[2025 Shanghai Attraction] Travel Guide for Shanghai Film Park (Updated Jul)

Shanghai Film Park (also known as Shanghai Film and Television Park or Chedun Film Park) is a film and television shooting base featuring old Shanghai architecture. It is also a great place for tourists to experience the charm of old Shanghai. It's a great place to take photos. Address and transportation • Address: No. 211, Cheting Highway, Chedun Town, Songjiang District, Shanghai • Transportation: • Subway: Take Metro Line 1 to "Lianhua Road Station", then transfer to Lianshi Line, Lianjin Line or Shangshi Line bus, get off at "Chedun Station", and walk about 500 meters to reach the destination • Jinshan Railway: Take Jinshan Railway from Shanghai South Railway Station to "Chedun Station", walk or ride about 1.7 kilometers • Self-driving: Navigate to "Shanghai Film Park West Gate", there is a parking lot at the west gate, with plenty of parking spaces Opening hours and tickets • Opening hours: Weekdays (including weekdays and weekends) 8:30-16:30, holidays 8:30-17:30 • Tickets: Adult tickets are 80 yuan, and online reservations usually have discounted prices, ranging from 40 to 70 yuan Recommended tour route • Time Tunnel: A newly built area with telephone booths and green trains, as if starting a time travel • Nanjing Road: Simulates Nanjing Road in the 1930s, with various old Shanghai-style buildings on both sides • Shikumen Alley: Feel the taste of the old city • Mahler Villa: Features the architectural style of old Shanghai houses • Old Train Station: A place suitable for taking wedding photos • Tram Experience: You can take a tram to experience the transportation of old Shanghai Shanghai Film Park is a great place to take photos Dress suggestions • Retro style: Wear retro-style clothes, such as cheongsam, robes, etc., to better blend into the atmosphere of old Shanghai • Plain clothes: Choose plain or simple clothes to avoid color conflicts with the background buildings and make the photos more harmonious Recommended photo spots • Nanjing Road: Simulates Nanjing Road in the 1930s, with various old Shanghai-style buildings on both sides, very suitable for taking street photos • Shikumen Alley: Feel the taste of the old city, and take some photos with a sense of life • Mahler Villa: Features the architectural style of old Shanghai houses, suitable for taking some elegant retro photos • Tram: You can sit on the tram or take photos next to the tram to experience the transportation of old Shanghai Photography tips • Light selection: Try to take photos when there is plenty of natural light, such as in the morning or evening, when the light is soft and can better highlight the details of people and buildings • Angle change: Try different shooting angles, such as overhead shots, low-angle shots, etc., to show different perspectives and effects • Background blur: Use a large aperture lens to blur the background and make the characters stand out Other notes • Food recommendation: There are some restaurants and snack stalls in the park where you can taste authentic Shanghai cuisine • Photography suggestion: This place is suitable for taking photos, especially for tourists who like the charm of old Shanghai

#summerdestinations Experience the glitz and glamour of old Shanghai this summer at the Shanghai Film Park, where history and cinema come alive! 🌞🎬 1. Walk Through History: Step into the 1930s with meticulously recreated streets, buildings, and scenes that transport you back in time. Explore iconic landmarks like the Nanjing Road and old banks. 🏛️🏙️ 2. On-Set Magic: Discover real film sets and props used in popular movies and TV shows. See firsthand where your favorite scenes were filmed and feel like a star yourself! 🎥🌟 3. Costume Fun: Dress up in vintage costumes and take photos that make you look like a character from old Shanghai. Perfect for creating memorable souvenirs! 👗📸 4. Old-World Charm: Wander through cobblestone streets, vintage trams, and nostalgic shops that offer a unique glimpse into the past. 🏚️🚋

