Tianyuan Park is located at 735 Shuicheng Road. Except for its main eastern entrance facing Shuicheng Road, the park is surrounded on three sides by residential buildings and institutional premises. The site was originally the Tianshan Nursery. In October 1984, the Shanghai Municipal Bureau of Parks and the People's Government of Changning District invested 460,000 yuan. The overall planning and landscaping design were overseen by Xie Jiafen from the Shanghai Municipal Bureau of Parks...
The Shanghai Fire Museum is located at No. 207, Zhongshan West Road, Changning District, covering an area of approximately 2,400 square meters. The museum began trial operations on August 1, 2007, and officially opened on November 9. It is currently a top-tier domestic museum with world-class standards. The Shanghai Fire Museum houses a collection of over 21,000...
Hongqiao Riverside Park is located in the area west of No. 2080 Changning Road, Changning District. It borders Shanghai Huacheng (Phase III) to the east, Changning Road to the south, and the Suzhou River to the west and north. Covering an area of approximately 28,000 square meters, the site is shaped like an inverted L, following the flow direction of the Suzhou River. It stretches 210 meters east-west along the river and...
Qiaqiao Green Space is located in Changning District, adjacent to West Yan’an Road Station on the Light Rail Mingzhu Line to the west and the bustling West Yan’an Road to the south. Covering an area of approximately 4.3 hectares, it was developed after the relocation of old residential areas as planned. The green space is long and narrow, stretching from north to south and relatively narrow from east to west, with a total of five entrances and exits. The terrain throughout the green space is undulating, and a sunken plaza embedded within the hilly landscape serves as the central feature of the entire park...
Shanghai's Yanhong Green Space is located in the area north of Yan'an West Road, south of Hongqiao Road, west of Gubei Road, and east of the Shanghai Dance School. This green space was one of the key municipal projects in 2003, covering an area of 32,000 square meters. The project included earthwork shaping, landscaping, road features, and other elements, making it a green lung in the city center. …
Huashan Green Space is located in Changning District, Shanghai. To the east is the city’s main thoroughfare, Huashan Road; to the north is Hunan Road; to the west is Xingfu Road; and to the south is Chunguang Fang. It lies within Shanghai’s upscale residential areas such as Huaihai Road, Jiangsu Road, and Tai’an Road, covering a green area of 39,500 square meters. The green space was completed and opened to the public in late 2001. The green space…
The Liu Haisu Art Museum is an emerging national modern art museum in Shanghai. It is located in the Hongqiao Development Zone in the western part of Shanghai, boasting a pleasant environment and convenient transportation. It is named after Mr. Liu Haisu, one of the founding figures of China’s New Art Movement. The museum officially opened on March 16, 1995. It combines the functions of an art museum, a small-scale museum…
Shanghai Children's Museum was established with support from various parties to fulfill the wish of Soong Ching Ling, "the greatest woman of the 20th century," who believed in "giving the most precious things to children." It is located in the southeast part of the Soong Ching Ling Mausoleum and officially opened to the public on May 29, 1996. The museum consists of an Aerospace Hall, a Maritime Hall, a...
The Children's Traffic Park is bordered by Zunyi Road to the east, Xianxia Road to the south, and residential buildings to the west and north. The site was originally the Tianshan Orchard and was approved for redevelopment into the Tianshan Children’s Park by the Shanghai Municipal Basic Construction Commission in 1984. The overall planning and landscaping design were overseen by Xie Jiafen from the Design Office of the Shanghai Municipal Gardens and Parks Bureau, and the construction was carried out by the Shanghai Municipal Gardens Engineering Company. The...
In the 1920s, with the global construction boom, Shanghai attracted a number of renowned foreign architects. Among them was a Hungarian architect named László Hudec, who became widely known in Shanghai for his emphasis on innovative architectural designs and his advocacy for new styles. The Bund Savings Society Building (also known as the Park Hotel), designed under his direction...
The Li Gong Ancestral Hall (Li Hongzhang Ancestral Hall) is tucked away within the century-old Fudan High School. Walk across the school’s playground, and you’ll see the Li Gong Ancestral Hall — a classic Chinese-style building with upturned eaves. The high roof ridge is adorned with dragon carvings and the four large characters “Wan Dai Gong Hou” (Ten Thousand Generations of Dukes and Marquises). In front of the hall is a spacious and lofty porch. Looking up, you’ll see four large...
Xinqing Park is positioned as an "urban forest," with a green space ratio of 85%. Trees account for 54% of all greenery. The combination of upper-level trees, large shrubs, and lower-level small shrubs and ground cover creates an ecologically distinctive garden, allowing visitors to experience the feeling of being in a "towering forest with birds chirping melodiously" amid the bustling city...
No. 4, Lane 1315, Yuyuan Road was the Shanghai residence of the great New Zealand friend Rewi Alley from 1932 to 1938. It is a three-story Western-style building constructed with brick, wood, and cement, featuring an outdoor staircase that leads directly to the second-floor living quarters. During Rewi Alley’s stay, the front part of the ground floor served as a reception room and dining area, while the rear housed the kitchen and other…
Through protective renovation and functional transformation, the Shanghai Urban Sculpture Art Center has turned an once-glorious but now defunct old factory into a public art sanctuary that embodies the city’s artistic vitality and spirit of the times, while also preserving the historical and cultural legacy of the city. To advance the development of the Shanghai Urban Sculpture Art Center, under the leadership of the Municipal Party Committee...
Red Town is located at Huaihai West Road and Kailun Road, repurposed from the former factory buildings of the Shanghai No. 10 Steel Plant. It retains the inherent characteristics of exposed steel structures, red brick facades, and expansive open spaces. The area benefits from a prime location...
Yang Peiming Propaganda Poster Collection Art Gallery Address: Building 4, No. 868 Huashan Road, Changning District Transportation: Changshu Road Station - Metro Lines 1/7 Phone: 62111845 Opening Hours: 10:00-17:00…
Museum of Russian and Soviet Fine Arts Address: No. 356 Tianshan Road, Changning District Transportation: Weining Road – Metro Line 2 Phone: 33538803…
Address: No. 95 Beiyu Road, Changning District. Transportation: Beixinjing Station - Metro Line 2, Buses 74/141/190/316/750/808/825/846/855. Tel: 62151611. Opening hours: 9:30–16:30…
Shanghai Hongqiao Contemporary Art Museum Address: No. 650, Xianxia Road, Changning District Transport: Shuicheng Road Station – Metro Line 10 Phone: 62618834 Opening hours: 9:00 AM – 11:00 AM, 1:00 PM – 4:30 PM…
Shanghai Oil Painting and Sculpture Institute Art Gallery Address: No. 111 Jinzhu Road, Changning District Transport: Yili Road Station - Line 10 of the Shanghai Metro Phone: 62759930…