No. 358–800 East Daming Road, stretching from Gaoyang Road in the east to Liyang Road in the west, extends southward along East Daming Road to the Huangpu River embankment. With a total area of 64,088 square meters, it creates a riverside scenic area that is “water-friendly, open, and aesthetically pleasing.” Since the North Bund Riverside Green Space is located in the central section of the Huangpu River, it connects to the Bund in the west,...
The Shanghai Postal Museum was designed in 1922 by the Davies, Gilbert & Co. (Xiecheng Foreign Firm) and constructed by the Xin Fengji Construction Company on the former site of Jimi Li (now 1716 North Sichuan Road). It was completed in November 1924 and was once listed as one of the top ten buildings in Shanghai at the time. Located at 276 North Suzhou Road, north end of Sichuan Road Bridge (276 Beisuzhou Road), it was formerly known as the Shanghai General Post Office...
The Jewish Refugees in Shanghai Memorial (originally the Ohel Moshe Synagogue) is located at No. 62 Changyang Road, Hongkou District, Shanghai. It consists of the original Ohel Moshe Synagogue site and two exhibition halls, and is an important part of the “Tilanqiao Historic and Cultural Area.” This museum is a thematic memorial dedicated to commemorating the history of Jewish refugees who lived in Shanghai during World War II. It was originally...
Located at No. 145 Duolun Road, Shanghai. In the 1930s, under the suppression by the Nationalists, revolutionary literary workers formed the League of Left-Wing Writers of China. The founding congress was held on March 2, 1930, at the China Art University, then located at No. 233 Dule'an Road (now No. 2, Lane 201, Duolun Road). In early 1989…
No. 35, Qianbi Museum, located deep within Lane 2023 Sichuan North Road (formerly Zhi’an Lane on Duolun Road, Hongkou), was once the luxurious mansion of Kuomintang general Tang Enbo. The building was originally constructed in the 1920s by He Shouhua, a Cantonese merchant who came to Shanghai. It was occupied by Japanese forces during the War of Resistance as an officers' dormitory. After the war...
In May 1984, the Shanghai Municipal People’s Government designated No. 12, Lane 133, Shan Yin Road, Dongzhao Li, as the former residence of Qu Qiubai in Shanghai. Directly across the street from Qu Qiubai's former home in Dongzhao Li lies the last residence of Lu Xun in Shanghai—Dalu Xin Cun. The early leader of the Communist Party of China, great Marxist, outstanding proletarian...
The former residence of Shen Yinmo is located at No. 504 Hailun Road, on the west side of Siping Road. It stands on Hailun Road Dongyang Street, north of Zhexing Li. At that time, the Japanese built 33 typical two-bay pseudo-three-story brick-and-wood Japanese-style buildings along this street, with 8 on the south side and 25 on the north side, covering the area from Dishiwei Road in the east to Xingjiaqiao North Road in the west. These buildings were divided by bamboo fences, with small gates at both ends for access. Entry was prohibited for Chinese people. It was commonly referred to as "Dongyang Street." In 1953, the street was widened and the fences were removed, making it the western section of present-day Hailun Road. The exterior of the buildings remains largely unchanged and they now serve as residential homes. Shen Yinmo’s former residence is situated in one of these three-story buildings facing south.
Modern Children's Art Museum Address: No. 27 Duolun Road, Hongkou District Transportation: Hongkou Football Stadium Station - Metro Line 3/8 Phone: 65879059 Opening Hours: 10:00-16:30…
• Shanghai’s most romantic street — send a letter stamped with a love-themed postmark to your loved one from the heart-shaped mailbox. Attraction introduction: Sweet Love Road is hailed as Shanghai’s most romantic love street. Every two meters along both sides of the road, there is a wooden frame engraved with 28 famous love poems from China and abroad, forming a “Wall of Love.”…
Liyang Road is located in the Lu Xun Park area in the central part of Hongkou District, stretching from Hongkou Port by the Huangpu River in the south to North Sichuan Road in the north. Originally named Diversey Road, it was renamed to its current name in 1943. As it was developed relatively early, most structures along both sides of the road are traditional lane houses and warehouse complexes. Notable buildings include the former residence of Guo Moruo, the book storage room of Lu Xun, the pre-liberation Shanghai Federation of Trade Unions, the former residences of Cao Juren and Jin Zhonghua, among others. The area is especially famous for its cluster of garden-style villas. Liyang Road consists of two sections, separated by Siping Road in the middle.