Shanghai Film Park, also known as Chedun Film Base, is located in Chedun Town, Songjiang District, Shanghai. It is a comprehensive tourist area that mainly serves film and television shooting, and also features sightseeing, cultural entertainment, and leisure vacation. It is one of China's top ten film bases. The main attractions of Shanghai Film Park consist of Nanjing Road, Shikumen Lilong, Zhejiang Road Bridge, Catholic Church, European-style villas, and other film and television shooting landscapes, covering an area of 800,000 square meters, and is an antique architectural complex with the culture of the Republic of China as the background. When I have already boarded the tram to Nanjing Road, traveling back to the Shanghai Bund of the Republic of China period, do you feel a sense of familiarity? This bridge looks familiar, doesn't it? Zhejiang Road Bridge is right before your eyes, and the scene from 'Blossoms' reappears. Here you can also find Shikumen Lilong, which are one of the iconic attractions of old Shanghai, and many film and television works with old Shanghai backgrounds are shot here. Sometimes you might encounter a film crew shooting, where you can witness the elegance of filming, experience the process of film and television production, and feel the charm of film and television culture. 📸Photo check-in spots 🔺Nanjing Road from the 1930s and 1940s With the atmosphere of the Republic of China, it is also a location for many films and TV shows. Here you can take photos of trams, Wing On Company, Sincere Company, Sun Sun Company, and more. 🔺Shikumen Lilong This is a traditional residential building in Shanghai, restoring the life scenes of old Shanghai alleys, and also a location for many films and TV shows. Here you can take photos of old Shanghai Shikumen buildings and alleys. 🔺European Architecture This area features European architectural styles and is also a location for many films and TV shows. Here you can take photos of the Catholic cathedral, European buildings, and European gardens, and get a feel of European charm. 🔺Zhejiang Road Bridge It is the location where Yiping and Baozong jumped off the bridge in the TV dramas 'Romance in the Rain' and 'Blossoms'. It is also a photo check-in spot. 🔺Moller Villa A replica of the Moller Villa on South Shaanxi Road, it's like stepping into a fairy tale world, and taking photos here is extraordinary. 📍Detailed address: 211 Che Ting Highway, Chedun Town, Songjiang District, Shanghai, West Gate 🚉Transportation guide: 1️⃣{Board at Shanghai Hongqiao Railway West Traffic Center Station}, take Hongqiao Hub Route 10 to Songjiang Bus East Station; transfer to Nansong Special Line to Chedun Station, walk 367 meters to reach. 2️⃣{Board at Shanghai Railway Station}, take Metro Line 1 to Xinzhuang Station; transfer to Metro Line 5 to Beiqiao Station; then transfer to Xinjin Special Line to Chedun Station, walk 354 meters to reach. 3️⃣{Board at Pudong International Airport Terminal 2 (Arrival) Station}, take Airport Line 9 to Xinzhuang Metro Station (South Square); transfer to Xinjin Special Line to Chedun Station, walk 354 meters to reach. 4️⃣{Board at Hongqiao International Airport East Traffic Center Station}, take Hongqiao Hub Route 4 to Zhuanqiao Station; transfer to Xinjin Special Line to Chedun Station, walk 354 meters to reach. 5️⃣{Self-driving}, drive to the Che Ting Highway exit to Maoting Road, turn left on Che Ting Highway, and go forward 300 meters on Yingjia Road to Shanghai Film Park. 🕙Business hours: 08:30-16:30 (Stop entering the park at 15:30) ⏳Recommended playtime: 3-4 hours 🎫Ticket price: 80 yuan

This weekend, I took my kid to Shanghai Film Park to experience a second back to the Republic of China! Here's a guide to the park, take note 😄 ✅Ride the free tram to experience the old Shanghai of the 30s ✅Enjoy the Spring Festival lights without the crowd ✅Relive the childhood New Year's atmosphere ✨Must-visit spots📷 1️⃣Time Avenue Here you'll find the Time Tunnel and the green train, the Time Tunnel is super photogenic! 2️⃣Nanjing Road in the 30s The real old Shanghai! The three major companies 'Xianshi' (Shanghai Clothing Company in 'Blossoms'), 'Yongan' (Hulian Department Store in the drama), and 'Xinxin' are all here!! There will be artificial snowfall at set times, and a dragon floating in the sky~ Good luck is in the air! 3️⃣Paramount It recreates the glamorous Shanghai dance hall scene of the 30s, and all the indoor activities during the Spring Festival are concentrated here 4️⃣Zhejiang Road Steel Bridge The scene where 'Boss Bao jumps off the bridge' in the drama was filmed here 5️⃣Old Train Station A train station from the Republic of China period, with a hundred-year-old four-carriage old steam train parked, you can get on the last carriage 6️⃣Shikumen Old Alley The Shikumen architecture in Shanghai's memory, there will be folk performances and experience activities during the New Year 🏮Spring Festival activities:　 'Paramount': Classic song medley, magic show 'Nanjing Road, Shikumen': Stage performances, park parade, dragon dance, folk activity experience 'Peace Square': Iron flower performance 'Shanghai Grand Theatre': Children's play 'Candy House' 🌈Shanghai Film Park 📍No. 211, Cheting Road, Chedun Town, Songjiang District 🅿️Navigate to the west gate 20 yuan/day ⏰8:30-19:00 ❤️🧡💛💚💙🤎 🔖I am Peppa Pig ✨High-quality travel guides and fun places to take kids are shared every week🌟 👉Notes are categorized👏Welcome to follow

