World Skills Museum - A must-see for those with great hands-on skills!

The World Skills Museum is a permanent, public welfare museum that is jointly established by the WorldSkills International, the Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security of the People's Republic of China, and the Shanghai Municipal People's Government. The World Skills Museum is open to the public for free and serves as the World Skills Exhibition Center, World Skills Cooperation and Exchange Platform, International Youth Skills Education Base, and the Official Documentation Center of WorldSkills International. The World Skills Museum is located in the Yangpu District of Shanghai, beneath the Yangpu Bridge on the riverside area, in a four-story beamless warehouse with twin covers, with the well-preserved old factory buildings on the west side. There are few people on weekdays, but today there was a delegation visiting, making it a bit more lively. Tips: 1) Book your visit in advance. 2) Interactive activities start booking at nine o'clock in the morning on the same day, one on the second floor, two on the third floor, and one on the fourth floor that does not require booking. World Skills Museum Address: No. 1578, Yangshupu Road, Yangpu District, Shanghai (130 meters southwest of Ningguo Road Ferry)