[2025 Shanghai Attraction] Travel Guide for Shanghai Astronomical Museum (Updated May)

Shanghai Astronomy Museum, which opened on July 18, 2021, is located in the Lingang area of Pudong District, Shanghai, China. With an exhibition area of over 38,000 square meters, it is the largest astronomy museum in the world. The main building of the museum was designed by Ennead Architects from New York, USA, without using straight lines or right angles to reflect the shapes and movements of the universe. This design was inspired by the fundamental laws of astrophysics. The museum is divided into three main zones: 'Home,' 'Universe,' and 'Journey.' Visitors can experience a simulated sun, solar system, and zero-gravity conditions, just like exploring space. Getting there: The museum is located on the shore of Dishui Lake in Lingang. You can take Metro Line 16 to Dishui Lake Station, Exit 4, and then walk about 500 meters to the museum, or take a taxi (Didi) for about 10 minutes. The ticket price is 30 yuan per person, and tickets can be purchased on-site. The ticket counter closes at 3:00 PM, and the museum closes at 4:00 PM. Shanghai Astronomy Museum is a must-visit for those interested in astronomy and space. With its unique design and fascinating exhibitions, it is highly recommended for anyone visiting Shanghai.

📍—— China, Shanghai, Pudong 🚇 —— Dishui lake (滴水湖）Line 16 💰—— 30 元 🚶🏻—— Astronomy, light show, space shuttles, galaxy history Shanghai Astronomy Museum the biggest indoor astrological museum in the world and it’s located in Shanghai. Museum started operate during the pandemic not fully. But right now it’s open door for everyone and everybody can easily come and see what the bigges in the world astrology museum can offer. Remember to book your ticket in advance otherwise you might have problem to get in. Right now museum only limited people in a day. #mytripvlog #awesomepic #urbanexplorer #shanghai #passionpassport #shanghaiastronomymuseum #tripaway

The Shanghai Astronomical Museum is located on the top of Sheshan Mountain⛰️. It was formerly the Sheshan Observatory🔭 established by French Catholic missionaries in 1900. It has a history of over a hundred years. It was the first observatory in China with an astronomical dome and a large astronomical telescope, and was later converted into the current astronomical museum. The museum is not large and has two floors. The main thing you come here to see is the super-large telescope🔭, and then go out to visit some old astronomical instruments, such as the simple instrument, high-precision sundial, sundial, etc., which are worth a look. Address: Huanshan Road, Songjiang District, Shanghai, China #Overseas Travel #ChinaTravel #ShanghaiTravel

The best museum for holiday or weekend in Shanghai is “Shanghai Astronomy Museum” There is a metro station near this museum, namely “Dishuihu lake” It is quite convenient. This is a new Astronomy museum so inside it is so modern and so great. There is a big round roof movie that it is so impressive.

Had the opportunity yesterday to visit the Shanghai’s new Astronomy 🔭 🪐 Museum. An indescribable experience. Three hours are not enough to see all the amazing halls and exhibitions. From ancient history and the beginning of astronomy, to current designs and space exploration. Most exhibitions are interactive, everything has English explanations so you can read and understand in detail, not like most museums in China. There’s also a coffee shop inside the museum, where you can eat or buy asteroid ☄️ chocolates (last pic). Such a wonderful time you should not miss! 📍Location: Lingang area, take Line 16 to Dishui Lake. Then walk or order a taxi) 💲Entrance: ¥30, includes movie. Booking and payment is done in app, a week ahead. Tickets become available everyday at 9:30am. 🟢Remember to be on time. Start in 1st floor and exhibition will move you up. In 2nd floor you can see coffee shop and another exhibit entrance. We missed the B1 hall due to short time. 🌌 Inside the Earth sphere there is a projection of constellations, you need to wait in queue. Projection lasts around 12 minutes, don’t worth it if you have little time left. #shanghai #museumquest #space #planetearth #planet #science #sun #historicculture#culturalattractions#themeparks

The Shanghai Astronomy Museum is the largest in Asia. It teaches about stars, spacecraft, stargazing, the origin of minerals and rocks, the planetary system, the solar system, and has a cinema with interpreters for those who are interested in watching. It's very good. If you have children, I recommend taking them. It's worth the time. It takes about three to four hours. There are restaurants and food. Children love it very much. Children under 130 centimeters are free. In case Thai people want to visit, but it takes about an hour to travel, it's quite far. You should go early in the morning. 🏖️ Environment / facilities: 📍 Address: Shanghai Astronomy Museum 📍 Address:

Sheshan National Forest Park (West Sheshan Park) Sheshan National Forest Park is divided into East and West Sheshan Park, located in two different places. West Sheshan Park is located on the west peak of Sheshan Mountain, 100.8 meters above sea level, covering an area of 52.5 hectares. It is densely forested with pines and bamboos, and has beautiful scenery. On the top of the mountain, there is a dome-shaped building, which is the Shanghai Sheshan Astronomical Museum, and next to it is a red Catholic church. Other attractions in the park include the Xiudaozhe Pagoda, the Congdaoren and Hushuting Pavilion, and the famous Sheshan Observatory and Seismological Station are also located in West Sheshan. 1. Address No. 9258 Waiqingsong Highway, Songjiang District, Shanghai‌‌ 2. Opening hours 08:30 to 17:00 daily, last entry at 16:00‌‌ 3. Free admission

**Shanghai Astronomy Museum** is the world's largest astronomical museum located in Shanghai, China. It opened in July 2021. The museum is designed with a futuristic theme inspired by space and astronomy. Inside, the museum features educational displays that combine cutting-edge technology, providing visitors with an exciting and educational experience. How to get to the Shanghai Astronomy Museum The museum is located outside of Shanghai. You can take the subway and take line 16 to Dishui Lake Station and get off at Exit 4. Then walk about 500 meters to the museum or take a taxi (Didi) for about 10 minutes. The entrance fee is 30 yuan per person. Tickets can be purchased on-site at the ticket counter, which closes at 15:00 and the museum closes at 16:00. For those interested in the universe or astronomy, this museum is a must-see, as the exhibits are diverse and interesting, providing visitors with a wealth of knowledge and an impressive experience.