It is a film studio, and the streets of old Shanghai are very beautiful. There are few people there on weekdays, so you can experience the feeling of being in Shanghai at that time. If you are lucky, you can meet the crew rehearsing. 😎 Recommended to visit for tourist. It's a great experience to travel back in time with all the old looking buildings and banners. Many people shoot wedding photos there and the place look beautiful. You can take many good photos there and there is also a place where you can watch a short performance performed by locals. Also a small building where you can see the old things. 👀 They also have a working tram where you can have a ride. It's slow though but it's a fun experience. Very recommended place. 🍂✨ #wheretogo #bestplace #bestview #awesomepic #mytripvlog #celebratewithtrip #best_trip_by_trip #bestplace #recommended #besttimeever #bestdeal #awesometrip #tripcom

#meetshanghai Established in 1992, Shanghai Film Park was created for the purpose of providing scenery for film productions. It offers a glimpse into 1930s Shanghai, and makes for a fun afternoon out - especially if you want to pose for some photographs! In terms of replica architecture, you can find: Nanjing Road, Shikumen buildings, Zhejiang Steel Bridge and more. There didn’t seem to be a huge amount of other activities or locations open - many of the shop fronts we saw were closed. And in the small area of the park that we explored / took pictures in, we saw only one cafe open for business. Find it: Shanghai Film Park, Chedun Town

The Shanghai film park shows how Shanghai looked like in the 1930s. There are not much activities or information about the area, nevertheless it is nice to walk around and get an impression of former times. For me the nost impression part is a reconstruct.ion of a railwaystation with an old steam train. An old telephone shop and different other shops are arranged very well, too.

Shanghai Film Studio, located in Songjiang District, Shanghai, is a filming location for the famous Secret Agent and Kung Fu Hustle. And Running Man was also filmed here. From Nanjing Road, Shanghai's main street, to Shikumen-style houses, everything from train platforms to dock scenes can be filmed here. There are still quite a few filming locations, so there are military control zones. But the site is quite large, so there's no problem. If you time it right, you can even ride the old trams that used to run through downtown Shanghai. From old billboards painted in oil, to various shops, churches, and European-style houses, the retro atmosphere itself is quite interesting. The highlight is the huge prop warehouse that houses old vehicles. You could almost believe that this is an old car exhibition hall, so I think it will have a significant impact on car enthusiasts. However, since there is no place to buy anything inside, I recommend that you bring some simple snacks. There are many restaurants outside the entrance, but the site is so large that it takes a long time to get there ^^ #China #Shanghai #FilmStudio #YingshiParadise #Yingsleyuan #Retro #RetroFeeling #SecretOfficeFilmingLocation

Located in Chedun Town, Songjiang District, Shanghai, Shanghai Film and Television Park, also known as Chedun Film and Television Base, was built in 1992. It is a comprehensive tourist area that mainly provides film and television shooting services, and also has sightseeing, cultural entertainment, leisure and vacation functions. After entering the park, scenes will appear before your eyes: "My Fair Princess", "Sparrow", the movie "The Founding of a Party", "Kung Fu", etc. It is definitely a good place to check in. #Overseas Travel #Scenic Spot Photography Guide #Most Stylish Travel Experience #Travel Inspiration

Shanghai Film and Television Park ~ This studio is very beautiful like the old streets of Shanghai. Very few people go there on weekdays. You can experience the feeling of being in Shanghai at that time. If you are lucky, you can meet the crew. 👍👍👍👍 No. 4915, Beisong Highway, Chedun Town, Songjiang District, Shanghai, China

Funded and built by the Shanghai Film Group Corporation, the Shanghai Film Park is pretty much a large playground for Instagrammers in Shanghai. The backlot features architecture inspired by 1930s and 40s Shanghai, in an area that covers around 43 hectares, and features elements such as the classic shikumen buildings, the Zhejiang steel bridge, and a train station.⠀ ⠀ Many movies have been filmed here, including Kung Fu Hustle and The Mummy 3!⠀ ⠀ 📍Shanghai Film Park, 4915 Bei Song Highway, Songjiang District⠀ #leaveyourmark

