Textbook! Shanghai World Expo Museum, a living textbook of World Expo history!

The Shanghai World Expo Museum is the only official museum and official documentation center of the Bureau International des Expositions (BIE), jointly built by the Shanghai Municipal Government and the BIE. It is not only the first truly international museum in China, but also the only museum in the world that comprehensively displays the theme of the World Expo. It records the development and changes of the World Expo over the past 160 years, and also leaves behind the century-old relationship between China and the World Expo. 2. Itinerary Morning: Shanghai World Expo Museum - Visit the museum to learn about the history and culture of the World Expo. Historical Valley - Experience the architectural features representing history, meditation, and eternity. Cloud of Celebration - Located in the middle of the central courtyard, it connects various functional areas through an aerial corridor. Afternoon: Special Effects Theater - Watch the special effects movie "Wonderful World Expo Journey" and experience the wonderful journey of the World Expo. Temporary Exhibition Hall - Visit the temporary exhibition hall to learn about exhibitions on different themes. Rooftop Garden - Rest in the rooftop garden and enjoy the city view. 3. Dining Recommendations Lunch: Restaurants near the Shanghai World Expo Museum - Since food is not allowed in the museum, it is recommended to find a restaurant nearby for dining. You can choose restaurants near the Expo Museum Station on Metro Line 13, which are within walking distance. Dinner: Recommended Specialty Restaurants: Peijie Hot Pot Shanghai People's Square Store - Experience authentic Chongqing hot pot. Xibei Youmian Village - Taste Northwest specialty noodles. Nan Xiaoguan - Enjoy Shanghai cuisine. 4. Attraction Opening Hours, Prices, and Reservations Opening Hours: Tuesday to Sunday 9:00-17:00, last admission at 16:15. Closed on Mondays (whether the museum is open on Mondays during national holidays will be announced separately). Price: Free, no reservation required. Reservation: No reservation is required for individual visitors; for groups of more than 100 people, it is recommended to call the hotline in advance so that the museum can make arrangements in advance. 5. Transportation Routes and Times Metro: Line 13 Expo Museum Station Exit 2, about 2 minutes walk; Line 4 Luban Road Station Exit 2, about 15 minutes walk; Line 8/4 Xizang South Road Station Exit 2, about 25 minutes walk. Self-driving: The Expo Museum offers free parking, and the parking lot entrance is located at 780 Jumen Road. 6. Travel Tips and Photo Spots Visit Route: After entering the museum, the first thing you see is a huge globe model, then visit each exhibition hall in turn, each with a different theme. Photo Spots: The museum's layout is very distinctive, and you can take many beautiful photos. Remember to bring your camera or phone to capture this unforgettable journey.