Sheshan, a national 4A-level tourist attraction located in Songjiang District, Shanghai, is like a bright pearl 💎, exuding a unique charm. The mountain range stretches for about 13 kilometers, with the highest peak at an altitude of 100.8 meters. The ancient trees are towering, and the green shade is like a cover, making it a "natural oxygen bar" 🌳 in Shanghai. It has a long history and a rich culture, with many related allusions, such as Xu Xiake, who traveled to Sheshan five times, and the name "Xiake" originated here. Must-see attractions • Shanghai Sheshan National Forest Park: East Sheshan Park is a bamboo-themed park. Stroll along the bamboo forest boardwalk and feel the tranquil beauty of nature. You can also visit historical and cultural attractions such as Baishi Mountain Pavilion and Qilong Weir. West Sheshan Park has the famous Sheshan Basilica and Shanghai Astronomy Museum, where you can experience unique architectural styles and explore the mysteries of the universe. • Shanghai Chenshan Botanical Garden: The garden has more than 20 specialized gardens and several exhibition greenhouses. It is a comprehensive botanical garden integrating scientific research, science popularization, and sightseeing. You can talk to colorful plants and feel the beauty of nature. • Moon Lake Sculpture Park: The park is themed on "Moon Lake", with more than 80 sculptures scattered along the lakeshore. The style is serene, leisurely, and warm. Walking among them, you feel like you are in a palace of art. Travel tips It is recommended to spend 2-3 days. On the first day, you can go to Shanghai Sheshan National Forest Park, visit East Sheshan Park in the morning, and go to West Sheshan Park in the afternoon. On the second day, go to Shanghai Chenshan Botanical Garden to admire various rare plants. On the third day, visit Moon Lake Sculpture Park to experience the integration of art and nature. Accommodation tips • InterContinental Shanghai Wonderland: The world's first natural ecological hotel built in an abandoned quarry, known as the "miracle of world architecture", offers a unique accommodation experience. • Homestays: There are many characteristic homestays near Sheshan, such as Forest House, where the mountain breeze gently blows, and you can taste the simple farmhouse flavor, which is extremely comfortable. Tips • The park is open from 08:30 to 16:30, and admission is closed at 16:00. Please arrange your time reasonably. • Some attractions in the scenic area require a long walk, so it is recommended to wear comfortable shoes. • When visiting in summer, pay attention to sun protection and mosquito prevention. Come to Sheshan for an unforgettable trip, where you will be full of beauty and surprises 🎉!

Sheshan is the highest mountain in Shanghai, although it is less than a hundred meters tall, but the spring scenery is worth seeing! Especially the Shanghai Astronomy Museum! It is both educational and entertaining, just as Kangde said, 'Above me, the splendid starry sky; the moral laws and decrees, in my heart.' The exploration of the splendid starry sky has never stopped! If the telescope that traveled all the way from France a hundred years ago was our support for exploring the stars, then a hundred years later, this museum's ability to stimulate children's interest will be the inexhaustible driving force for this exploration to continue! Perhaps this is the meaning of the museum's establishment! To inherit and promote!

Sheshan Observatory (1584). Located at the summit of Sheshan Mountain in Songjiang District, Shanghai, Sheshan Observatory was established in the 26th year of the Guangxu reign of the Qing Dynasty (1900). Sheshan Observatory is the first professional astronomical observatory in modern China dedicated to the study of astronomical science. It is also the birthplace of modern Chinese astronomy and an important witness to the development of modern astronomy in China. On May 3, 2013, Sheshan Observatory was announced by the State Council of the People's Republic of China as the seventh batch of National Key Cultural Relics Protection Units. In September 2016, Sheshan Observatory was listed as one of the first batch of China's 20th Century Architectural Heritage.

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perfect for astronomy lovers and explorers #shanghai #china #astronomy #museum #astronomicalmuseum

How to get there: 滴南湖 Station Recommended for a one-night course with the lake while staying at a hotel at the eastern end of Shanghai Attractions: 上海天文馆 The latest planetarium (no planetarium) (closes at 4pm) There is a theater, kids cafe, and restaurant in the basement, but it is currently on hiatus #Hot Place Shopping Information: Space Candy 35 yuan

Very good experience visiting this museum. A large museum and also closer to the Dishui Lake subway station on line 16 Lot of science things to see and it also feel like real life too. Its hot inside by the way😄 Hope I can visit it any time soon☺️

Shanghai Astronomy Museum is relatively new so expect big crowd everyday. The museum focuses on science, cosmology, astronomy, astrophysics and space exploration. It is a good plan for the CNY break if you are around in Shanghai. You can reach the museum by subway on line 16 until the last stop DiShui Lake and then walk from there for around 12, min #tigeryear2022 #shanghaiastronomymuseum