#Sign up for tripbest July Hotel Tester 🎬 A fantasy journey through time and space - Exploring the Shanghai Film and Television Park If you have been fascinated by classic film and television works such as "Love in the Rain", "Kung Fu", and "Flowers", then you must not miss the Shanghai Film and Television Park located in Chedun Town, Songjiang District, Shanghai. This is not only one of the top ten film and television bases in China, but also a holy place in the hearts of movie fans. 🏙️ Old Shanghai Style Street District - Nanjing Road: Imitation of the bustling commercial street in the 1930s, taking the tram, it feels like being in Shanghai during the Republic of China. - Shikumen Lane Group: Showing the traditional residential culture of Shanghai, integrating Chinese and Western architectural styles, full of nostalgia. - Mahler Villa: A Norwegian-style dream building with 106 rooms with their own characteristics, it is a great place to take photos and check in. - Huanghe Road Shooting Location: Recreate the street scenes of Shanghai in the 1990s, where the famous scenes in "Flowers" were born. 🎭 Immersive interactive experience - Participate in immersive theaters such as "New World: Cage Breaker", transform into characters in the play, and experience the storyline. - Put on cheongsam or long gown, take photos of the era in the retro streets, and feel the charm of old Shanghai. - Night activities such as fireworks shows, NPC interactions, and retro song and dance shows create an immersive atmosphere of Shanghai culture. 🎥Nearly a thousand film and television works have been filmed here, including "The Founding of a Party", "Lust, Caution", "Sparrow", etc. - The Shanghai Film Costume and Props Exhibition Hall displays 200,000 film and television costumes and props, unveiling the mystery of behind-the-scenes production. - Opening hours: 08:30–16:30 (night shows require separate reservations) ✨ Whether you are a film and television fan, a history enthusiast, or a parent-child outing, Shanghai Film and Television Park can take you through time and space and feel the charm of light and shadow. Next time you come to Shanghai, why not arrange a retro trip and make yourself the protagonist in the movie!

#Sign up for tripbest July Hotel Tester ⏰ **Opening hours**: 8:30-16:30 (no admission at 15:30) 🎫 **Ticket**: ¥80 ✨ **Highlights of the set**: 1️⃣ **Real scene of Nanjing Road** - 1:1 replica of Peace Hotel/Sincere Department Store - Ding Ding car experience (free) 2️⃣ **Movie and TV memories**: • Mr. Yi's residence in "Lust, Caution" • The prototype of Pig Cage Village in "Kung Fu" 3️⃣ **Interactive experience**: ▸ Dress up in cheongsam to take spy war stills ▸ Stunt show "gunfight and explosion" ▸ Taste the big pot of tea in "Tiger Stove" "When the camera is not present, every tourist becomes the protagonist of the silent film era" #Shanghai Film and Television Park #Chedun Film and Television City #Republic of China Style #Photography Holy Land #Must-visit for movie fans

#JuneTravelSupport 📍YingshiParadise Why You Must Go 💛 You must visit the Chinese drama/movie filming location, YingshiParadise! It's a bit far from Shanghai's tourist attractions, but most Chinese dramas from the Republic of China period are filmed here, so it's fun to watch! The movie Assassination also had a scene filmed here!! #ShanghaiTravel

✨The 27th Shanghai International Film Festival 2025✨ 🎫Ticket Sales: 🌈Online sales start: June 5 at 12:00 PM. 🌈Offline sales start: June 5 at 2:00 PM (screening period: June 13–22, 2025). 🌈Yangtze River Delta screenings (online/offline sales): June 6 at 12:00 PM (screening period: June 20–27, 2025). ⚠️Search 🔍 "Shanghai International Film Festival" on Trip.com to participate!⚠️ 📝Important Notes: 1⃣️Refund/Rescheduling Policy: Due to the special nature of festival screenings, all tickets are non-refundable and non-exchangeable. 2⃣️Children’s Tickets: The festival follows a strict one-ticket-per-person policy with assigned seating; no child tickets are available. 3⃣️Viewing Etiquette: Please maintain a respectful atmosphere—no photography or recording of the screen. Silence your phone and avoid noise to ensure an enjoyable experience for all. ❤Why We Recommend It: If you're visiting Shanghai, don’t miss the chance to explore famous film locations! [Awesome] 🌟Highlights: 🌈 **Waibaidu Bridge** – A Shanghai landmark reflecting the city’s century-long evolution. Featured in *Kung Fu Dunk*, the opening scene shows the protagonist cycling across the bridge to begin his Shanghai adventure. 🌈 **The Bund’s Architectural Gallery** – A symbol of Shanghai’s history, seen in dramas like *The Story of Rose*, where the heroine strolls along the Bund during a phone call. 🌈 **Peace Hotel Shanghai** – An Art Deco icon, showcased in the hit series *Blossoms Shanghai* and Wong Kar-wai’s *2046*, with its iconic wrought-iron elevator and terrace scenes. 🌈 **Shanghai Film Park** – Located in Songjiang’s Cheting Town, this early film studio features replicas like "1930s Nanjing Road" and European-style courtyards, seen in *Kung Fu Hustle*, *Like Fog, Like Rain, Like Wind*, and *Romance in the Rain*. 👍Top Picks: These locations not only capture Shanghai’s charm but let you step into cinematic moments and embrace the city’s unique vibe❣️

