When Shanghai Meets Fairy Tales | Moller Villa - A Dream Escape in the Urban Jungle!

🌿Looking back at Shanghai in the 1920s, it was a time of turbulence and collision between the East and the West. Moller Villa was born in this historical torrent, witnessing the settlement and integration of foreign expatriates in Shanghai at that time. At that time, the shipping industry was booming, and Moller, as a leader in the industry, spared no effort to build this villa to show his identity and status, and to create a warm and comfortable home for his family. 🌈The ultimate guide to visiting Shanghai Moller Villa‼️‼️! I will help you avoid the pitfalls I have personally experienced＼(`Δ’) ❤️This was originally a fairy tale world built by a Jewish tycoon, Mr. Moller, for his little daughter, a dream building comparable to a Disney castle. After several changes of ownership, it became a first-class modern protected building in Shanghai in 1989, and was transformed into Hengshan Moller Villa Hotel in 2005🏨 and opened to the public. · 📍Address: No. 30, South Shaanxi Road, Jing'an District, Shanghai 🚇Transportation: Take Metro Line 2/12/13 to West Nanjing Road Station, and walk 800 meters from Exit 12 📸Photo spots: 1️⃣The villa is built at the intersection, next to the Yan'an Elevated Pedestrian Bridge. You can take pictures of the lawn in front and the main building of Moller Villa on the bridge. 2️⃣Take pictures while taking the escalator, with a drone effect 3️⃣In front of the villa garden lawn under the bridge ⚠️Moller Villa is not a scenic spot and cannot be visited without reason, unless you check in or make an appointment for afternoon tea, dining, wedding banquet, etc. The polite security guard at the door will ask carefully. Those who are interested in historical buildings can come and have a look! 📝Nearby: There are many excellent historical buildings on South Shaanxi Road and North Shaanxi Road, which you can visit along the way. 🍽️: Meixin Dim Sum, about 100 meters away from Moller Villa, is a century-old dim sum shop. Tangyuan, wonton, and spring rolls are all specialties. You can try the dim sum shop that locals eat after visiting!