Free and fun museums in Shanghai? Yes, please!

☀This weekend is sunny and warm. It's perfect for a stroll along the Yangpu Riverside and a visit to the Skills Museum! 🪫This small museum is so fun, you'll walk your legs off! ‼️Upon arrival, it's recommended to scan the code and make reservations for ① the Fuxing high-speed train simulator, ② VR Forestry, and ③ VR Welding. These have limited slots and participants, so it's a first-come, first-served basis. ❤Almost the entire fourth floor is an interactive area, as shown in the pictures. There's so much to do! My favorites include: ① Drawing your own pictures and projecting them onto the wall for an interactive game; ② Spray-painting a car (a real, full-sized car!); ③💞And the phone wall in the third picture. When you speak, it converts your voice to text and displays it on the screen. What's interesting is that when the other person picks up the receiver, they'll be drawn into the speaker, and when they hang up, the words fall down. 🔥There's simply not enough time to play everything! 🛗Besides the reservation-only projects, most exhibition areas on other floors also offer small interactive experiences. If you have limited energy, I recommend starting on the fourth floor. If you get tired later, you can just browse through the rest. Of course, you can also start from the first floor and take your time if you have the energy. If you get tired later, seeing the interactive exhibits should keep you going😅 📍Address: 1578 Yangshupu Road 🅿Parking lot: Parking around here doesn't seem very convenient. Public transportation or a taxi is recommended. 📆Like most museums, it's closed on Mondays!