My friend brought her 6-year-old daughter back to Shanghai for a family visit. Since it was the little one's first time in her ancestral hometown, we wanted her to fully experience the charm of old Shanghai. That's why we chose the Songjiang Chendu Film Studio - a place that instantly transports you back to vintage Shanghai! 🎬 Originally, we planned for the family to change into qipao outfits and take memorable photos against the studio's nostalgic backdrops 📷. We specifically chose Tuesday, June 3rd to avoid holiday crowds, but while there were fewer people, the costume rental shop (visible at the entrance) was closed. We later learned that light shows, immersive performances, and food markets only operate on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays... awkward 😅 So friends planning to visit, please pay attention to timing and do your research in advance to avoid disappointment like ours! After entering, head left first to explore 1990s Shanghai - the Huanghe Road set from "Blossoms Shanghai". Look for key photo spots like dazzling neon lights, Huanghe Road street signs, Zhizhenyuan restaurant, telephone booths ☎️, vintage luxury cars, and game halls 🎮+billiard rooms 🎱... Beyond the Huanghe Road set lies iconic areas of Republican-era Shanghai, also featuring immersive performances. Actors perform on balconies, demonstrate martial arts on the streets, and even fly through the air on wires... You can also explore famous Shikumen alleys from "Romance in the Rain", Zhejiang Road Iron Bridge, Moller Villa, and churches... When tired, take the tram (included in ticket) from Central Square - running hourly but just circling the main roads. To discover more hidden spots and photo locations, you'll need to walk. There's also a small train (¥30/person or included in package tickets) and horse carriages (¥39/person) mainly for children's experience. 🎫 Tickets: Buy at least one day in advance on platforms for discounts (e.g., ¥80 onsite vs ¥69 online; family packages over ¥210 for 2 adults+1 child include immersive "Dundun Adventure" tickets 🎫 and children's costume/makeup) 🚗 Transportation: Driving recommended (¥20 parking), with ample non-holiday parking 🥗 Dining: Limited options on weekdays - just vending machines and 2-3 snack shops. Nearby recommendations: Laofeimao (local fusion) and Banmutian (handmade farm dishes). Bring snacks for all-day visits. ⚠️ Tips: Professional photography equipment (like tripods) for weddings 👰 requires an additional ¥800 fee - take note!‼️

📅 Itinerary Day1： ~ Shanghai Film shooting base Park This is the must attraction in Shanghai I think. You will feel the best legendary photo shooting experience here. ~ Yu Garden I love the authentic and historically buildings, lots of choices of food. Make sure you have your dinner earlier before continue enjoying the amazing night scenes, because the shops will close around 10.00 p.m. Day2: ~ Shanghai Disneyland Magical experience you wouldn't ever have. Don't ask why you should come, because will know if come and see it yourself. You can never imagine how amazing it will be. Day3: ~ Nanjing Pedestrian Street Great place to visit in Shanghai. I spend almost whole day walked on this street enjoy shoppings, foods, souvenirs. Variety of branded, authentic and legend goods can be found here. So, you have no reason not to come 😄 ~ The Bund Please remember, this is the must the must visit attraction too. Feel the elegant and stunning historical buildings of embankment city. It is the best photo shooting place too. 🏨 Accommodation I stayed in Hotel Campanile Shanghai Natural History Museum. It's around 8 minutes to Nanjing Pedestrian Street. Helpful staff and good amenities of hotel, let us felt comfortable enough to stay. #hotel campanile Shanghai #shanghaidisneyland #shanghai Yugarden #nanjingpedestrianstreet #thebund #shanghai film shooting base #family #travel #shanghaitravel

