[2025 Shanghai Attraction] Travel Guide for Moller Villa (Updated Mar)

#travelinspiration I suggest going to these free places before leaving Shanghai... whole 🆓 Each one is very impressive! 1 ️⃣ Moller Villa 🏠 2 ️⃣ Garden Hotel 3 ️⃣ Xiepu Road Ferry Terminal 4 ️⃣ Gongqing Forest Park 5 ️⃣ Guangfulin 6 ️⃣ Yangpu Riverside Rose Flower Wall 7 ️⃣ Ruijin Hotel Flower Wall 8 ️⃣ North Bund Dome 9 ️⃣ On the banks of the Seine River 10. ⃣Hengshang Road No. 8 Exit Road Art Exhibition #travel #trip #travelinspiration #localguides #historicallandmarks #familytrip

Most of them are free!! At most, you might spend a little on drinks! 1. Moller Villa 2. Bund No.6 3. Green Fairy Tale Castle 4. Nanpu Bridge 5. Pudong Art Museum 6. Bund Sightseeing Terrace 7. Gongqing 8. Shamei Building 9. Waibaidu Bridge 10. Garden Hotel 11. Zhapu Road Bridge 12. Postal Museum 13. North Bund White Magnolia 14. Ruijin Hotel

p1 Moller Villa (the magic castle in the city center) p2-5 North Bund (the beautiful view on the other side of the Bund) p6 Pudong lalaland (the city romance of La La Land) p7 Tianan Qianshu (the Babylon in the air of Magic City) p8 West Bank Art Museum (the poetry of the air subtitles) p9 Corner flower shop (the heroine's home in the novel)

Looking for a fantastic staycation in Shanghai? The Moller Villa is an outstanding hotel which will take your breath away, It is located in downtown Shanghai which make it so convenient to find places around for coffee or dining. I stayed there and felt absolutely spoilt. The environment is rich in history, well maintained and peaceful. Book in advance as there are not may rooms in this hotel. It has a restaurant, many lounge areas, and a beautiful garden where you can enjoy your coffee in the morning. Being in this hotel feels like a step back in time due to its classical features. Despite it is a very old mansion, it was restored into a unique and elegant boutique hotel. #myperfectstaycation #tripblazers #shanghai #china

Hengshan Moller Villa Hotel was a villa built by Eric Moller, a wealthy British man who made his fortune in Shanghai. It is shaped like a castle from a fairy tale because Moller made a castle that appeared in his daughter's dream come true. It's a wonderful story. A Christmas market is held in this garden every December, and when I went to the Christmas market in 2019, I was able to take a guided tour. The building, built in 1936, was very luxurious, not only on the outside but also inside, with many elaborate details. It reminded me of Shanghai, which was even more dynamic than it is now, nearly 90 years ago, when a lot of Western capital was doing business in Shanghai. 📍Ma'er Villa Hotel Address: No. 30 South Shaanxi Road, Shanghai City Access: About 10 minutes walk from Exit 12 of the subway "Nanjing West Road" Station #ShanghaiTourism #Shanghai #China #ChinaTrip #Hotel #Western-styleBuilding #OverseasTrip

Stunning Bathtub at the Moller Villa hotel is an excellent plan to spend a relaxing afternoon in Shanghai. The bathtub is located next to the balcony and all the decoration is classy and tastefully selected. This is a good plan if you want to take a break from hiking, shopping or walking on the busy touristic streets. I would recommend to Book in advance this hotel as the best rooms with bathtub and balcony are the first to be taken. #valentinescape #Shanghai #China

📍Moller Villa - 30 Shanxi Road(s),Shanghai 上海衡山马勒别墅饭店 上海市卢湾区陕西南路30号(近延安路高架) In the middle of Jing'An area and downtown surrounded by skyscrapers and glass walls, you definitely don't expect to see a northern European style building, but the diversity is one aspect l love about Shanghai, so here it is: Hengshan Moller villa! A castle with a beautiful labirinth garden, with a distinct character and that gives you immediately fairytale athmosphere. l had the chance to visit the villa during winter holidays time and was even more suggestive with nightlights and decorations, highly recommended for a staycation 😌 #momentsmission #scenicspotguide #naturalwonders #mapletrees #luxuryhotel #decembertravel #nyedestinations #travelinspiration #urbanexplorer #naturalwonders #staycation #cityscapes #shanghai #mollervilla #castle #christmasmarket #hotelstay #ThisIsChina

