Shanghai Automobile Museum: Endless fun for children, browsing the world's antique cars

After living in Suzhou, you can flexibly arrange a self-driving tour of Jiangsu, Zhejiang, and Shanghai on weekends. Shanghai has always been a treasure trove that I've overlooked. This time at the Shanghai Automobile Museum, I saw a different world, reminiscent of the memories from the Mercedes-Benz Museum in Germany many years ago, and there were also experiences for children to play. 👉Speaking of the Automobile Museum 1️⃣Located in the Anting Auto Expo Park in Jiading, Shanghai 2️⃣The Automobile Museum is divided into five areas: the History Hall, the Collection Hall, the Technology Hall, the Children's Playground, and the Library on the fifth floor 3️⃣The Shanghai Automobile Museum houses classic antique cars from more than 20 representative and significant brands, such as Mercedes-Benz, Cadillac, Ford, and Porsche. Many styles are very cool, and I feel they look much better than the current ones, haha 4️⃣The children's playground on the fourth floor is quite good. You can take your children to play in the playground first, then go downstairs to visit the Automobile Museum. This is a nice route planning. 👉Ticket Strategy 🧡Museum tickets are 60 yuan (official website), and online tickets are somewhat discounted 🧡The Children's Playground on the fourth floor charges separately, and you can buy a combo ticket 🧡Parking is quite expensive, you can park in the McDonald's parking lot, buy something at random, and it can offset 2 hours of parking fees 🧡Anting Auto Expo Park is free, the place is quite large, suitable for camping and walking, and the experience is good 🧡Antique car experience, this is quite stylish, you can take a drive around the park. If you want to experience it, you can inquire and buy tickets at the museum 👉Strategy Route Map ✅Buddhist-style child walking If you have children, a one-day non-accommodation trip to the Automobile Museum + Buddhist-style camping in the park is a good travel plan for nearby friends, offering a fun experience for children. There is also a McDonald's and a convenience store near the museum, where you can buy some food. ✅If you don't have children, you can arrange an immersive Automobile Museum tour and Buddhist-style camping. If you camp, it is recommended to order takeout, which is quite convenient.