Travel guide to the Baidai Mansion

Passing by Xujiahui Park on the way to the exhibition, attracted by the red house under the shade of green trees... No. 811 Hengshan Road, it turns out to be the Baidai Mansion, the place where the 'March of the Volunteers' was recorded! The century-old foreign-style building that has been baptized by the vicissitudes of life, is also one of the first batch of immovable revolutionary relics in Shanghai. The Baidai Mansion was built in 1921, It is a garden residence made of clear water red bricks. It is the birthplace of China's record industry, and the former site of Baidai Record Company, carrying countless musicians' dreams and tears, and witnessed the rise and fall of the record industry. Currently, the first floor is a Spanish restaurant, the second and third floors are exhibition areas, with various precious historical materials for visitors. The distinctive wooden carved staircase in the building, and the large crystal chandelier hanging in the atrium complement each other, showing the elegance and temperament of old Shanghai~ ❣️Related information: ☕️Name: Baidai Mansion (Recording place of March of the Volunteers) 🈺️Time: Tuesday to Sunday 9:00-17:00, stop admission at 16:30 📍Address: No. 811 Hengshan Road 🚇Transportation: 740 meters walk from Exit 15 of Xujiahui Station on Line 9, 10 minutes. 🤩Currently, there is a 'Embrace the Truth. Commemorating the 120th Anniversary of He Luting's Birth' exhibition on the second floor, which will last until December 31, 2023. Free, no appointment needed.