Lujiazui Central Green Space in Shanghai｜Encounter a Healing Oasis

🌃 Amid the steel forest of Lujiazui, there is a hidden gem full of striking contrasts—Lujiazui Central Green Space! Unlike the cold distance of the financial district, this place feels like time has slowed down. Lawns, fountains, sculptures, and skyscrapers frame each other, and every snapshot captures the perfect blend of nature and urban life! ▫️ 📍 Basic Information 🏠 Address: No. 717 Lujiazui Ring Road, Pudong New Area (3-minute walk from Exit 5 of Lujiazui Station on Metro Line 2) ⏰ Opening Hours: Open 24 hours, free of charge! 🎫 Admission: Free ▫️ 🌟 Must-See Highlights 1️⃣ Giant Lawn Relaxation Plan An open lawn covering 100,000 square meters, evergreen all year round. Lie down on the grass in the afternoon to soak up the sun, with the sharp silhouette of Shanghai Tower above and soft grass beneath—an exclusive "relaxation" experience in the Magic City! ▫️ 2️⃣ Romantic Encounter of the Musical Fountain and Black Swans The central lake is designed in the shape of the Pudong map, with the main fountain jet reaching 80 meters high, surrounded by double-layered secondary fountains that perform water dance shows at scheduled times! When the mist refracts rainbows, it feels like stepping into a fairy tale world. Elegant black swan families also glide by the lakeside—remember to bring some bread crumbs to interact with them~ ▫️ 3️⃣ Art Sculpture Group: A Dialogue Between Nature and Culture "Returning Oasis": A 13-meter-high cast bronze sculpture weighing 34 tons! Created by a British artist inspired by the Earth goddess, symbolizing harmonious coexistence between humans and nature—perfect for atmospheric photos~ "Spring" Sculpture: At the entrance, eight steel-structured "flowers" bloom, like stepping into a fairy tale garden, filling every girl’s heart with joy! Viewing Pavilion: A white conch-shaped canopy that can host small performances inside. When the lights come on at dusk, it looks like a lighthouse at sea~ ▫️ 4️⃣ Hidden Gem: Yingchuan Cottage · Wu Changshuo Memorial Hall On the south side of the green space stands a 1914 Sino-Western style private residence, now the Wu Changshuo Memorial Hall. Between the blue bricks and black tiles, the master’s studio and exhibition hall quietly tell the story of Shanghai-style culture. Free admission!