A museum you can't miss when you go to Shanghai - Shanghai Glass Art Museum✨

#Sign up for tripbest7月酒店试睡員 Hong Kong people should be familiar with "Liulifang" because there are branches in Hong Kong. Every time you pass by the store, you will be attracted by the beautiful glass works and be shocked by their prices. This is the museum opened by Ms. Yang Huishan, the founder of "Liulifang". It is divided into three floors. The ground floor mainly sells souvenirs, the second floor is the works of international masters, and the third floor is the masterpieces of the owner. The exhibits on this floor are also larger. The second and third floors are paid areas, about 50 yuan. All the exhibits are beautiful, many of them are amazing and amazing, especially the masters' works on the second floor. On the big red bowl, you can see the scenery of the city; the miniature flowers and bees created with fine glass tubes, the master even signed on one of the leaves, it's really crazy! Looking at the ordinary mirror, you can see a cave at a certain angle; the two screens of glass placed separately, at a certain angle, the flowers on the glass are actually fused together, it's really amazing, like watching a magic trick! There is a QR code next to each work. Scan it to get a guide. We didn't use it because we just planned to walk around. But fortunately, a staff member walked by and probably saw that we spent a lot of time studying it, so he walked over to guide us from what angle to watch it. Because of this, we discovered the magic of the exhibits. This is a place that you will like to visit even if you don't understand art. The exhibition hall is not big and the visiting time is about one hour. Come and have a look! Opening hours: 10:00-17:00 (admission stops at 16:30) Transportation information: It's about a 3-minute walk from Exit 1 of Dapu Bridge Subway Station. We took a taxi from the city center, which cost about 20 yuan. #Shanghai #Shanghai Good Places #Shanghai Travel #Shanghai Tourism #Shanghai Attractions #Shanghai Liuli Art Museum