[Shanghai] Shanghai Greenhouse Gardens 🪴 | Perfect for photogenic, natural relaxation, and indoor sightseeing!

🚉 Access About an 11-minute walk from Houtan Station on Subway Line 7. It's quite a walk, and the scenery doesn't change much, so it feels quite far! ⸻ 🎟 Tickets I recommend purchasing tickets in advance on Trip.com. Enter by simply scanning a QR code—no passport needed! There was no need to wait in line at the ticket booth, so it was a very smooth experience. ⸻ 🪴 Inside the Museum As the name suggests, it's an indoor botanical garden, but rather than just a botanical garden, it's more like a theme park, aquarium, and art space combined. Each area has a different atmosphere, making it a great photo spot. 📸 Just walking around the building is quite a workout. There are many stairs, slopes, and elevation changes, so it's best to wear comfortable shoes. A handheld fan is a must-have in the summer! ⸻ 🌞 Seasonal Recommendations As a greenhouse, it's extremely hot in the summer, so we recommend visiting in winter or spring. The humidity is also high, so bringing a cold drink will keep you comfortable. ⸻ 🍦 Rest and Dining Information There's a restaurant and a DQ ice cream shop along the way! You can also access it from outside, so you can take an ice cream break after you've finished looking around. 🍨 You can explore at your own pace without worrying about timing. ⸻ 📷 Photo Spots The beautiful combination of plants, light, and glass makes it a popular photo spot. However, it's crowded, so it's easy for other people to appear in the photo, so you might need a bit of patience if you want to take photos. We also recommend bringing a camera for serious photographers! ⸻ 💡 Summary • It's an 11-minute walk from Houtan Station, so it's a bit of a walk, but it's worth it! • Super smooth admission with Trip.com's QR code • A spacious and striking greenhouse combining plants and art, creating a new style • Summer is hot, so winter and spring are the best seasons! #Shanghai #BotanicalGardens #ShanghaiGreenhouseGardens