Fuxing Park, Shanghai

#shanghaitrip Fuxing Park in Shanghai is a charming urban oasis that offers a delightful escape from the city's hustle and bustle. The park's historical significance and serene atmosphere make it a popular destination for both locals and tourists. The pathways are lined with lush greenery, vibrant flowers, and towering trees, creating a picturesque setting for leisurely strolls or relaxing moments on the benches. The central lake, adorned with bridges and pavilions, adds to the park's tranquility. Visitors can witness a variety of activities, from tai chi and dance to card games and picnics, showcasing the vibrant local community that frequents the park. #travel#urbanexplorer#mytripvlog#tripblazers#awesomepic#summervacation#passionpassport#trip#shanghai#china

Night stroll in Xintiandi area

Cor! is a super cute coffee shop ☕️ in Fuxing Middle Rd. Location seems quite small, but it’s actually spacious inside. You can either sit in a small terrace enjoying the hot summer night, or inside to keep the heat away (or run from the rain). Location is a bit difficult to find, as entrance is just a door along the street. However, door is tiny so the magic stays inside. Ambience is quite relaxing, gotta love the bird houses hanging outside with the plants 🪴 . Decoration inside is also cute. Better to go during afternoon or evening, outside decoration can’t be fully appreciated during the night. Must say, this is not an ordinary coffee shop, as you can also get wine, many dessert 🧁 and savory snacks, and cold drinks (coffee based drinks and cocktails 🍹 too). Decoration of drinks and desserts is super cute. Seems like a very good option for a quick brunch. 📍 Fuxing Middle Road No.559, Huangpu #shanghai #shanghaistyle #shanghaicuisine #shanghaidelicacies #cityoverlook #citylife #cityneversleeps #criskotsu #nightphotoguide #coffeeshop #coffeelover #coffee #coffeehouse #foodie #wine #dessert #dessert/afternoontea #weekendrecommendations #weekend #brunch #café#summervacation#urbanexplorer

Shanghai | There is a rare human vacation zone in Fuxing Park - an Instagram paradise

🚗 Fuxing Park is located at No. 105 Yandang Road, Shanghai, bordered by Chongqing South Road to the east, Fuxing Middle Road to the south, Sinan Road to the west, and the Science Hall to the north. The park has four main entrances and exits; the south gate is at the corner of Fuxing Middle Road and Chongqing South Road; the north gate is on Yandang Road; the west gate leads to Gaolan Road; the east gate leads to Chongqing South Road. In 1995, the total area of the park was 88,900 square meters. Various carnivals and concerts are often held in the park. Fuxing Park is the only garden in Shanghai that retains the French classical style and is also a masterpiece of the blend of Chinese and Western garden culture in modern Shanghai. 🚗 At first glance, I was a bit surprised to see this sign, but after going in and taking a closer look, I realized it was originally a stand-up comedy venue. I've seen the big shows before, and basically everyone was there, just not sure about the schedule. Stand-up comedy has been quite popular in recent years, and ticket prices have indeed risen with the tide. Friends who are interested can come and have fun.

Fuxing Park

#chinatrip This is a really well kept retreat in the busy city and a perfect place to spend either a few minutes or a number of hours relaxing. There’s loads of seating and a good mix of grass areas and flower beds with a number of statues giving plenty to admire. It’s a busy area during the day and offers lots of opportunities for people watching - groups of youngsters playing card games on the paths, couples singing by the water feature, and collections of locals practising on their varying musical instruments; it’s certainly a varied mix of local culture.

A dopamine-filled summer day, visit the rose garden in Fuxing Park

May's summer, even the air is filled with a romantic scent of flowers, no need to go to the suburbs, in the heart of Shanghai lies a romantic rose garden, take your loved one to Fuxing Park on May 20th, and you'll be greeted with plenty of surprises and sweetness. The rose garden in Fuxing Park is full of roses, Chinese roses, and ramblers. Around the little angel fountain, flowers bloom in red, yellow, white, and pink. It doesn't matter if you can't distinguish between Chinese roses, ramblers, and roses, because anywhere you take a picture here is beautiful. The brightly colored flowers are as gorgeous as a European oil painting, waiting for lovers to meet. Experience the romantic summer days of the Magic City, and go to the rose garden in Fuxing Park to enjoy the flowers together!

