[2025 Shanghai Attraction] Travel Guide for Jing'an Sculpture Park (Updated Apr)

🌸The plum blossoms in Shanghai are in bloom~ Please keep this map of Shanghai plum blossoms that I have been saving for several years 📍Century Park (⭐⭐⭐⭐) 🌸Near Gate 7, there are both red and white plum blossoms 📍Jing'an Sculpture Park (⭐⭐⭐⭐) 🌸Near Gate 3, the plum blossoms in Jing'an Sculpture Park are not limited in quantity, but they are of many varieties. 📍Flowering Sea Ecological Park (⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐) 🌸As expected of a large suburban park, the plum garden is very large, with both red and white plums, as well as a viewing platform, seats and boats for taking photos. Nothing wrong except it's too far away 📍Guangfulin Cultural Site (⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐) ❤️Highly recommended! 🌸Sanyuan Palace, Pagoda, Zhiye Zen Temple, red walls and red plum blossoms. 🌸The Hui-style architecture of Yichi Garden, with white walls and red plum blossoms. They are all very beautiful 📍Shanghai Botanical Garden (⭐⭐⭐) 🌸Concentrated in the plum garden, no layout, very challenging to shoot

#Sakura2024 In the spring, we have to go see the flowers to our hearts' content. Today, I will recommend another place to see beautiful flowers in Shanghai, which has both tulips and cherry blossoms. 📍Location: Jing'an Sculpture Park 🚅 Travel: Conveniently travel by subway. The nearest station is Shanghai Natural History Museum Station, Line 13. The park is right next to the museum. Another nearby station is Nanjing West Station, Subway Line 2. Get off the subway and follow Baidu Map for about 660 meters, and you will find the park. 🕑 Time: Cherry blossoms bloom in March. We went on March 24, 2024. #TravelChina #TravelShanghai

#Sakura2024 Today, I would like to recommend a tourist attraction for those who love flowers. In Shanghai, China, at the end of March, I went here. There are both cherry blossoms and tulips in one place. There are a lot of flowers. It's very beautiful. The atmosphere is very good. Walk and take pictures. It's very satisfying. It is located next to the Shanghai Natural History Museum. It is convenient to travel by subway. The closest is Line 13. Get off at Shanghai Natural History Museum Station. If you have a chance to go to Shanghai at the same time, you must follow me.

Jing'an sculpture park must be included in the TO-DO list of activities to try during your visit in Shanghai. Located in the hearth of the city's down town it is impossible to miss out this place. You can literally just walk from the hotel (if you are staying in the area). The whole visit, including walking around and taking pictures should last between 1 to 2 hours. The place is very well maintained, clean and beautiful ornate buildings. Spring and early summer seasons are the best times to visit as you will see more colourful flowers during your visit. This is an incredible experience for those who love nature and flowers. After the visit, you can also enjoy some shopping or nice food as there are many restaurants and shops around the area. #shanghai #park

💐🌺🌷🌼Jing'an Sculpture Park is home to more than 300 trees including good examples of gingko, camphor, beech and hackberry. 🌸🌸Another 124 cherry trees of various species and 8,500 evergreen day lilies can also be found. The trees divide the park into 12 flower gardens, with about six to seven different colors planted and featured every season. 🏡The park was opened in 2007 and the sculpture exhibits began in 2010 in conjunction with the World Expo here in Shanghai that year. 🏫 This outdoor museum is full of large scale sculptures and available for the bargain price of free! 📍Tips： Address: 128 Shimen Er Lu Nearest Metro Station: West Nanjing Road Opening Hours: 6:00-20:30 #flowerlover #urbanexplorer

🌸 Experience the beauty of spring and a sea of pink sakura here during March. I highly recommend to visit this park during Spring time. 📌 Located near the center of Shanghai, Jing'an Sculpture Park was founded in October 2007 and is one of the largest parks of its type in the region. As a modern sculpture park it serves three functions: popular leisure, exhibition, and art exchange. It has been named outstanding city sculpture construction project in the country and was also named a “Shanghai Civilized Park.” The park covers an area of 60,000 square meters and is divided into six major areas: entrance plaza, flow display gallery, and four landscape areas. The landscape space of each area incorporates creative sculpture series to create different visual effects. #shinsider