Shanghai really is spoiled for its choice of hotels. especially in the center of the city. And what better time to have a staycation than this time of year. Covid times can be tricky and Shanghai has really proved efficient in stopping the spread. And so has Moller. The hotel is located on downtown Jing’an. This German inspired building houses a grand old hotel with great ballrooms and a winding staircase. Nestled between modern skyscrapers this building looks a little out of place due to its age but stands out proudly and is super well lit. The rooms are very nice and come with a full sized bathtub and the food was very tasty and made fresh. If anyone is planning a staycation definitely check out this hotel. The outside is grand and the indoors is even grander. 😊 #christmasgiveaway #heritagehotel #staycation

I have been to some places, and in my mind Shanghai is one of the most suitable cities for city walks. The weather in spring or autumn is suitable for walking, and even winter has its own unique flavor. On Shanghai City Walk, a mobile phone and a power bank are all you need. Convenience stores and snack bars can be found everywhere, and large shopping malls can also be found in the city center, so you don’t have to spend time and effort preparing food and drinks. Recommend a city walk route (suitable for friends with good legs): Postal Museum--Waibaidu Bridge--The Bund--Nanjing East Road--Renguang--Huanghe Road (breakfast: Xiaoyang Shengjian or Jiajia Tangbao)--Wujiang Road (Zhangyuan)--Nanjing West Road--Jing'an Temple (lunch: Huxi Old Lane Noodle House, Lailai Xiaolongbao, Renheguan)--Cai Yuanpei's Former Residence--Mahler Villa--Huaihai Middle Road (Guangming Village Fresh Meat Mooncakes)--Xintiandi (coffee, afternoon tea)--Sinan Mansion--Tianzifang (dinner can be had at nearby Sun Moon Plaza) You can also go the other way to see the Bund night view. Explore the city and taste the best food in one day

Stroll through the former French Concession and let the whispers of 1930s Shanghai transport you back in time.🎭 Admire the Architecture Art deco apartments, elegant theaters, and European-style villas line the leafy streets. Every corner feels like a step back in history. 🏙️🌳 Explore Hidden Gems Discover Shikumen alleyways and Sino-Western hybrid lanes. Each turn reveals a unique blend of local and Western heritage. 🏡 Perfect for a Stroll Whether you're a history buff or just seeking a picturesque afternoon, the former French Concession has it all. 📷 p1 Cathay Theater (国泰电影院) built in 1932 p2&p3 Old Shanghai alleyways (乐安坊) built in 1936 p4 Lyceum Theater (兰心大剧院) built in 1930 p5 Bearn Apartment (培文公寓) built in 1930 p6 St.Nicholas Church, an Orthodox Church(圣尼古拉斯教堂) built in 1932 p7 Fuxing Park (复兴公园) built in 1909 p8 Mollar Villa (马勒别墅) built in 1936 p9 Magy Apartment (麦琪公寓) built in 1936 p10 Kempton Apartment(开普敦公寓) built in 1940 #architecture #citywalk #china #shanghai #alleyway #historicallandmarks #history #localguides #city

🌿Looking back at Shanghai in the 1920s, it was a time of turbulence and collision between the East and the West. Moller Villa was born in this historical torrent, witnessing the settlement and integration of foreign expatriates in Shanghai at that time. At that time, the shipping industry was booming, and Moller, as a leader in the industry, spared no effort to build this villa to show his identity and status, and to create a warm and comfortable home for his family. 🌈The ultimate guide to visiting Shanghai Moller Villa‼️‼️! I will help you avoid the pitfalls I have personally experienced＼(`Δ’) ❤️This was originally a fairy tale world built by a Jewish tycoon, Mr. Moller, for his little daughter, a dream building comparable to a Disney castle. After several changes of ownership, it became a first-class modern protected building in Shanghai in 1989, and was transformed into Hengshan Moller Villa Hotel in 2005🏨 and opened to the public. · 📍Address: No. 30, South Shaanxi Road, Jing'an District, Shanghai 🚇Transportation: Take Metro Line 2/12/13 to West Nanjing Road Station, and walk 800 meters from Exit 12 📸Photo spots: 1️⃣The villa is built at the intersection, next to the Yan'an Elevated Pedestrian Bridge. You can take pictures of the lawn in front and the main building of Moller Villa on the bridge. 2️⃣Take pictures while taking the escalator, with a drone effect 3️⃣In front of the villa garden lawn under the bridge ⚠️Moller Villa is not a scenic spot and cannot be visited without reason, unless you check in or make an appointment for afternoon tea, dining, wedding banquet, etc. The polite security guard at the door will ask carefully. Those who are interested in historical buildings can come and have a look! 📝Nearby: There are many excellent historical buildings on South Shaanxi Road and North Shaanxi Road, which you can visit along the way. 🍽️: Meixin Dim Sum, about 100 meters away from Moller Villa, is a century-old dim sum shop. Tangyuan, wonton, and spring rolls are all specialties. You can try the dim sum shop that locals eat after visiting!

