[2025 Shanghai Attraction] Travel Guide for Jinshan City Beach (Updated Mar)

A place to take pictures with a Korean girl feel. No people in the picture for sure. There aren't many people because it's very cold, brother. 55555 #Shanghai #Sea #ChinaSea #Winter #WinterSeasideTravel How to get there - Take a bus from Hongqiao Station for about 2 hours. The fare is not expensive, no more than 20 yuan. Tourist attractions - Jinshan Beach Restaurants and food - During winter, there aren't many restaurants open.

Attractions - #beachlife #gooutside #staycation #passionpassport I have been to Jinshan city beach more than ones and I must say I enjoy every moment there. the view was breathtaking. the entrance fee is less than 100rmb。 it’s crowded during holidays but most working days are okay. the boats and ferry rides are awesome too.

A beach in Shanghai? Well, kind of. This man-made beach is close to the water, but it is not exactly the beach most tourists expect. It is called Jingshan City Beach and is located in the Area of Jingshan, Shanghai. If your just visiting Shanghai, I suggest spending your time on other sights in this vibrant city. #happynewyear #happynewyear

👍️Recommendation: As a resident of Jinshan, Shanghai, I want to recommend the city beach located here to everyone. Here, you can overlook the only uninhabited place in Shanghai, the Three Islands Nature Reserve, which includes Dajinshan Island, Xiaojinshan Island, and Fushan Island. Before the renovation, this was a wild beach with no management or maintenance, and cars could be driven onto the seawall; every summer, many people came to swim in the wild, and some even lost their lives. It was not very safe but very primitive. After the renovation, the blue waves reflect the blue sky, and the old appearance has been completely transformed, making it suitable for all kinds of people to play, relax, and unwind. Summer is especially suitable for bringing children to play, with their own sand digging tools, digging sand until they don't want to go home. 📅Travel Guide: The regular adult ticket is 40 yuan each, with age-based discounts for the elderly, which is quite considerate. If you encounter fireworks shows or beer festivals, the ticket prices will be different. Various paid activities are also provided inside, such as water bicycles, speedboat experiences, large sailboat experiences, sea fishing, barbecues, etc. I don't recommend trying the barbecue. It's too hot in summer, too cold in winter, too windy in autumn, and lacks atmosphere in spring. If you just want to stroll around, an hour is about enough. There is also an ancient street in Jinshanzui Fishing Village next to the scenic area, which is recommended to visit together. The fishing village does not require a ticket, but it is not large, and half an hour is enough. On the way to the fishing village, there are occasional small stalls selling seafood, not all of which are self-caught, but the prices are really not expensive. 🏨Accommodation Guide: There are many hotels and homestays in this area, which you can search for on Ctrip. Since I live at home, I can't recommend any. 💗Other tips: Although Jinshan is part of Shanghai, it is very close to Zhejiang. It takes about 1.5 hours to drive from downtown Shanghai. If you are not in a hurry, I suggest you definitely drive a section of the old Shanghai-Hangzhou road, which leads directly to the road in front of the fishing village, with the old coastal defense line next to it. This road is a bit narrow, but there is no problem with two-way traffic, and it is shaded by green trees on both sides, making it unbelievably beautiful. Such roads are rare in Shanghai.

🏖 In the 35-degree heat, I found a cool spot at Jinshan City Beach in Shanghai, saw the seaside sunset and fireworks, and had an unforgettable summer trip. 🚗 Departing from downtown Shanghai, I drove 70 kilometers to Jinshan. The Shanghai-Hangzhou highway is lined with lush trees, making it the most beautiful route to chase the sunset in Shanghai. 🎫 The ticket price for Jinshan City Beach is 45 yuan on weekdays and 65 yuan on weekends. During the Jinshan Music Beer Festival from July 20 to July 28, although the crowds were overwhelming, the beauty of the sunset and fireworks made it all worthwhile. 🍺 During the beer festival, there are 198 yuan and 298 yuan packages available, which include tickets and food and soft drink vouchers, making it a great choice to cool off in the summer. 🅿 Parking tips: It was already hard to find a spot when I arrived at five o'clock, so it's recommended to leave early or look for nearby parking lots, such as the Party Building Service Center at Maozhong Plaza. 🌇 Whether it's a winter day at minus 10 degrees or a scorching summer at 35 degrees, Jinshan City Beach has its unique charm. Although I caught the beer festival this time, the beauty of the sunset and fireworks made everything worthwhile. 📸 Even without makeup, the seaside sunset and fireworks are enough to make you the most beautiful scenery. Don't forget to bring your camera to capture the beauty of the moment.

