Come to Guilin Park and enjoy spring for free! ! !

🎫Tickets: 0 yuan 🚉Transportation strategy: Metro: Line 12 Guilin Park Bus: Take bus No. 732, No. 830, No. 946, No. 122, etc. At No. 128 Guilin Road, Xuhui District, Shanghai, there is a park in the style of a classical Chinese garden. It was originally called "Huang's Garden" and was built in 1931. It was the private garden villa of Huang Jinrong, the chief inspector of the police station and gang leader in the French Concession in old Shanghai. Although it is not big, every brick and tile reveals a unique exquisiteness. After the fall of Shanghai, it became a barracks for the Japanese invading army. When the Japanese army withdrew, some buildings were destroyed. After several renovations, Guilin Park was opened to the public in 1958. 🌟Highlights: 1. There are pavilions, towers, bridges, flowing water, rockery and strange rocks here, as if you are in the Suzhou Gardens. The century-old trees are still lush and green. You can stroll in the park and enjoy the tranquility and beauty. 2. Many precious trees are planted here, among which the century-old five-needle pine and two century-old boxwoods are well-known far and wide. 3. There are several teahouses here with ancient style and beautiful scenery. If you are tired of shopping, you can go in to have some tea and take a rest. The tea fee is about 5 yuan per person. 4. The "Haha Pavilion" in the park and the "囍" character on the Nine-Curve Corridor are both unique design elements that are very impressive. 5. This is also a paradise for photography enthusiasts. Many costume lovers and cosplayers like to come here to take pictures.