The villa is divided into Building 1 and Building 2, each with its own characteristics. If you like French-style villas in Shanghai, you can enjoy the French scenery and the charming retro garden, and take beautiful photos. Moller Villa is a dream castle built by a British businessman for his daughter, with crystal lamps, glazed tiles, and loving details everywhere. Check-in: The staff was attentive and thoughtful, and prepared exquisite welcome gifts for us, making us feel at home. The butler helped us carry our luggage to the room. Room: Fully equipped, with a TV that can be cast. The suite has a living room, study, bedroom, and multiple bathrooms. The large bathroom has a separate shower and bathtub, with dry and wet areas separated. Breakfast: The buffet is on the 1st floor of the main building, with a wide variety of food. You can sit by the window to eat, and enjoy the petty bourgeoisie atmosphere. There is a free parking lot, restaurant, cafe, gym, bar, meeting room, afternoon tea service, local cuisine, and wedding banquet service. English afternoon tea: Savory sandwiches on the bottom layer, gradually transitioning to sweet cakes and fruit tarts, ending with rich and tempting desserts. History: There is a hotel staff member explaining every day at 10 am. Environment: ① The ancient ginkgo tree in the garden symbolizes "happiness for billions of years, and a prosperous life." ② Pomegranate trees, orange trees, and brocade trees symbolize "good luck, early birth of a noble son, many children and blessings, and a bright future." ③ A horse is placed at the entrance of the garden to commemorate the "meritorious horse." Service: The attitude is very good, the service is thoughtful, the restaurant atmosphere is good, and the dishes are fresh and taste good. Overall, the stay experience at Shanghai Moller Villa was unforgettable. Make an appointment in advance, and enter in the form of wedding banquet consultation, afternoon tea, hotel check-in, etc. The security management is strict, and real-name registration is required. Address: No. 30, South Shaanxi Road, Jing'an District, Shanghai Transportation: Take Metro Line 7 to Jing'an Temple Station, Exit 8, and walk 900 meters

Mahler Villa, a key protected building in Shanghai, is located in the city center of Shanghai. It is a Nordic Norwegian-style building built by British Jewish businessman Eric Mahler based on his daughter's dream. The exterior walls of Mahler Villa are inlaid with Taishan bricks, while the surrounding walls are topped with Chinese glazed tiles and built with refractory bricks. The entrance, foyer and staircase of the house have the charm of Baroque architecture. As for interior decoration, the corridors and hallways are equipped with wainscoting, and there are exquisite carvings everywhere. The interior dome is equipped with stained glass, which makes the colors colorful and soft under the sunlight. The Mahler House is open to the public all day and all year round. It is easily accessible by transportation, and you can now dine and stay there to experience the ancient architectural style of Shanghai.

Every time I pass by the Jing'an Moller Villa, I am attracted by the exquisite appearance of this small Western-style house, and I also see people holding weddings in the Moller Villa. Some of the rooms here are open to the public. This Western-style house is a private residence designed by the British Jew Moller for his beloved daughter. It is said that his beloved youngest daughter had a dream of living in a fairy tale castle, so he set out to build such a dreamy and exquisite castle, which is currently managed by the Hengshan Group, and some of the rooms are open to the public as hotels. From the moment you enter the villa lobby, you can feel the exquisite classical European atmosphere everywhere. We stayed in room 1014 in the main building, which is a house converted from an attic. It is worth mentioning that the two attics here are set up opposite to rooms 1013 and 1014, which is very romantic. The mirror in the bathroom is very princess-like, the hair dryer is a Dyson custom model, and the shower gel is L'Occitane. The overall hardware configuration is good, and the small attic windows can be opened, which is very castle-like! Breakfast is on the 1st floor of the main building, and you can sit by the window to eat, which is very petty bourgeoisie. The breakfast is ordinary, but the decoration is very gorgeous. At 10 am, you can follow the guide to visit the castle, which is a very thoughtful arrangement, and experience the unique story of this villa together. It is a very good check-in experience, and I recommend that sisters have the opportunity to stay!