Last week, I visited Shanghai Film Park located in Chendun Town, Songjiang District, and its architecture and scenes left a deep impression on me. The moment I stepped into Shanghai Film Park, it felt like I had boarded a time machine, instantly transported back to old Shanghai. The sensation was magical—this place is both a dream factory and a fusion of history and modernity. The most eye-catching sight upon entering was Nanjing Road. Amazingly, it vividly recreates the bustling atmosphere of the 1930s, bringing the golden era of Shanghai to life! The iconic department stores—Sincere, Wing On, and Sun Sun—stand tall, exuding the grandeur of old Shanghai, as if the clamor of that era still lingers. The shop signs of Sanyang Grocery and Shenda Cake Shop along the street evoke waves of nostalgia. Here’s some exciting news—a fantastic new experience is coming soon! On May 31st, the Huanghe Road streetscape will begin trial operations! This street is meticulously recreated to mirror 1990s Shanghai, complete with neon lights that, when lit at night, perfectly match the nostalgic nightscape from the TV drama *Blossoms Shanghai*. The Western dome of the Park Hotel, the stained-glass windows of Taishangyuan, the lively dance halls, and the bustling alleyway snack stalls—every corner is carefully researched, as if scenes from *Blossoms Shanghai* have come to life. Walking slowly through the Shikumen alleyways, running my hands over the uneven brick walls, and pushing open the carved wooden doors, I could almost hear the echoes of old Shanghai’s stories. Around the corner, the Moller Villa, with its strong Norwegian influence, nestles among lush greenery, blending Shanghainese culture with exotic charm seamlessly. And with the trial opening of Huanghe Road, there’s even more to enjoy! During the lighting test, thousands of neon lights illuminated simultaneously—imagine how breathtaking that sight must be. There’s also the *Night Shanghai 1993* light show, where buildings serve as screens, showcasing stories of that era. The "Zhizhen Yuan" teahouse on the corner offers nostalgic dishes like pork chop rice cakes and sticky rice cakes, their aromas mingling with the sounds of Pingtan storytelling, instantly evoking the vibrant street life of old Shanghai. But Shanghai Film Park has far more to offer. The German-style, Spanish-style, and British-style buildings each have their own unique charm, forming a multicultural mosaic. Attractions like Old Shanghai Town and Suzhou River Port use cinematic techniques to vividly present the city’s history and culture. Thinking of classic dramas filmed here—like the farewell scene on the platform in *Romance in the Rain* or the spy-filled alleys in *Sparrow*—those images kept flashing through my mind. Starting from the trial operations on May 31st, Huanghe Road offers different experiences by day and night! During the day, you can hunt for Easter eggs left by the *Blossoms Shanghai* crew in the alleys and take photos at spots where "Miss Wang" worked. At dusk, watch as neon lights flicker on one by one, transforming the district from twilight into a sleepless city—utterly dreamy. At night, you can dive into the immersive puzzle game *Mystery on Huanghe Road*, weaving through dance halls, stock exchanges, and night markets, perhaps unlocking your own 1990s Shanghai adventure! At Shanghai Film Park, you can ride a tram through the bustling streets, listening to the clatter of rickshaws to soak up the old Shanghai vibe. You can also savor nostalgic flavors like scallion pancakes, reliving childhood memories, or lose yourself in the neon glow of Huanghe Road, stepping into the role of a movie protagonist. Here, history and the future collide, and everyone can find their own piece of Shanghai’s memory.

📍Shanghai Film Park: The park is great for taking photos. It is recommended to have a guide accompany you to learn more about the stories behind each building in the park. 🌟🌟🌟🌟 📍Zhujiajiao Ancient Town: The ancient town is quite large, so wearing comfortable shoes is advised. There are many restaurants inside for dining, and photography enthusiasts can also rent traditional costumes for photoshoots within the town. You can plan to spend half a day exploring the ancient town. 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

Ancient Chinese Filming Location, Shanghai We arrived at the place and felt familiar. When we were kids, we watched movies with actors here. We were happy because we had the opportunity to see and take lots of pictures. Shanghai Godfather and many other stories or the war with Taiwan. Listening to it gave me goosebumps like a real ancient story. #TravelChina

Had a wonderful day out at the Shanghai Film Park. It is an hour away from the city and really worth the trip there. There was lots to see so I spent about 2 hours in the park. You can also take a small guided train ride around the park for 30yuan- it is a good add on and you can drop off and head back on anytime. For those who enjoy watching films and tv shows, this place is a must-see! For those who enjoy taking photographs without hordes of tourists, this is also a good time to dress up in your qipao or cheongsam, and relive the good old days. #shanghai

