Yuehu Sculpture Park

Shanghai Yuehu Sculpture Park is a sculpture art park that combines natural scenery with modern landscape art. Here is an introduction to it: - Basic Overview: Located in the Sheshan National Tourism Resort in Songjiang District, Shanghai, it is built around the lake. The park covers a total area of 1,300 acres, with the first phase covering 1,000 acres, including Yuehu Lake which spans 465 acres and over 500 acres of land along the lake. It officially opened to the public in 2005. With the construction concept of "returning to nature, enjoying art," it is the largest man-made lake in Shanghai. - Park Scenery - Themed Areas: Carefully designed functional areas with four major seasonal themes: spring, summer, autumn, and winter. The spring shore features a visitor service center and a water curtain bridge; the summer shore includes a waterside beach and a children's smart activity plaza; the autumn area mainly has a wedding dress hall and the Autumn Moon Square; the winter area has a lakeside pavilion and comprehensive supporting facilities. - Featured Sculptures: Exhibits more than 20 modern sculptures created by masters from over 10 countries including the Netherlands, Canada, Germany, and Japan. For example, the giant sculpture "Flying to Eternity" by Bulgarian-Italian sculptor Zhivko Filin, as well as sculptures resembling the Stonehenge in the UK. - Supporting Facilities - Dining Facilities: Includes Qiuyue Fang, Yueshan Sea Restaurant, Yuehu Zhen Restaurant, offering a variety of cuisines such as Cantonese, French, and new farmhouse dishes. - Recreational Facilities: Features a bouncing cloud imported from Japan, climbing nets introduced from Canada, as well as water play pools, water walking balls, a mischievous battle castle, and water activities like boating and dragon boat racing. - Transportation Guide: Take Metro Line 9 to Sheshan Station, then transfer to Songjiang Bus Route 92 and get off at Yuehu Station. You can also choose to take Tourist Line 1, South Sheshan Line, Joint Sheshan Line, Shangsheshan Special Line, Xisheshan Special Line, Huchen Line, or Shangtai Line to reach the park.