The Shanghai Mahler Villa is a garden villa with a strong Nordic style. Here is a detailed introduction to it: - History and Culture: The Mahler Villa was completed in 1936, covering an area of more than 5,000 square meters, with a garden area of nearly 2,000 square meters. It was built by the British Jew Mahler based on his daughter's dream. It was originally the residence of the Mahler family. After several transfers, it was transformed into the Mahler Villa Hotel in 2002 and opened to the public. - Architectural Style: The architectural style of the Mahler Villa combines Nordic style and Shanghai style culture. The main building is a three-story Scandinavian Norwegian-style building, like a castle in a fairy tale world. Its shape is concave and convex, the roof is steep, and there are three towering spires with specially made lead tiles; the exterior walls are made of brown fire-resistant bricks and red tile roofs. The interior is mostly wood decoration, the main staircase is cross-shaped to connect the platforms on each floor, and the stair railings are all wood carvings. - Garden Landscape: The villa has a Chinese-style garden of nearly 2,000 square meters, with small bridges and flowing water, as well as many flowers and fruits. At the entrance of the garden, there is a piece of ancient apricot tree silicified wood, which means "happiness for billions of years, and life is getting better and better." In addition to ancient trees and strange stones, the garden is also planted with precious tree species such as pomegranate trees, orange trees, and brocade trees. - Interior Design: The interior decoration is very exquisite, with wainscoting in corridors and corridors, and beautiful and delicate patterns carved everywhere. The interior dome is decorated with stained glass, which presents colorful and soft colors under the sunlight. The interior design also incorporates Mahler's love for the shipping industry and his favorite oriental elements, such as the stone lions outside the Chinese-style gate, and the patterns of sunflowers, evergreens, white magnolias, and lotus flowers carved on the teak boards in the room. - Visiting Information: - Opening Hours: Open all day. - Tickets: Free. - Tour Guide Ticket: 108 RMB (Tuesday). - Address: No. 30, South Shaanxi Road, Jing'an District, Shanghai. The Mahler Villa is one of the iconic buildings in Shanghai. It not only has high architectural artistic value but also carries rich historical and cultural connotations. If you have the opportunity to go to Shanghai, don't miss this beautiful villa.

Shanghai Hotel. Maler Villa, a fairy tale of the Republic of China under the light of colored glaze In my opinion, Maler Villa in Shanghai is a very unique hotel. If you don't stay here when you are in Shanghai, I'm afraid you will never find another similar hotel in the world. However, I also think it is a hotel with a little regret. Maler Villa is a place with a lot of good things, so much that even her castle building, which suddenly appears in the center of Jing'an like a mirage, will be overshadowed. When I walked in, I found it difficult to point out which style she followed, because it seemed that Maler Villa had mixed various traditional styles, and all of them were authentic; although there were many, they were not casual, and they followed the traditional style. These styles are parallel to each other, a little messy, but also quite wonderful. Walking in it can really make people crazy, because it is too wonderful, too wonderful, as if walking into Alibaba's treasure cave, often every one or two seconds will be attracted by the sudden, traditional beauty, and then stop for ten minutes to gaze at a place. For example, sitting on the sofa in the room, looking up, I suddenly found that the semi-circular lamp hanging slowly from the bathroom ceiling with iron chains was set up by rusty iron, and the yellow light came out through its frosted glass, and then the yellow light passed through the small arched window wrapped in wood and came to people's eyes. Then, looking back, I saw the hazy night light from the Gothic tower outside the floating window. This sight, I don't know why, can really touch people's hearts, and make people can't help but gaze for a long time, just like... Seeing a flawless diamond appear in front of my eyes. Such encounters, in Maler Villa, I would say are endless, or, I was lucky enough to stay for two nights, originally wanted to go out to do other things, but often before leaving, I would be attracted by something in the villa, and then I would watch it all morning and evening, and when I left the store, I still felt that I had only seen the surface. Probably, this is like Shanghai City, a hundred years ago fireworks, plus a hundred years of precipitation, let us today have the honor to see this infinite city

