Shanghai Botanical Garden (Including Greenhouse) Guide｜An 11-Month-Old's Experience with Nature

The 20-minute effect eases the pressure of bringing a baby 🍐 and it's low-cost: free entry to the park, greenhouse tickets 🎫 30 yuan/person (free for babies under 90cm 🍼, discounts for seniors over 60). You can see four greenhouses in total, and the whole journey is stroller-friendly. There are few commercial facilities in the park, suitable for those who purely love nature 🌿 ⛲️The south area is the old botanical garden, with more seniors; the north area is newly built, with small children's play facilities, and the road conditions are also suitable for strolling with babies. The cherry blossoms are also in bloom 🌸 ⏰Went on Thursday afternoon, not many people on a working day 🌴Greenhouse Experience: Greenhouse 1 (South Area) ✔️The largest greenhouse, decorated with many Phalaenopsis and Cymbidium orchids, with many child-friendly and cute decorations. More artificial traces. Greenhouse 2 (South Area, behind Greenhouse 1) ✔️Mainly cacti 🌵, orchids, and cacti. The cacti and succulents are quite interesting. Greenhouses 3 & 4 (North Area) ✔️These two are relatively small and can be visited quickly. One is for mountain mosses and other plants, with a wild and interesting style. 👀Suggestions for the park ▫️There are not many places to buy drinks. The sleepy mother could only get a robot-made coffee 🤖 at the entrance of Greenhouse 4. 🍃Updated Route: 13:30 Enter the south area/explore the greenhouse → 15:00 Arrive at the north area → 15:30 Stroll through the two greenhouses in the north area → 16:00 Play at the children's play area and go home 👩💕Realization from a mother: I used to think that the botanical garden was a place for the elderly, but now I love it! A 30-yuan greenhouse ticket is more worthwhile than an early childhood education class—when the baby looks around and gently touches the leaves🍃, I suddenly realize that the best nature education is in the park~