This is one of the most beautiful parks in Shanghai. It has plenty of artworks and sculptures scattered around its green areas. And if all that imagery was not enough, you can enjoy your time chasing after the stray cats that wander around here. They are very friendly and not scared of people, possible even prefer them because they get fed. Some of the green areas are out of reach, no trespassing, in order to protect the green, so don’t expect to do much of a picnic in the green areas here. But in any case it is a beautiful green lung in the middle of the city of Shanghai 🌳 Shanghai Jing’an Sculpture Park 📍 500 Beijing Rd (W), Jing'An, China, 200041 🎟 Free access #shinsider #tripblazers

There are a lot of sculptures in Shanghai to visit. Mostly just one for the decoration of a streetcorner or a green piece of land. The park in Jing'an has a lot of this sculptures and offers nice paths to walk as well. There is no specific theme, so you can enjoy different style. My favorite is "Sister". Two hands getting close to hold each other.

A beautiful sea of tulips making for a gorgeous and vibrant stroll through Jing’an’s Sculpture Park. It’s just a shame that it won’t be there forever... #urbanexplorer

Looks like Shanghai is in bloom! I popped into Jing’an Sculpture Park to check out the tulips just before the rain hit and was not disappointed. Flowers as far as the eye can see 😍😍 An older couple walked into my shot just as I was snapping the third picture, but they looked like they belonged in the photo so I kept it 🤭 I managed to spot the cherry blossoms and parrot statue in the last photo right as the rain started to fall! Wish I had more time in the park but I’ll definitely come back when the sun comes out to see these babies in their full glory 🌷💐🌺🌸 #springblossomshanghai #springblossoms #urbanexplorer

Beautiful park in the heart of Shanghai. Plenty of beautiful sculptures and friendly cats always begging for a bite 😸 and usually crowded on sunny weekends, better to visit during weekdays to enjoy some peaceful chill time #shanghai #park #awesomepic #springblossoms#urbanexplorer

Spring is finally here! Visited my favourite city park, Jinan Sculpture park on 9Mar and the tulips are ready to welcome the warm weather. Seems like cherry blossom has already finished cause the type of cherry here bloom earlier than others but still managed to capture some. The tulips will be in full bloom in a week or two, don’t miss the color of spring. #shanghai #tulip #park #urbanexplorer #springblossoms#urbanexplorer

#cherryblossom25 Jing'an Sculpture Park (静安雕塑公园) is a modern urban park located in Jing'an District, Shanghai. Known for its large-scale sculptures, green spaces, and seasonal flower displays, the park is one of the best places in Shanghai to enjoy cherry blossoms in spring. The park is free to enter and provides a peaceful escape from Shanghai's busy streets. It's a great spot for picnics, photography, or a quiet afternoon stroll. - Best Time to Visit: Morning or late afternoon for the best light and fewer crowds. 🚇Metro: Take Shanghai Metro Line 13 to Natural History Museum Station (Exit 1).

#cherryblossom25 Right now, cherry blossoms, violets, magnolias, and tulips are in full bloom across the city. Shanghai is absolutely stunning this season! 📍 Best Flower Spots: 🌷 The Bund – Tulips in full bloom 💜 North Bund – Beautiful violets 🌸 Jing’an Sculpture Park – Cherry blossoms & tulips 🌷 Jing’an Kerry Centre – Gorgeous tulips 💜 Oriental Pearl Tower – Purple magnolias It’s the best time to enjoy these floral views! 🌿✨ Plus, there’s even a “Spring Bus” running through the city—I stepped out of my hotel and saw one right away. So romantic! 🚎🌸💕

Who can resist free fields of tulips and cherry blossoms? Just thinking about it is amazing! This hidden gem is Jing'an Sculpture Park. It's free and open 24/7, how awesome is that? Here's a guide to visiting. The peak season for plum blossoms has passed, which is a bit of a shame. But now is the perfect time for tulips. Vast fields of tulips in various colors intertwine, and when the sunlight hits, any photo you take will have an amazing atmosphere. Although the yellow tulips have passed their peak, other colors are still blooming, so it's definitely worth a visit now. Now, let's talk about cherry blossoms. The early-blooming cherry blossoms are in full bloom and are absolutely stunning. However, it gets very crowded in the afternoon, so if you want to take good photos, it's best to come early in the morning. As long as you find the right angle, your photos will definitely turn out great. In the evening, the park has lights, so taking photos of the cherry blossoms at night will have a unique charm and will surely impress your friends. Finally, let's talk about transportation. Take Subway Line 13 and exit from Exit 1 of the Natural History Museum Station. The park is right there, super convenient. So what are you waiting for? Invite your friends and go enjoy the flowers and take some photos!

