Mahler Villa: a dazzling array of flowers

If you come to Shanghai for the first time, you must experience afternoon tea in the castle! ||This place is really suitable for fairies to take photos. No matter how you shoot, it looks good. We went there in the afternoon, afternoon tea and the castle go better together. This castle-like building was born from a dream. In 1926, A little girl living in Shanghai dreams of owning an "Andersen's fairy tale castle". Her father, Eric Mahler, a wealthy Jewish-British businessman, decided to help his daughter realize her dream. Mahler spent nearly 10 years Built in 1936, this building features a Norwegian-style spire. A yellow castle with Chinese glazed tiles. But due to the war, the family moved away after only five years. After the founding of New China, This place was once used as the office of the Shanghai Communist Youth League. Today, the castle has been transformed into a boutique hotel, Hengshan Mahler Villa Hotel. You can enjoy English afternoon tea (reservation required) before entering. Otherwise, you can only stand at the door and look at the exterior of the villa. Location: No. 30, Shaanxi South Road; Transportation: Line M1, Line 10, Line 12, Exit 2; Line 12, Nanjing West Road Station, Exit 12