Shanghai Lu Xun Park | A quiet place of culture and history in the bustling Hongkou District!

🌿When you think of Shanghai, skyscrapers and bustling shopping streets often come to mind first. But if you want to touch the soul of this city, you must come to Lu Xun Park. It is a scavenger of old times, salvaging precious memories from the torrent of time, and spreading out a long scroll across the ages with lush greenery and ancient scenery. 🌈The ultimate guide to Shanghai Lu Xun Park‼️‼️ I have personally experienced it to help you avoid the pitfalls＼(`Δ’) 📍Lu Xun Park ⛳No. 2288, North Sichuan Road, Hongkou District, Shanghai Transportation: Exit 6, Hongkou Football Stadium, Metro Line 3 Hours: 5:00–21:00 Tickets: The park is free and does not require a reservation; the Lu Xun Memorial Hall requires a reservation on the Shanghai Lu Xun Memorial Hall WeChat mini program, or you can scan the code on site to make a reservation for free Visit duration: Park 1 hr + Lu Xun Memorial Hall 1.5 hrs • The park in Hongkou District, Shanghai is also called Lu Xun Park, named after Mr. Lu Xun. Lu Xun's tomb is a national key cultural relic protection unit, a national patriotic education demonstration base, included in the first batch of revolutionary relics list, and a AAA scenic spot. ●The southern half retains the original natural landscape garden to meet the needs of surrounding residents for leisure and activities ●The central part is mainly composed of buildings such as Lu Xun's tomb, memorial pavilion, and memorial hall (free but requires a reservation on the WeChat official account), forming a memorial theme area of the park ●The western part is a children's entertainment area ●The northern and eastern parts are scenic areas 🗺️Travel route Enter from the south gate, visit Lu Xun's tomb first, and feel the solemn atmosphere; then enter the Lu Xun Memorial Hall and immerse yourself in the ocean of knowledge for 2–3 hours. After leaving the hall, stroll along the lake to the Plum Garden, enjoy the lake and mountain scenery along the way, and rest and enjoy the scenery in the Plum Garden for 1 hour. Then you can wander around the park at will, visit the tea room, watch the elderly choir performance, and integrate into the daily life of Shanghai locals. Leave leisurely from the west gate in the evening.