Still wondering where to go for flower viewing this spring? Skip the crowds and head to Zhabei Park in Jing'an District! Easily accessible by subway, you can avoid the bustling crowds of the Bund and quietly enjoy the romance of spring. Stepping into Zhabei Park is like entering a time-forgotten garden. While it's not crowded with tourists, it holds countless springtime surprises. Tulips, purple leaf plums, and peach blossoms are in full bloom, and next week, the weeping crabapples will make their grand entrance, fulfilling all your springtime expectations! The East Garden is undoubtedly the park's hidden treasure. Over 40,000 tulips bloom freely, about 70-80% in full bloom, creating a natural oil painting with their vibrant colors. Small horned pansies dot the flower beds, adding a touch of idyllic charm. On sunny days, every corner is as bright as a poem. Snap a photo anywhere, and you'll capture a French-inspired masterpiece. Even more delightful, several purple leaf plum trees nearby are also in full bloom. Their pink petals complement the colorful tulips, creating a dreamy, fairytale-like scene. To photograph the tulips, enter through the east gate, and you'll quickly find this beautiful sea of flowers. The soft light of the afternoon is perfect for taking stunning photos, so don't miss this prime shooting time. The blooming period is expected to last another week or two, so don't wait if you want to capture these beauties! Fans of traditional Chinese aesthetics are in for a treat! Starting next week, the weeping crabapples in front of the Qian Family Ancestral Hall will gradually bloom. White walls, black tiles, exquisite carved windows, and delicate pink crabapple blossoms create a classic Jiangnan garden atmosphere. If you love traditional Chinese culture, this is a must-see! According to bloom forecasts, the peak season for weeping crabapples is from late March to early April, perfectly following the tulip season, ensuring a seamless spring flower viewing experience. Beyond these highlights, the park is full of small delights. Purple leaf plums, peach blossoms, and magnolias bloom quietly in various corners. The flowers along the waterways are particularly charming, their reflections in the clear water creating a refreshing and uplifting sight. Zhabei Park is not only free and open 24/7, but it also requires no advance reservations—how convenient! Take Subway Line 1 to Yanchang Road Station, exit from Exit 2, and it's just a 5-minute walk. After visiting Zhabei Park, you can also stop by Jing'an Sculpture Park, where the tulips and early cherry blossoms are also in full bloom. Enjoy a double dose of floral beauty! Don't let the fleeting beauty of spring pass you by. Visit Zhabei Park and embrace the season!

It's that wonderful time of year again, when the cherry blossoms in Jing'an Sculpture Park are at their most beautiful. The Cherry Blossom Avenue in Jing'an Sculpture Park is located at the park's Gate 1 Plaza, near Shimen Er Road. Over 70 cherry trees are planted here, and these days, they are absolutely stunning! The cherry blossoms here are a delicate shade of pink. The long cherry blossom tunnel is perfect for photoshoots. Countless photography enthusiasts have already gathered here, along with many stylish visitors. Wow~ The vast expanse of blooming cherry blossoms creates a sea of flowers, transporting visitors to a fairytale world. The currently blooming *Prunus × kanzakura* 'Oh-kanzakura' is a hybrid of the *Prunus campanulata* and the Japanese *Cerasus speciosa*. Its pale red, single-layered petals are incredibly beautiful and captivating. At the same time, the park is bursting with a variety of flowers: tulips, *Prunus × blireana*, and pink camellias. Various flowers herald the arrival of spring. Even the cats strolling among the greenery add to the charm of spring.

I'd say this is the ultimate spot for early cherry blossoms in Shanghai! This week, Shanghai has welcomed a rare stretch of good weather since the beginning of spring, and the early cherry blossoms in Jing'an Sculpture Park have reached full bloom. Even on a working day, there's a constant stream of people admiring the flowers. It must be said that blue skies, white clouds, and pink cherry blossoms are a perfect match! ✅ Over 50% of the park's tulip fields are also open, and this week will be a great time to see them (Pic 11). ✅ Jing'an Sculpture Park 🚇 Subway Line 13, Shanghai Natural History Museum Station, Exit 1 🚗 The park doesn't have a parking lot, but there's one nearby. ✅ The park has lights in the evening, so you can enjoy the cherry blossoms at night. PS: That guy's telephoto lens is amazing! I'm so jealous! (Pic 13)