Location: No. 7555, Huhang Road, Jinshan District, Shanghai When the weather is good, it can be said to be the "Little Sanya" of Shanghai. The sun shines on the beach and there is sea water to play with. It is nice to go out for a stroll on the weekend. You can bring your children to play in the sand. 🌈Special features around the scenic spot: Coastal Park Next to Jinshan City Beach, it is a free scenic spot. If you have enough time, you can also take your kids there. There is also a small zoo. The ticket price is 3 yuan per person. Jinshanzui Fishing Village Scenic Area Now there should be an entrance fee. You can eat and walk around inside, visit the fishermen's life and fishing culture, and feel the strong fishing village atmosphere. Xinmeizhou Restaurant This is a Jiangsu and Zhejiang cuisine recommended by locals. It’s affordable and the portions are big. You must order the hairy crab rice cake, which has lots of crab roe and is super delicious! Steamed Mandarin Fish, one for each person 🎟️Tickets: 10 yuan/person (can be purchased directly at the machine at the door) 🕐️Scenic area opening hours: 8:30-20:30 (Ticket sales stop at 20:00) 9:00-18:00 (water sports) transportation: ① In downtown Shanghai, you can go to Shanghai South Railway Station and take the "Small Train" '10 yuan a ticket has a fixed time and can be searched in advance. Some take more than 20 minutes to Jinshanwei/one hour to stop in the middle. It is very close to take a taxi after getting off the small train or small high-speed rail. Basically, the starting price of the suburban small orange car is Almost less than 15 yuan ②Self-driving car rental or chartering is optional. There is a parking lot at the door, and the charge is 7 yuan/h Food Guide: You can bring snacks and water, or order takeout from Gate 5. There is a Domino's store on site. 💗Other tips: Sun protection: tents, self-inflating mats, sun hats, sun protection clothing, sunglasses The wind is strong at the beach, and the sun is a bit hot on sunny days, so remember to bring a hat and scarf. If you need, you can bring a tent. There is a special tent area in Jinshan City Beach.

On the first day and the first weekend of June, the popular Maya Beach Water Park and Shanghai Sun Island Beach Swimming Pool are both opening at this time. Water lovers want to go there but are afraid of the crowds, so we went directly PICK out ⬇️these ones 👉 Jigao Tuwowo pancoat paradise Don’t think that his house is only suitable for walking kids, we big kids can still have fun! All kinds of childlike amusement facilities are simply natural and beautiful backgrounds, and they look great no matter how you take them! In fact, there are already 2️⃣Rabbit Nests in Shanghai. This one is located in Yuehu Sculpture Park in Sheshan, Songjiang, which is closer to the city. The other one, although larger in area, is located in Chuansha, which is further away from the city. In Shanghai Lavender Park. And when it comes to water play, Yuehu is even better. Not only does the park come with water play projects such as Happy Water Valley, Cloud Waterway, and Moon Boat, but there is also a beautiful water curtain bridge/water-friendly beach/in the Yuehu Sculpture Park. Water stage. 👉 Hanxiang Water Expo Don’t think that Hanxiang Water Expo is only suitable for taking antique photos, then you must not know that you can also go kayaking here! Traveling between naturally formed rivers, surrounded by ancient Chinese buildings, ancient trees and bridges, this water kayaking experience is so special! What’s even more unexpected is that now the Hanxiang Water Expo Park also offers camping and barbecue facilities. The entire set can be rented by GET, so you can easily carry your bag and play. 👉 Shanghai Jinshan City Beach The crowds at the swimming area in previous summers are still vivid in my mind. However, if you go now, you can go out to sea at different times, buy a more cost-effective combination ticket, and enjoy water karting, sailing experience, and dam sightseeing.