|Mahle Villa Hotel, recommended~. Travel|Villa Mahler Hotel, recommended~ Shanghai is no stranger to me and I have been there many times. I happened to have some free time these days, so I set off. There was no purpose this time. I just wanted to go see it. There was no strategy or plan in advance, and I didn’t consider the weather. It was a truly free trip. However, I researched the place to stay in advance and asked a good friend in Shanghai. From her recommendation, I chose the most impressive hotel ~ Mahler Villa Hotel. Maybe it was its uniqueness that attracted me. After staying there I even found that the trip was worthwhile. Mahler Villa Hotel, also known as Mahler Residence, is located at No. 30, Shaanxi South Road. The small front door is not particularly eye-catching. It is a two-open iron door. But as soon as you step in, the east facade that comes to you looks like a A mini European castle, with unique three-story vertical and horizontal collage wall tiles, green glazed columns, small doors and small windows, a dream castle that truly stands in the bustling hinterland of Shanghai. It tells the blending and collision of Eastern and Western cultures. , also tells the story of the changes in Shanghai in the past century. The main building presents a typical Scandinavian style, which reminds me of the hotel in La

Definitely NOT!!!! This hotel is very far from haunted despite its old age. In fact, the hotel boasts its 88 years of existence through its marvelous furniture & fixture and intricate details from the wood parqueted floors to the stained glass windows. It’s an amazing experience to stay here. Too bad the tour of the hotel is only offered in Chinese. We would have loved to learn more about its history. The Executive Lounge was a public yet quiet space for some light snacking if you’re feeling peckish. The breakfast buffet also offers a variety of options, mainly local dishes. This is located smack in Jing’an district—so one can easily go from historic to modern cosmopolitan. #historicallandmarks #mytravelhacks

【Moller Villa】🏡 is located on South Shaanxi Road in Shanghai, a garden villa with a history of 90 years and a strong Nordic style, which has been recognized as a modern Shanghai architectural and national key cultural relics protection unit. After a meticulous renovation in 2001 that combined 'history with function', it became this supremely boutique hotel nestled in the hustle and bustle of the city🏨 🌟A romantic and elegant story The residence originated from a dream of a Jewish man, Moller's beloved daughter💫. Today, this private garden villa has long become a symbolic building of Shanghai and one of the top ten recognized garden mansions in the Bund area. It boasts a refined and unique style, with a history that is both mysterious and rich✨ 🌟An excellent geographical location Surrounded by well-known cultural and entertainment centers such as the Bund, Nanjing Road, Huaihai Road, Shanghai Exhibition Center, Jing'an Temple, and Xintiandi, all within walking distance, and with nearby subway and elevated roads, it is very convenient for guests to travel to and from the airport, enjoying a uniquely advantageous geographical environment! Living in such a romantic castle is the symbol of a petty bourgeois lifestyle🌺

Born in Shanghai, the British Jewish Mr. Moller built this dream castle for his daughter's dream in 10 years. The entire castle, including the heart-shaped carvings on the stairs, the small cat hole, the small sun room in the garden, the round arch door with echo, all reflect the father's love for his daughter

Dream back to Europe📸 There is such a beautiful castle in the city center of Magic City🏰 From a distance, it looks like Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry! Friends have asked a lot🙊 - 🙊These few days I came to Magic City on a business trip, passing by Shaanxi South Road and Yan'an Middle Road overpass, I was amazed by this nearly century-old fairy tale castle🏰 at the intersection - 📍Moller Villa (No. 30, Xixi South Road) 🚇Subway Line 2/12 Nanjing West Road Station 🎫Free of charge - ⚠️Tips: It is not open to the public for visit now, unless you stay in a hotel or have afternoon tea, but you can also appreciate the full view of the castle from a distance on the overpass, I think it's enough to take pictures for free🆓! - 📷Photo spots 1. There is a drone effect on the escalator 2. In front of the villa garden lawn under the overpass 3. Next to the street lights on the overpass of Shaanxi South Road and Yan'an Middle Road