🌸 Jing'an Sculpture Park 🌸 📍Address: 500 Beijing Rd (W), Jing'An, China 200041 🏖️Environment: Jing'an Sculpture Park, also known as the Sculpture Park, is a large public park in Shanghai, China. Inside the park, there are animal sculptures and strange sculptures displayed in various corners throughout the park. In this section, there is a cherry blossom viewing point, which is planted in a long line in the park. The cherry blossoms bloom around March every year. There is also a large tulip garden here for tourists to visit. 🕰️bOpening hours: 24 hours 💰Average price per person: Free #Sakura viewing #JinganSculpturePark #JinganShanghaiPark #ShanghaiSculpturePark #ShanghaiTourism

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Everyone knows that Jing'an Sculpture Park is full of sculptures, but its "park" attributes should not be overlooked! It's spring again, and this year, the Sculpture Park welcomes the "double flower season" of cherry blossoms and tulips. Although many places are just beginning to see early cherry blossoms, the cherry blossom forest in the southwest corner of the Sculpture Park is in full bloom, attracting many visitors. With the bright sun overhead, every photo taken offers a stunning view. Moving on to the "large flower garden" in the middle of the park, the tulips are also showing off their beauty. The first wave of yellow tulips is in full bloom, and the next wave of red buds is beginning to emerge. Further away, flower branches of unknown colors are also preparing to bloom... It makes one look forward to the full blooming of the rainbow flower sea! If you have time, you can also stroll along the corridor on the east side, where there are also many scattered cherry blossom trees. It's a perfect place to avoid the crowds on the west side and enjoy a moment of tranquility.

#GetDiscountsWithoutLuck Cherry Blossoms at Jing'an Sculpture Park Jing'an Sculpture Park (静安雕塑公园) is a public park located in Jing'an District, Shanghai, China. The park's highlight is its exhibition of contemporary sculptures by local and international artists, surrounded by a quiet green space, perfect for relaxing and strolling. There are plenty of beautiful photo spots. #Mr.Tourist

Shanghai is still a little cool in March, but the most anticipated cherry blossoms every year have quietly opened, and it feels like spring has officially arrived! Jing'an Sculpture Park, located in the city center, is probably the most convenient place for cherry blossom viewing in Shanghai. Take Metro Line 13 and get off at the Museum of Nature Station, or take Line 2 to Nanjing West Road Station. The cherry blossoms are mainly concentrated in Door 1, which has opened beautifully, pink and tender super fantastic! However, some people are particularly crowded on weekends and afternoon hours, so it is recommended to go early if you want to take beautiful photos. In addition to the cherry blossoms, there is also a large area of ​​tulips in the park. The yellow ones are now blooming, which looks very spring-like. In addition, although the star of February - the plum blossoms are beginning to wither, they are still very fragrant, and you can smell the fragrance as you walk by. On the weekends, you really need to find an opportunity to put down your phone, walk into nature to chill, feel the breath of spring, and keep your mood stable at work 📍 Jing An Sculpture Park 🏡Address: No. 500, Beijing West Road, Jing'an District, Shanghai 🎟 Free admission (but there will be more people, measure your own time) #Shanghai Cherry Blossoms

Address: 128 Shimen 2nd Road, Jing'an District (directly accessible from Exit 1 of Natural History Museum Station on Line 13) Current Bloom Status: The peak bloom period for the Great Cold Cherry Blossoms lasts until mid-to-late March, followed by the Somei Yoshino Cherry Blossoms in early April. Plum blossoms and tulips are currently in a transitional period. 📸 Must-See Spots & Photo Tips 1⃣ Cherry Blossom Tunnel: 70 cherry blossom trees at Gate 1 Plaza form a pink dome, with intertwined branches resembling a natural art installation. ✅Best Photo Spots: Take low-angle shots looking up at the falling cherry blossoms, or incorporate sculptures like "Flame" and "Giant Wind Vane" for Instagram-worthy photos. ⏰Best Lighting: The petals display a pink-gold gradient in the soft light of early morning or afternoon. 2⃣ Hidden Gems in the Plum Garden: Nearly 100 weeping dragon plum trees and their reflections in the water create a "plum blossom waterfall." Capture the remaining plum blossoms alongside the tulips. 📌Hidden Tip: The "Plum Blossom Deity Scroll" on the corridor wall depicts ancient plum blossom forms, which you can compare with the actual plum trees. 3⃣ Sculpture Plaza: The metal sculptures complement the delicate cherry blossoms. We recommend wearing Hanfu or light-colored clothing. 🚩 Practical Tips ✅ Transportation: Direct access via Metro Line 13, or transfer from Lines 2/12. For those driving, it's recommended to arrive before 9:00 am. ✅ Off-Peak Guide: Weekdays from 9:00-11:00 have the fewest visitors. On weekends, the park is less crowded after 3:00 pm and during the last hour before closing. ✅ Pack Light: There are no rental points in the park. Bring your own flat shoes (for the stone paths and Mirror Lake walkway). ⚠ Important Notes 🌧 The cherry blossoms appear even more delicate on cloudy days, but avoid taking photos on windy days (petals fall easily). 🍃 Short Blooming Period: Early cherry blossoms are nearing the end of their bloom, while late cherry blossoms are expected to last until mid-April. 🔥Recommended Route: Cherry Blossom Tunnel → Plum Garden → Mirror Lake → Sculpture Plaza → Cultural and Creative Store. This entire route is walkable without any tiring sections!