Driving to Jinshan Perfectly avoiding the crowd of cherry blossom viewers this season Strolling through the fishing village Feeling the sea breeze Especially comfortable Jinshan City Beach A beach overlooking Hangzhou Bay with autumn dry, slides and other amusement facilities suitable for children to play There are also water amusement projects in summer No grace ticket: 25/person on weekends, 10/person on weekdays Jinshan Mouth Fishing Village The last old street of the fishing village in Shanghai is very suitable for walking There are restaurants with special snacks such as yellow croaker noodles on the street There are also fishing gear museums, Mazu culture museums, etc. to visit (museum visits require a ticket purchase of 40/person, no need if only going to the fishing village) It is recommended to go to the fishing village first Go to the beach before evening to watch the sunset

📍 Location: Jinshan District, Shanghai, a leisure paradise adjacent to the water. 🌟 Highlights of Jinshan City Beach: - National 4A-level tourist attraction, Shanghai's first coastal 4A-level scenic spot. - A perfect example of the combination of natural scenery and modern entertainment. 🎢 Entertainment facilities: - A perfect combination of a scenic dam and an artificial beach. - No. 8 Pier Commercial Street, a gathering place for shopping and gourmet food. - A'lang Adventure Island, a paradise for family outings. - Beach Volleyball Hall, a venue for world-class competitions. - Water motorcycles, speedboats, yachts, experience speed and passion. - Sea fishing, sailing, windsurfing, a variety of choices to get close to the sea. ⚽ Sports and cultural activities: - International beach volleyball competition, a world-class competitive feast. - Beer Festival, Fireworks Festival🎆, Music Season, a fusion of culture and art. - China Family Sailing Race, Equestrian Championship, Triathlon, a carnival for sports fans. 🆓 Free admission for: - Active duty military personnel and their families. - Disabled persons, free with certificate. - Seniors over 65 years old, enjoy free admission. - Children under 1.3 meters or under 6 years old, free with valid documents. - Fire and rescue personnel and trainees, free with certificate. 🚄 Transportation: - Take the Jinshan Railway directly from Shanghai South Station to Jinshanwei Station, only 30 minutes, ticket price 10 yuan/person. 🎇 Special recommendation: - The fireworks show at Jinshan City Beach, the beach at night, fireworks blooming, beautifully breathtaking✨. 🌴 At Jinshan City Beach, whether you are seeking thrilling water sports or enjoying a peaceful seaside sunset, this place can satisfy you. Come and experience a different Shanghai coastal life!🌅🏄‍♂🍹