🌺 Exploring the Beauty of Fuxing Park in May 🌿

#FuxingPark #SpringBlooms #NatureLovers In May, Fuxing Park is like a colorful oil painting. 🌈 Roses bloom enthusiastically, the scent of the Seven Sisters is intoxicating, and peonies and peonies are magnificent, each telling the charm of nature. The sun shines down, the sea of flowers glistens, and people shuttle through it, enjoying the tranquility and beauty of this moment. The water droplets from the fountain sparkle in the sunlight, like sparkling pearls, sprinkling in people's hearts. As night falls, the lights in Fuxing Park gradually light up, adding a touch of mystery and romance to this beautiful garden. People linger here, unwilling to leave—a place full of stories and charm, waiting for everyone who loves life, nature, and culture to explore the inner peace and elegance of life.

City Park Guide | Fuxing Park

Fuxing Park was established in 1909, originally known as Gu's Residence Park, commonly referred to as the French Park. It was primarily designed and constructed by the French, which is why the park's overall style and many of its layouts have a European flair. The most notable feature is the park's symmetrical layout, which is grid-like and patterned, featuring flowers, trees, pavilions, and ponds. Today, Fuxing Park has become an urban green lung, with over 1,700 ancient plane trees providing shade. Inside the park, there are attractions such as the Marx statue, the rose garden, a large lawn, and a fountain, and nearby are Sinan Mansions, Xintiandi, and Tianzifang... The INS Fuxing Playground, formerly known as the KTV, is now a nightlife guide for Generation Z, with nightclubs gathering. At two o'clock in the morning, it reaches its peak of energy. The daytime Fuxing Park with its lawns, rockeries, gardens? Ponds, has always been a public urban space for citizens to relax and engage in activities. The century-old Fuxing Park presents a completely different scene with the alternation of day and night. 📍Detailed address: No. 105 Yandang Road 🕙Opening hours: 5:00-21:00

Shanghai city center! The Rose Garden launches on May Day, ushering in a sea of flowers

🌺Every year during the May Day holiday in Shanghai, people look forward to the grand springtime of this Rose Garden. The Chinese roses bloom on schedule into a sea of flowers, and many people are aware of this place. If you're citywalking on a holiday or passing by near Xintiandi, or just touring around, it's worth visiting to enjoy the flowers, and it's usually possible to avoid the crowds. 🌿Currently, about sixty percent of the flowers have bloomed, reaching a good level for viewing. It's suitable to visit during or after the May Day period. 📸In addition to the park, there's also a small patch of roses climbing over the wall across the street at 📍477 Fuxing Middle Road and the entrance of Alley 498, which, against the backdrop of old western-style houses, makes for quite a unique scene. - 📍Fuxing Park - Rose Garden 📍477 Fuxing Middle Road, and the entrance of Alley 498 🚇Take Exit 6 of Xintiandi Station on the subway, about a 10-minute walk