#ShanghaiCherryBlossom Jing'an Sculpture Park is a unique park in the center of Shanghai that perfectly combines natural landscape with sculpture art. There are many varieties of cherry blossoms planted in the park, which attracts a large number of tourists every spring. In addition to cherry blossoms, there are many exquisite sculptures in the park, adding an artistic atmosphere to the flower-viewing trip. Jing'an Sculpture Park is a great place for citizens to relax and have fun, and it is also a must-visit place for tourists to experience the charm of Shanghai. **1. Best time to enjoy cherry blossoms** * Expected flowering period: mid-March to early April * Blooming period: late March (about 7-10 days) * Recommendation: Follow the park’s official announcements or social media platforms to get the latest updates on the flowers. **2. Transportation** * Subway: Line 2, Line 12, Line 13, Nanjing West Road Station, about 5 minutes walk. * Bus: Take bus No. 20, 37, 921, etc. and get off at Jing'an Temple Station. * Self-driving: There are parking lots around the park, but the parking spaces are limited, so green travel is recommended. **3. Recommended cherry blossom viewing routes** 1. **Main entrance → Cherry Blossom Avenue → Central Lake Area → Sculpture Exhibition Area → Secondary entrance** * Enter from the main entrance and stroll along the Cherry Blossom Avenue to admire the cherry blossoms on both sides. * Arriving at the central lake area, the cherry blossoms by the lake complement the lake water. * Walk through the sculpture exhibition area and feel the fusion of art and nature. * Finally, exit from the secondary entrance. 2. **Secondary entrance → Cherry Blossom Forest → Cherry Blossom Avenue → Main entrance** * Enter from the secondary entrance and head straight to the cherry blossom forest to enjoy the feeling of being surrounded by cherry blossoms. * Return along Cherry Blossom Avenue and enjoy the beautiful cherry blossoms again. * Finally, exit through the main entrance. **4. Cherry Blossom Viewing Highlights** * **There are many varieties of cherry blossoms**: Somei Yoshino cherry, Guanshan cherry, Fugen elephant cherry, etc., with colorful colors. * **Cherry blossoms and sculptures complement each other**: The combination of cherry blossoms and sculpture art is unique. * **The cherry blossoms at night have a special charm**: The cherry blossoms under the lights at night are romantic and charming. **V. Notes** * Park opening hours: 5:00 - 21:00 * Tickets: Free * Pets are not allowed into the park #Shanghai

#chinatrip Shanghai offers several beautiful spots to view plum and cherry blossoms, typically in late February to early April. Here are some popular places I visited around the city area or not too far from the city centre: 1.Shanghai Botanical Garden in Xuhui distrit, Known for its extensive plum garden, featuring various plum blossom varieties. Big and huge garden to explore with beautiful ponds and lake, its worth destination to visit 2.Jing'an Sculpture Park is a unique and artistic urban park in Shanghai that also offers opportunities to enjoy seasonal flowers, including cherry blossoms. While it's primarily known for its modern sculptures, the park has a Cherry Blossom Avenue: a pathway lined with cherry trees that bloom beautifully in late March to early April, making it a great spot for a relaxed stroll during spring without venturing too far from the city center! 🌸 3. Oriental Pearl Tower in Shanghai's Pudong District, This area is more famous for its iconic skyline and modern architecture, but there are still some lovely places to experience the beauty of spring blossoms. Visitors can enjoy views of the Oriental Pearl Tower and strolling under the blossoms. 4.Shanghai World Financial Center (SWFC) Plaza ;The area around the Shanghai World Financial Center (the "Bottle Opener" building) has some green spaces and ornamental trees, including cherry blossoms, while not a large display, it’s a convenient spot to enjoy blossoms if you’re in the area for business or sightseeing. . #shanghai #spring #cherrybloosom