Last year, we almost canceled our 5.2 Jinshan Fireworks trip because of rain🌧️, but we didn’t expect the weather to be so good in the end. Of course we couldn’t live up to it. 🎆Take your kids to see the sea in the suburbs, visit the fishing villages, dig for sand, and add in the fireworks show at sea. It is also a special experience~ 🕳But there are quite a lot of pitfalls. I don’t know if there will be any fireworks show in the summer. If there is, you need to be mentally prepared: 1️⃣Parking is far away. At 3pm, we could only park on the roadside far away, and it took about 10 minutes to walk there. Of course, leaving at night can save you a while of traffic. Parking on the roadside is 30 yuan, unlimited time 2️⃣A campervan is a must, but you have to carry it up and down the stairs (Picture 8). The stairs going up can take a long way, but there is no way to go down. So teammates are very important 3️⃣There are long queues to go to the toilet. You can queue up ten minutes before you feel like peeing. What to do if not? If you line up, there will be some. 4️⃣It is recommended to bring your own meals. There is no night market, only large restaurants, few choices and no queues. You can order takeout and have it delivered to Gate 5, but there are not many choices. McDonald's will be full of orders during peak hours. 5️⃣The fireworks will start at 7pm, and the test will start at 6:40, but the beach at the seaside will be cleared at 4:30, and the project is over. In the middle period, you can just dig sand, line up to go to the toilet, line up to buy food, buy takeaways... 6️⃣When the fireworks are half-way through at night, the entrances and exits up and down the stairs will only be closed, and there are no signs. The attitude of the staff is very bad, and you have to take a long detour. 7️⃣Fireworks show near Gate 5 Overall, Jinshan’s reception capacity has a lot of room for improvement. I wonder if there will be a qualitative leap when Lego opens. 💡Reference itinerary Day 1 Depart from the city → Arrive at Jinshanzui Fishing Village at noon → Arrive at Shanghai Jinshan City Beach at 3 o’clock Day 2 Check out and go to Shanyang Tianyuan → Return at 3pm ✅Jinshanzui Fishing Village: Facing Hangzhou Bay, eat seafood, there are many snacks in the old streets, and there are many seafood ✅City Beach: A favorite for children digging in the sand. There are paid water sports. There is a new park opened this year. We didn’t have time to go this time, so we have to pay extra. Fireworks shows are not always available, and tickets will increase in price if there are fireworks. ✅ Shanyang Tianyuan: There are small animals to feed, small trains, swings, slides, mini golf, etc. Some are charged, and there is also a barbecue area inside. 👧🏻Tips for baby walking 1️⃣It is recommended to go to the beach in the morning or after three o'clock in the afternoon, otherwise it will be really hot 2️⃣Pay attention to sun protection, the wind is strong at the beach, and children are prone to sunburn and skin peeling 3️⃣ You still need to bring a few extra sets of clothes to change, and it is recommended to bring towels 4️⃣Picnic mats and folding chairs are a must 5️⃣It is recommended for young babies to wear earplugs 6️⃣ Bring your sand playing tools. If you don’t bring them, they are sold there.

Before the May Day holiday, I took a trip to Jinshan City Beach 🏖️ It was quite refreshing to play in the water for the first time 🤔️ 🎫Ticket: 30 on weekdays, 50 on weekends and public holidays, free for children under 130cm, half-price tickets available at the small window for those over 130cm 🚇Travel: Take the subway to Shanghai South Station, exits 2 and 3 both work, then take the small train directly to Jinshanwei, 10💰, with stops (about 65 minutes) and express (about 40 minutes); once there, you can take a taxi to Jinshan City Beach, usually just over ten yuan. Exit 3 (closer to the children's amusement park) Exit 5 (closer to the beach) 🚗Self-driving: Just set your GPS, there is a parking lot at exit 3 ❤️Suggestions: 1⃣️If you go during the day, it's recommended to bring a tent for adults to rest, as it can be quite sunny even in the water 2⃣️If you go after 4 pm, there's no need for a tent, and you can bring a stroller if possible 3⃣️The beach is very crowded on weekends, so if possible, consider going on a weekday. 🌊The sea water is not very clean, it can't be compared with other island cities, but it's quite suitable for local Shanghai families who don't want to travel far for parent-child activities. ❤️It's still quite suitable for taking photos 📷, but I have limited energy and am afraid of the heat, so I didn't take many pictures

Jinshan beach is better than I expected as a lot of people had said it was dirty or not to bother to even visit. It was pretty crowded in some parts but very clean with some good facilities such as snack shops, toilets/showers and changing facilities. There are a few other attractions to see and do such as horse riding and a little further at the other end of the beach is a go cart track which was pretty fun. The beach is not far from the shops and malls so it’s a pretty good place for a day out from downtown Shanghai. There’s a bus that goes directly from Shanghai south railway station to the nearby the beach.

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This man made beach in the east of Shanghai, China #beachlife#urbanexplorer#funtimes#shanghai#china##thisischina

📍Jinshan City Beach, one of the few beaches within the east China metropolis, is a man-made beach and popular recreation area. 📍Jinshan City Beach is located in Jinshan District of Shanghai, located in the southwest of Shanghai and the North Bank of Hangzhou Bay. It is about 2 kilometers long. 📍I did a day trip to Jinshan city beach in spring April , 2021 . I took a bus for two hours which I had no problem because I’m all about adventures 😁. 📍 It was very windy on the beach because it was spring season . There were many people as well . i had a picnic, chill on the sand and listened to music . I’ll definitely go back around summer for a a swim . #jinshan #shanghai #beach #tripaway #daytrips #explore #chinalife