This underrated park in Shanghai is free to enter

The Guangfulin Ruins is a "floating" museum in the water. The quaint Hui-style buildings and the scenery of small bridges and flowing water attract countless tourists to check in❗️ 📍Address: Lane 3260, Guangfulin Road, Songjiang District, Shanghai. ⏰Opening hours: 9:00~17:00 (admission stops at 16:00) 🎫Tickets: Scan the QR code at the entrance to make an appointment and enter the park. ✅Paid attractions: Guangfulin Cultural Exhibition Hall (30💰 yuan) Guangfu Forestry Art Exhibition Hall (5💰 yuan) Guangfulin Ancient Pottery Art Museum (5💰 yuan) Guangfulin Archaeological Site Exhibition Hall (30💰 yuan) You can buy it on site, and there are passes available 🔶The scenic spot provides sightseeing buses "25💰 yuan per person" ✅Other nearby attractions: Thames Town, it is recommended to go there after visiting Guangfulin, the distance is about two or three kilometers, you can refer to the guide ①Jixianfang: Hui-style architecture like ink painting, 📷Great for taking photos ②Fulin Tower: The tallest building in the park, a great place to take photos. 📷Take a photo of the reflection in the pool in front of the tower ③Zhiye Zen Temple: You can enjoy koi and vegetarian food. The Guangfulin Red Wall check-in point is on the outer wall of Zhiye Zen Temple. ④ Sanyuan Palace: The small bridge outside the palace is great for taking photos ⑤Duoyun Academy: Huizhou-style architecture, a popular check-in spot, providing books, cultural creations, coffee, etc. ⑥Guangfulin Cultural Exhibition Hall: An underwater museum where you can learn about the historical evolution of Shanghai through exhibitions. The three main buildings seem to float on the water, which is very spectacular and shocking. 🍱Suitable for leisurely dining: 🍜Yichi Garden: A famous internet celebrity check-in restaurant, an antique old building, where you can sit down and rest when you are tired of shopping, and it is also very beautiful to take pictures inside. The patio at the entrance is very special