Isn't a fun and free museum in Shanghai great?

☀ This weekend is sunny and warm, perfect for a breeze along the Yangpu Riverside, and a visit to the Skills Museum is just awesome! 🪫 The small museum is both fun and enough to tire your legs! ‼️ Upon arrival, it’s recommended to scan the code to reserve ① the Fuxing High-Speed Train Simulator, ② VR Forestry, and ③ VR Welding. These sessions have limited spots and depend on quick reflexes. ❤ Also, the entire fourth floor is basically an interactive zone, as shown in the pictures, with so many activities. Some favorites include: ① Drawing your own picture and projecting it onto the wall to complete challenges; ② Doodling on a car, and it’s a real car that big! ③ 💞 And the phone wall in picture three—when you speak, it converts your voice to text and projects it. The fun part is when the other person picks up the receiver, your voice is transmitted to their speaker, and when they hang up, the text falls down. 🔥 You just can’t get enough of it! 🛗 Other floors, besides a few reservation-required activities, mostly have exhibition areas with some small interactions. For those low on energy, it’s best to start on the fourth floor and if you get tired later, just take a quick stroll! Of course, you can also start from the first floor and take your time, and if you get tired later, seeing the fun stuff should keep you going 😅 📍 Address: 1578 Yangshupu Road 🅿 Parking: Parking nearby doesn’t seem very convenient, so public transport or taxis are recommended. 📆 Also, like regular museums, it’s closed on Mondays!