🌈 Highlights: Shanghai Film Park, formerly known as Chedun Film Base, is one I had never visited before. It's one of China's top 10 film bases (along with Hengdian World Studios, Shanghai Film Park, Zhongshan Film City, Changchun Film Century City, North Putuo Film City, Tongli Film Base, Xiangshan Global Studios, Zhenbeipu Western Film City, Jiaozuo Film City, and Zhuozhou Film City). The park recreates 1930s Shanghai, featuring Nanjing Road, Iron Bridge, Shikumen houses, old streets, and Moller Villa. It's great for photography as it's usually not crowded, though indoor scenes are limited. 🚗 Driving Information: The scenic area has a parking lot (near the West Gate). The parking lot is spacious - you can drive all the way in near the visitor center. The parking fee is CNY 20 per time, which is reasonable. ✨ Tips: △ The sightseeing cars in the scenic area are free - great for those who have difficulty walking. Horse carriages are also available for a fee. △ Food options in the scenic area are limited and not very popular. It's recommended to bring your own snacks or self-heating meals. There are tables and chairs available for dining. △ The tram on Nanjing Road is supposed to run every 30 minutes, but when there aren't many visitors, it seems to run less frequently. We only saw it once from a distance in the afternoon.

📸 A must-go for drama fans! Are these shots real? Shanghai Film and Television Park The porch of Peace Hotel in "Love in the Rain": 👉 Wait by the Gothic carved window before 7:30 in the morning, and put on a shawl + pearl necklace to instantly transform into Yiping! Shikumen Alley in "Flowering": 👉 Find the "1933" internet celebrity wall + clothes drying rack, wear a modified cheongsam and apply hairspray in front of the mirror, and easily master the Wong Kar-wai style! Application Hall for "Storm Chasers": 👉 Take a photo of the retro newspaper wall + old typewriter, put on round-frame glasses and pretend to be "Li Yunshen"! 🚗 Transportation Guide (Subway & Self-driving) Subway: Line 1, Lianhua Road Station → Transfer to bus Lianjin Line to Chedun Station (2 stations) Self-driving: Navigate to "Shanghai Film and Television Park Parking Lot" (free parking, limited parking on weekends!) 🎫 Ticket strategy (money saving tips) Adult ticket: 80 yuan/person (we bought tickets on site) Of course, you can buy it from Trip.com, which is more convenient! 🌟Activities: 1️⃣Tram: Take a retro tram and slowly move along the street, as if traveling back to the Republic of China era. You can appreciate various old Shanghai buildings. 2️⃣3D Fantasy Photo Studio: There are various interesting 3D scenes in it. Use your creativity to take funny and interesting photos. 3️⃣Horse Battle Performance: A wonderful equestrian performance, in which actors display their superb skills on horseback, recreating ancient war scenes, which is super shocking (the specific performance time can be consulted by the staff when entering the park). 📸Photography check-in points: 1️⃣Nanjing Road: A replica of old Shanghai's Nanjing Road, with retro street lamps and store signs. Wearing cheongsam or Republic of China-style clothing, every shot will be a retro blockbuster. 2️⃣Shikumen Lanes: Typical Shanghai Shikumen buildings, where you can take photos full of life. 3️⃣Waibaidu Bridge: An iconic building. Standing on the bridge with the Huangpu River as the background, the photos taken are very atmospheric. [Love] Of course, you can also collect more scenes from popular TV series before you come. I especially like: Shikumen Lane and ⚠️Notes: Try to go on weekdays when there are relatively fewer tourists and you don’t have to queue up to take photos. Check the weather forecast in advance and choose to travel on sunny days as the light will be better for better photos. There are restaurants in the park, but the prices are a bit high, so you can bring some snacks with you. Everyone, come to Shanghai Film and Television Park and start a wonderful journey through time and space! We can get all your blockbusters here in minutes, so collect them quickly! Let you satisfy your movie addiction🎬. -

#favouriteitinerary Exploring Shanghai Film Park was like stepping into a film set! The park offers a behind-the-scenes look at China’s cinematic history, with replica movie sets, traditional streets, and iconic landmarks. I wandered through recreated Qing Dynasty streets and bustling markets, feeling like I was in a historical drama. The park also has interactive experiences, making it fun for both movie buffs and families. It’s a unique, immersive spot for anyone visiting Shanghai! 🎬📽️🏙️