On Christmas Eve, the Shanghai Christian Hongde Hall Church holds a choir performance accompanied by an organ, singing the Christmas carol "Silent Night." The event is synchronized with several major Christian churches in Shanghai. The main venue's activities are transmitted digitally to each church and displayed on two large screens at the front of the hall. This church is special because...
The former site of Neishan Bookstore is a Western-style structure with a false third floor, facing south and situated on a north-south axis. It is located at No. 2050 North Sichuan Road, near the southern entrance of Tien'ai Road, with Shanyin Road to the east. This bookstore was named after Japanese friend Mr. Uchiyama Kanzō. Born in 1885 in Okayama, Japan, in March 1913 he was...
Greater Shanghai is located on Duolun Road, the Cultural Celebrities Street. It’s a low-key small museum that houses many antiques from nearly a century of Shanghai’s history. Among them, a photo of the Bund taken in the 1930s stands out remarkably. Greater Shanghai is a tiny historical museum where you can find antiques spanning nearly a hundred years, including furniture, door plaques, …
The Fourth National Congress of the CPC Memorial Hall is located in Sichuan North Road Green Space Park in Hongkou District, Shanghai. It covers a construction area of 3,180 square meters, with an exhibition space of approximately 1,500 square meters, and consists of a prelude hall, main exhibition hall, film screening hall, and auxiliary exhibition halls. The original site of the Fourth National Congress of the CPC was at No. 8, Lane 28, Lane 254, Dongbaoxing Road, Hongkou District, whe…
The 1913 Old Foreign Firm Building is located on Harbin Road and is the sixth cultural and creative park under the Debi Group. It sits at the heart of the National Music Industry Development Base and is a key project in the planned "Music Valley." Passing by on your way to the 1933 Old Millfun gives you a strong sense of history. Attraction location: No. 160, Harbin Road, Hongkou District...
Fanggua Lane is located at No. 997 Qiujiang Road, Hongkou District, Shanghai. When people mention "Fanggua Lane," they often think of it as a microcosm of the shantytown dwellings in old Shanghai. In fact, during the 1920s, it was a bustling area in the southwestern part of Zhabei. The Fanggua Lane site was originally a low-lying area formed by the silting of the Wusong River in the mid-Ming Dynasty, when…
The former site of the Shanghai Municipal Council Slaughterhouse is located at No. 10 and No. 29 Shajing Road, and is now the 1933 Old Millfun Creative Park. It was designated as a cultural heritage conservation unit in Hongkou District in 2004. The entire building was designed according to the original British blueprint by British architect Balfours, constructed in 1933 by the Yu Hongji Construction Company. It covers an area of...
The former site of the Jiangsu Provincial Committee of the Communist Party of China is located at No. 108 Jixiang Road, Hongkou District, Shanghai. In 1926, the Central Party School was housed here. In 1927, it served as a contact point for the headquarters of the Third Armed Uprising of Shanghai Workers. After the “April 12” counter-revolutionary coup, Chen Yannian, following instructions from the Communist Party, came to Shanghai to take up the post of Secretary of the Jiangsu-Zhejiang Regional Committee and set up offices here...
Jiguang High School is a patriotic education base in Hongkou District. With a 112-year history, the school boasts a rich campus culture. Named after the Korean War hero Huang Jiguang, the school is also called Huang Jiguang Square because of the statue of Huang Jiguang erected in its beautiful campus. Over the years, Jiguang High School has...
The statue of the young martyr "Little Radish Head" Song Zhenzhong was erected in June 1989 in Kunshan Garden, Hongkou District. In November 1998, it was relocated to No. 67 Ouyang Road, at the Hongkou District Youth Activity Center, and designated as the "Hongkou District Patriotic Education Base." Every year, elementary school students from Hongkou as well as Yangpu, Baoshan, Jinshan, and other districts…