The cherry blossoms we look forward to every spring are finally here. Besides the crowded and distant Gucun Park and Shanghai Chenshan Botanical Garden, these four places in the city are also definitely worth checking out! I've already scouted the locations, and the early cherry blossoms are in full bloom, and all are free! Enjoy the romance of spring in Shanghai, China, this weekend with the beautiful weather. 📍 Pengpu Xincun Subway Station (p1-4) A rare subway station with blooming early cherry blossoms. The escalators, station, and stairs are all great photo spots, and it's also suitable for portraits. 🚇: Subway Line 1, Exit 3/4 📍 World Flower Art Garden, Expo Culture Park (p6-8) Right next to the Expo Axis, the park is currently free, and not many people know about it yet, so go check it out! 🌸 Cherry blossoms are concentrated in the Zen Garden area. After entering the park, walk to the left.👈 🚇: Subway Line 7, Houtan Station, Exit 4 🚘: For parking, navigate to: 🔍 World Flower Art Garden P5 Parking Lot 📍 Jing'an Sculpture Park (p10-13) Enter from Gate 1 on the southwest side near Shimen 2nd Road, and there is a small cherry blossom path. The cherry blossom trees in the Sculpture Park are relatively tall, suitable for looking up shots. 🚇: Subway Line 13, Natural History Museum Station, Exit 1 📍 Daning Park (p15-17) Cherry blossoms are at the north gate - Baisha Beach area. Be sure to go early, as it can get crowded on weekends! 🚇: Subway Line 1, Circus World Station, Exit 3

The scenery is so beautiful, please ask AI to write two poems. one The light red flowers on the roads announce the early spring, and their colorful appearance looks like flying snow dust. Occasionally, I received the blessing of the immortals for three days, but I incurred the anger of ordinary people for half a decade. Pine and cypress remain trees for a thousand years, but they become gods for a moment of their beauty. Don’t blame the God of Spring for the words of poets, the blooming and falling of flowers is determined by heaven, not by man. two The palaces of Qin and Han dynasties were first decorated, and Princess Hanzhang decorated Shouyang. Lady Xie of the Southern Dynasty left with snow in her hair, leaving a faint fragrance by the Wuling Creek. There were 100,000 trees in Chang'an during the Tang Dynasty, and the branches of the trees in Ueno were empty and the waves of the sea were cool. Sent Tang boats across the sea, only to turn into thousands of waves in Japan. People in Song Dynasty particularly admired the posture of hanging silk, and Su Dongpo divided the rhyme into Huangzhou Wall. After the Yuan Palace banquet, the rouge rain scattered into the capital like starlight. Merchant ships of the Ming and Qing dynasties carried flower catalogs, and the sunset glowed outside Nagasaki Harbor. The black clouds of Jiawu destroyed the jade bones, and the blood turned into frost under Mount Fuji. The spring thunder of Xinhai startled the old garden, and Luojia put on cloud brocade clothes again. The Heisei envoy returns with cherry blossoms, and the Kamo River reflects the long moon. The cycle of heaven and earth has its own destiny, and the plants and trees have never been divided into different boundaries. As long as the east wind is warm, we can drink wine under this tree of fallen flowers

Jing'an Sculpture Park is located in Jing'an District, Shanghai, enclosed by Beijing West Road, Shimen Second Road, Shanhaiguan Road, and Chengdu North Road. It covers a total area of approximately 65,000 square meters and serves three main functions: public recreation, sculpture exhibition, and art exchange. The park was first built in October 2007, with Phase 1 and Phase 2 completed and opened in February 2008 and April 2010, respectively. It is a specialized sculpture park with a modern garden style, featuring contemporary sculpture works by world-renowned artists from France, the United States, Belgium, and other countries. The park is an open urban park that prioritizes people and greenery, with sculpture as its theme and exhibition as its means. It is a harmonious urban park where greenery, sculptures, and small ornaments blend seamlessly. At the same time, it provides a place for citizens to enjoy recreation, leisure, and artistic influence, creating a model for the combination of urban green space and cultural facilities in downtown Shanghai.