Moller Villa, located at No. 30, South Shaanxi Road, Jing'an District, Shanghai, is a garden villa with a strong Nordic style. In 1927, it was commissioned by British Jew Moller to the famous Huagai Architectural Firm at the time, and was completed in 1936. The main building is a three-story Scandinavian-style Norwegian-style building, just like a castle in a fairy tale world. In 1941, Moller left China, leaving behind this 'dream castle' that could not be taken away. After the liberation of Moller Villa, it was nationalized and used by the Shanghai Municipal Committee of the Communist Youth League. It is now used by the Hengshan Moller Villa Hotel. There is a legend behind this villa: In 1926, Moller's daughter Diana had a magical dream. She dreamed that she turned into a beautiful princess and owned a 'castle like Andersen's fairy tale'. After waking up, Diana immediately drew the castle in her dream and showed it to her father. When Erik saw his daughter's painting, he, who always loved his daughter, immediately made a decision to fulfill his daughter's dream of a castle. So Moller began to design and build the Moller Villa in 1927, which took nearly 10 years, and the villa was completed in 1936. The main building of Moller Villa is in the Nordic architectural style, facing south to the north, with a 3-story mixed structure. The shape is varied, the roof is steep, there are three tall spires, and the spire has specially made lead tiles; the outer wall is made of brown fire-resistant bricks, and the roof is red tiles.

|The place in the oil painting is the princess's castle.🏰 There are such places on the streets of Shanghai! Better than scenic spots for photos. The hotel villa and the green space to the north are like the back garden of the princess's castle, and it's free to check in🆓! 📷 1⃣️North side of the building overpass 2⃣️Outside the north lawn of the building 3⃣️Or sneak in from the northwest corner of the lawn ⚠️Can't stand it, really need to come and shoot when the summer sky is clear (best in the morning), in winter it's unclear all day, visibility is low, and the building is facing north, so it's backlit😭 🏠 Moller Villa 📍 No. 30, South Shaanxi Road, Jing'an District, Shanghai

The retro architecture, the romantic villa, located at No. 30, Shaanxi South Road, this garden fairy tale castle with Nordic architectural style, has a history of more than 80 years! The building has its own story behind it. It is said to be a Norwegian-style residence built by British Jew Moller according to the style seen in his little daughter's dream. Passing by the nearby overpass, it's hard not to be attracted by it～ 1️⃣Ticket🎫: Free photo taking outside the building 2️⃣Location📍: No. 30, Shaanxi South Road, Jing'an District, Shanghai 3️⃣Suitable photo taking locations📷: 1. Overlooking the panoramic view from the overpass at Shaanxi South Road and Yan'an Middle Road 2. The person being photographed stands on the elevator on the overpass, and the photographer shoots on the overpass 3. After getting off the overpass elevator, you can take photos at the corner of the crossroads and in front of the lawn

This is not a foreign country‼ ️I found a 0 yuan fairytale castle in the city center🏰|||Dreaming back to Europe📸There is such a beautiful castle in the center of Shanghai🏰From a distance, it looks like Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry! Friends are asking about it🙊 - 🙊I came to Shanghai on a business trip these days. When I passed the Yan'an Middle Road overpass on Shaanxi South Road, I was amazed by this fairy-tale castle with a history of nearly 100 years at the intersection🏰 - 📍Mahler Villa (No. 30, Shaanxi South Road) 🚇Metro Line 2/12 Nanjing West Road Station 🎫 0 yuan free - ☑️Tips: It is not open to the public nowadays, unless you are staying in the hotel or having afternoon tea, but you can still enjoy the whole view of the castle from a distance on the overpass. I think the free 🆓 photo taking and check-in are enough! - 📸Photo taking spots 1. There is a drone effect on the escalator 2. In front of the garden lawn of the villa under the overpass 3. Next to the streetlight at the overpass between Shaanxi South Road and Yan'an Middle Road

Shanghai Moller Villa, located at the corner of Yan'an Middle Road and Shaanxi South Road in Jing'an District, Shanghai! It covers an area of over 5,000 square meters, with a garden area of nearly 2,000 square meters. It is a garden villa with a history of more than 80 years and a strong Nordic style! It has now become one of Shanghai's iconic garden villa buildings! The garden is paved with colored tiles and planted with precious trees such as Podocarpus and cedar. In the middle is a lawn with a bronze horse placed on it! The Moller Villa consists of six buildings with a total of 106 rooms of various sizes, and the internal structure is quite complex! The main building has three floors, and the exterior wall of the main building is inlaid with Taishan bricks, which is quite distinctive! At the top stand two four-slope roofs of different heights. The roof of the east slope is nearly 20 meters high, with arched bay windows, and there are relief decorations on the spire and the upper part of the bay window! Shanghai Moller Villa is a scenic spot worth visiting. You won't feel tired at all when you play here. The Nordic-style garden villa is fascinating!

