Recommended Vintage Photo Shoot Locations in Shanghai | China Securities Museum

| China Securities Museum. This was my first time taking photos at the Securities Museum 📷. Not only is it a great place for vintage photos, but it's also a great place to visit. It's worth a visit. It was formerly the Richard's Hotel and the Astor House Hotel. The Shanghai Stock Exchange opened here on December 19, 1990. It has been the China Securities Museum since 2018. 🟡About the Outfit I chose a cheongsam for this shoot, which instantly gave it a vintage Shanghai vibe! 🟡Photo Tips: Professional cameras are allowed, but no lighting or flash is allowed ✔The café on the first floor and the wooden staircase with mirrors are great for photos ✔The corridor on the second floor has a vintage green sofa and vintage patterned walls that are great for photos ✔The corridor on the third floor has red and white striped carpet and great natural light. You can take photos by the window with natural Rembrandt lighting ✔Room 311 is where Premier Zhou used to stay. It has been preserved as it was. The wallpaper is beautiful and the sofa is vintage and beautiful. I love the color scheme There are many other beautiful corners, such as the corridor with paintings and the vintage chandelier. The building has four or five floors in total. Each floor is worth a visit. I recommend spending at least 1-2 hours for the photo shoot and visit. Plus, it's close to the Bund, Waibaidu Bridge, and North Bund. If you're traveling to Shanghai, you can visit it 🏫: China Securities Museum 🎫: Free 🆓, no reservation required for individual visits 🕓: Opening hours, Tuesday to Sunday, 9:30-16:00, no entry after 15:30