Shanghai Children's Science and Technology Museum

　　The Shanghai Children's Science and Technology Museum was established to fulfill the wish of Soong Ching Ling, "the greatest woman of the 20th century," who believed in "giving children the most precious things in life." With support from various sectors, it was built and officially opened to the public on May 29, 1996. The museum consists of an Aerospace Hall, a Maritime Hall, a Toys Hall, an Exhibition Hall, a Dome Theater, and a Multi-function Hall. The outdoor square, pergolas, greenery, and water features complement four uniquely designed buildings. It serves as an educational venue outside school that combines thoughtfulness, knowledge, science, and entertainment.

　　Address: No. 61, Songyuan Road, Changning District, Shanghai

　　Type: Museum

　　Recommended visiting time: 2–3 hours

　　Phone: 021-62783130

　　Official website: http://www.shetbwg.com

　　Opening hours:

　　8:45–16:45 (last entry at 15:30), closed on Mondays (if a national holiday falls on a Monday, the museum will be closed on the first working day after the holiday).

　　Ticket information:

　　Free admission. Entry is free upon presentation of valid ID.

　　1. Individual visitors (with children): collect an entry ticket at the ticket pick-up counter and enter for free through the individual visitor channel.

　　2. Individual visitors (without children): must show a valid ID to collect an entry ticket.

　　3. Groups (20 or more people): please make a reservation at least 3 days in advance. On the day of the visit, present an official letter from your organization and follow the reservation confirmation to enter for free through the group channel. Reservation phone: 021-62783130.

　　4. Seniors aged 70 and above, military personnel, and people with disabilities may enter with priority upon showing valid ID.