Whenever the garden houses in Shanghai are mentioned, the name of Moller Villa must be included. Whether in Songjiang Film and Television City or Yuyuan Miniature World, you can see the figure of Moller Villa. 👸The legend of the villa As for the legend of the villa, everyone must have heard it until their ears are calloused. Simply put, the daughter dreamed of a fairy-tale castle, woke up and drew it (I want to say how can she remember it so clearly when she woke up🤪), and then the "daughter-obsessed" Moller spent 9 years making the dream come true. Moller has three children, two boys and one girl. As the youngest daughter, she is naturally loved, just like Beckham's little seven. What is sighing is that it took 9 years to build, but only lived for 5 years. After the outbreak of the Pacific War, the Jewish Moller family was driven to the concentration camp, and the garden was occupied by the Japanese...

|Photographing in Shanghai. A beautiful castle in the center of Shanghai, it looks like Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry from a distance. Against the backdrop of the garden lawn, it has a romantic English countryside feel. 📍30 South Shaanxi Road, Jing'an District 🚇Shanghai Metro Line 2/12/13 'Nanjing West Road' Station, Exit 12, 800 meters walk 🚌Nearby bus stops: 'South Shaanxi Road Yan'an Middle Road', 'Yan'an Middle Road Shaanxi North Road' 📸Photo spots: 1⃣️The villa is built at a crossroads, next to the Yan'an Elevated Pedestrian Bridge. Standing on the bridge, you can take pictures of the lawn in front and the main body of the Moller residence. 2⃣️Take pictures during the escalator ride, it has a drone effect. 3⃣️In front of the villa garden lawn under the bridge. 4⃣️Next to the street lights on the pedestrian bridge at South Shaanxi Road and Yan'an Middle Road. 5⃣️The villa has different atmospheres during the day and after the lights are turned on at night. 🌟You can't go in for no reason. Unless you stay or make a reservation for afternoon tea, dining, wedding banquets, etc., the polite security at the door will ask carefully. 🎞️Moller Villa has a nearly 2000 square meter Chinese garden. The garden not only has small bridges and flowing water, but also flowers that bloom all year round and never-ending fruits. At the entrance of the garden, there is a two-billion-year-old ancient apricot tree silicified wood, symbolizing 'happiness for billions of years, life is getting better and better'. In addition to ancient trees and strange stones in the garden, pomegranate trees, orange trees, and jacaranda trees are also planted, symbolizing 'good luck, early birth of noble children, many children and blessings, and a bright future'. In the layout of the garden, there are also two important components of the ancient Chinese gate architecture, the door frame and the door pair. At the entrance of the garden, there is a bronze horse commemorating the 'meritorious horse' (Moller originally had nothing, but later made a fortune because of continuous success in horse racing) The garden is paved with a 500 square meter lawn.

The Moller Villa is really dreamy! The owner of the villa was a father who built a castle in the style of his daughter's dream because his little daughter dreamed of a castle in a fairy tale, so this can really be considered a castle where a princess has lived👸🏻 🕍Moller Villa 📍No. 30, Shaanxi South Road 🚇Nanjing West Road Station of Metro Line 2/12/13 Now the Moller Villa has been transformed into a hotel and restaurant, and only guests who have booked accommodation or meals can enter the villa to take pictures, but ordinary tourists can still take free photos with the villa outside the garden~ 📷Free shooting location of Moller Villa: 📍Overlooking from the overpass next to the garden, suitable for shooting the full view of the villa + garden 📍Walk to the edge of the garden fence under the overpass, closer to the villa, more suitable for portraits ❓I saw someone posted pictures taken in the garden, which is really beautiful, but we are not sure if it is allowed. We are afraid of being driven away by the security, so we didn't go in. After all, we feel guilty without consumption😅 🚶🏻‍♀️Our Jing'an Temple citywalk route: Moller Villa👉 Shanghai Exhibition Center👉FINE FAN👉Bird House Yakitori Izakaya Jing'an Temple Store👉Jing'an Temple Metro Station Exit 14 Overpass👉Mubai Tea 🌟The whole journey is only 2.5km in total, with food and drink, friendly for lazy people, and every check-in point is very photogenic