Fuxing Park: The only French classical style garden in Shanghai

Fuxing Park, located at No. 105 Yandang Road, Huangpu District, Shanghai, is adjacent to Chongqing South Road to the east, Fuxing Middle Road to the south, Sinan Road to the west, and the boundary with the Science Hall to the north. Fuxing Park is the only garden in Shanghai that retains the French classical style, and it is also a masterpiece of the blend of Chinese and Western garden culture in modern Shanghai. In the 1880s, the original site of Fuxing Park was a fertile field with a small village named Gujiazha. At that time, a family named Gu built a private small garden here, which people called "Gujiazha Garden", which was the initial form of Fuxing Park. In October 1844, after the Qing government signed the "Huangpu Treaty" with France, this place was included in the scope of the French concession. In 1908, the French Concession Public Directors decided to rebuild the Gujiazha Garden into a park, designed by French horticulturist Papot according to French garden features. On July 14, 1909, the French National Day, the park was opened to the public, known as Gujiazha Park, commonly known as French Park. The overall style and many layouts of the park have a European flavor. The most prominent feature is that the park layout is symmetrical, grid-like, patterned, and excels in flowers, trees, pavilions, and mountain ponds. After the victory of the Anti-Japanese War (New Year's Day in 1946), the park was renamed Fuxing Park, meaning "national rejuvenation". The gardening style of Fuxing Park is a combination of regular and natural layouts. The north and middle parts are mainly regular layouts, with felt flower beds, central fountains, rose flower beds, and main roads in the north-south and east-west directions. The southwest part is mainly natural layout, with rockery area, lotus pond, stream, winding path, and large lawn. It integrates Chinese and Western styles, highlighting the French regular gardening style. The flower beds here use a sunken style, which is now affectionately called the sunken bed garden. Using the height difference of the ground to raise people's viewpoint, you can better overlook the overall effect of the flower bed, which is a major feature of the park. Fuxing Park

Renaissance Park

Spring goes far, the beginning of summer is long, The wind seems to promise, flowers have a period. Flowers bloom endlessly in summer, rain falls with sunny days. May does not disappoint the encounter 🌸 🌹

Shanghai|Fuxing Park, the lotus pond in early summer

|Fuxing Park, the lotus pond in early summer. 🌈This is a park with a deep historical background. As early summer arrives, the lotus pond surrounded by lush grass and woods, wide and tender green lotus leaves float on the water, rolling with crystal clear water droplets, a few lotus flowers showing their tips are about to bloom, especially eye-catching. ☀️The lotus pond in early summer, a beautiful scene full of anticipation. 📍Location: Inside Fuxing Park 📍Address: No. 105, Yandang Road, Huangpu District, Shanghai

Shanghai|Fuxing Park, an old-fashioned French-style garden

|Fuxing Park, an old-fashioned French-style garden. 🌿Fuxing Park, located in the central area of Shanghai, adjacent to the bustling Huaihai Road commercial street. ☀️Fuxing Park, opened in July 1909, is one of the earliest parks in Shanghai, and is currently the only relatively intact French-style garden in our country. After several historical changes, the park retains characteristic scenic spots such as century-old camphor trees, sunken flower beds, rose gardens, and statues. 🌈With the arrival of early summer, the flowers here are blooming, the trees are shaded, and the unique historical style and cultural landscape exude the breath and charm of the French garden. 📍Address: No. 105, Yandang Road, Huangpu District, Shanghai 📍Tickets: Free

The only preserved French classical garden in Shanghai|Fuxing Park (247)

|Fuxing Park (247). Fuxing Park is located at No. 105 Yandang Road, Shanghai. It was originally the Gu Family Garden in the 1880s, and was opened to the public on July 14, 1909, commonly known as the French Park. After going through the concession period and the Anti-Japanese War, it was renamed Fuxing Park after the victory of the Anti-Japanese War. It is the only garden in Shanghai that retains the French classical style, and it is also one of the masterpieces of the blend of Chinese and Western garden culture in modern Shanghai. Fuxing Park holds a pivotal position for the old Luwan.

Fuxing Park

This is a really well kept retreat in the busy city and a perfect place to spend either a few minutes or a number of hours relaxing. There’s loads of seating and a good mix of grass areas and flower beds with a number of statues giving plenty to admire. It’s a busy area during the day and offers lots of opportunities for people watching - groups of youngsters playing card games on the paths, couples singing by the water feature, and collections of locals practising on their varying musical instruments, it’s certainly a varied mix of local culture. #shanghaitrip

If you're looking for a calm corner of the city to take a stroll, Fuxing Park is the perfect escape. Shanghainese people just hanging out and enjoying their days. Tai chi, checkers, dancing lessons - it's so charming. #wintergetaway #wintergetaway