🌴Introduction of recommended attractions Recommended as a travel destination outside of Shanghai. 🗺️Travel guide From Hongqiao, take Didi to the suburbs for 30-40 minutes. 📷Photo spot It's huge and has many spots. Take lots of photos of your life at the places in movies such as Secret Agent, Kung Fu Hustle, etc. #ShanghaiTravel #ChinaTravel #OverseasTravel

🌴 Highly recommended Shanghai Film Park 🗺️ Location: Southwest of Shanghai 📷 Ride the moving tram. Sit in an old cafe and drink tea 🍜 There are no good restaurants inside 🎫 Bought at a discount for 13,000 won 🚗 From Che Dun Station (Jinshan Railway), take a bus or bike 🕝 Open until evening, but tickets must be purchased by 4 PM 🏷️ Travel tip: It's not crowded, highly recommended

📍Shanghai Film Park Travel Guide Shanghai Film Park is a film-themed park that integrates film shooting, sightseeing, and cultural communication. Here are some travel tips for your reference: 👉🏻Preparation 💸Tickets: CNY 80 for adults, CNY 50 for seniors (60 years old and above), and CNY 40 for teenagers (over 1.2 meters or under 18 years old). 📅Opening hours: 08:30–16:30, last entry at 15:30. 🚅Transportation: Take Jinshan Railway Line 22 to Chedun Station, then transfer to Songjiang Bus 6 to Shanghai Film Park. ➡️Tour route 🔶Nanjing Road: This is one of the main attractions of Shanghai Film Park and a filming location for many movies and TV series. You can see many retro buildings and shops here, such as Wing On Company, Sincere Company, and Sun Sun Company. 🔶Shikumen Lane: This is a traditional residential building in Shanghai and a filming location for many movies and TV series. You can see many retro Shikumen buildings and alleys here, such as No. 76 Xingye Road and Yuyangli. 🔶Moller Villa: This is a building with a strong Nordic style and a filming location for many movies and TV series. You can enjoy the beautiful buildings and gardens here and feel the Nordic style. 🔶Shanghai Old Street: This is a traditional commercial street in Shanghai and a filming location for many movies and TV series. You can see many retro shops and streets here, such as Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street and Yuyuan Mall. 🔶European Courtyard: This is the European-style area of Shanghai Film Park and a filming location for many movies and TV series. You can enjoy European buildings and courtyards here and feel the European style. 📸Photo spots ✅Nanjing Road ✅Shikumen Lane ✅Moller Villa ✅Shanghai Old Street ✅European Courtyard 👉🏻Travel tips 1️⃣It is recommended to plan your tour route in advance to avoid wasting time. 2️⃣There are many retro buildings and streets in the scenic area. It is recommended to wear comfortable shoes for a better tour experience. 3️⃣There are many delicacies and snacks in the scenic area. It is recommended to try some local specialties. 4️⃣There are many photo spots in the scenic area. It is recommended to bring a camera to record those beautiful moments. I hope this information will help you with your trip to Shanghai Film Park. Have a nice trip!

#2024TravelReview The visit to Shanghai Film City Park is truly an experience full of surprises and fun. Studio Park is not only a theme park, but also a fantasy place where people feel like they are in the world of movies. There are all kinds of exciting rides, from high-speed roller coasters to thrilling water rafting, each of which can make your adrenaline soar. The scenery and facilities here are highly simulated, making people feel like they have walked into a movie scene. Whether it is the street scenes in classic movies or the future world in science fiction films, it is dazzling. In addition to rides, the Studio Park also has many interactive programs and performances that are definitely not to be missed. Especially the movie-themed stunt show, the exciting action scenes and realistic special effects amazed me. There are also abundant dining options in the park, and the food of various flavors meets my expectations for delicious food. I have to mention that the staff at the Studio Park are very friendly and professional. They are very enthusiastic in answering questions and providing help, making me feel at home. The entire park is well managed and the facilities are clean and tidy, which makes our visit more enjoyable and reassuring. In short, Shanghai Film City Park is a place full of fantasy and adventure where both adults and children can find fun. I am very satisfied with this trip and highly recommend it to all friends who are looking for excitement and fun!

🎥 This is the place that you can feel like you are in a film!! 🚕 I took Didi from Nanjing road here, around 800baht thai. It’s pretty far from the city and take an hour to come here This place is like a mini city you can walk around. There is nothing much to do but just walking and taking pictures here can cost you half day! ⏰ This place is close at 4.30PM (last entry 3.30PM) You might need to be hurry to be there early and walk all around I attached some pictures to show what will be like to be there and you can imagine what action you should pose with that building, it’s so cool!! 💵 80 Yuan #asiatrip #china #shanghai #movie