[2025 Shanghai Attraction] Travel Guide for Shanghai Symphony Orchestra (Updated May)

#discoverchina 📍 Address: No. 3 Baoqing Road, Xuhui District Whenever I walk through the plane tree-lined streets of Shanghai, I can’t help but pause in front of the beautiful old villas, wondering who once lived there and what stories they left behind. One such place is No. 3 Baoqing Road, once the private residence of Zhou Zongliang, known as Shanghai’s “Paint King.” Today, it's home to the Shanghai Symphony Museum, giving us the chance to admire this century-old mansion up close. 🏛 Architectural Features Style: German-style garden villa Main building (No. 2): Faux three-story brick-and-wood structure South-facing first floor has traditional Chinese wooden lattice screens Second floor opens to a balcony with concrete balustrades Four-pitched red-tiled roof with dormer windows Exterior walls include pebble stone finishes and projecting buttresses Interior highlights: stained glass windows, vintage fireplace, wooden staircases with carved banisters, mosaic-tiled balcony floors Guest house (No. 1): More modernist style, with glazed brick walls and white-green mosaic flooring—simple and structured. 🎫 Visit Info Opening Hours: Tuesday–Saturday, 9:30 AM – 4:00 PM Visit Duration: ~30 minutes #travel #thingstodo

#2月好地方2025 📍Jaguar Shanghai Symphony Orchestra Concert Hall Shanghai Symphony Orchestra（SSO） After walking along Anfu Road Citywalk for half a day, I came to SSO and was attracted by the literary and artistic atmosphere of the neighborhood. Although the SSO base is close to the downtown area, it gives people a surprisingly quiet and elegant feeling. The Shanghai Symphony Orchestra is known as the oldest symphony orchestra in China. It holds approximately 80 to 100 concerts each year, including regular orchestral concerts, international tours, chamber music, youth concerts, and outdoor concerts. Each season we perform with world-class conductors and soloists, including: Jaap van Zweden Claudio Abbado Yo-Yo Ma Itzhak Perlman Anne-Sophie Mutter SSO's concerts don't happen every day, so if you have the chance, I recommend you go in and take a look around to feel the atmosphere. 📍No. 1380 Fuxing Middle Road, Xuhui District, Shanghai (430 meters walk from Exit 4 of Changshu Road Subway Station) #Shanghai #ShanghaiTravel #ShanghaiAttractions #ShanghaiGoodPlaces #ShanghaiTourism #ShanghaiCultureandArt

|Yanzhong Plaza Park cured my Kyoto withdrawal syndrome. Shanghai | Yanzhong Plaza Park cured my Kyoto withdrawal syndrome Shanghai is really killing "Maple" at this time of year! Before the cold wave comes Come quickly and record the most beautiful aspects of this city 🚉Transportation guide: Navigation: Shanghai Concert Hall/Yanzhong Square Park Subway: Exit 3 of Dajijie Station on Line 14 Recommended route: Shanghai Concert Hall (Ginkgo) - Along Jinling Middle Road - Passing Pu'an Road - Yanzhong Square Park

"You can go to the terrace outside the apartment and have a look. The scenery there is more beautiful. There is the sycamore tree you want." The city of Shanghai has many labels, and the plane trees are one of the most beautiful ones. During lunch break, I walked from Shanghai Library (subway station) to Blackstone Apartments. There were old houses along the way, and the whole road was comfortable and quiet. 📍Xuhui Art Museum Passed by here on the way, there were copperplate engravings on display, the exhibition hall was not big, and there were 4 stamps at the service desk. There are so many charity exhibitions in Shanghai that it is rare to be able to attend one on a weekday. 📍Happiness Collection (Black Stone Store) On the first floor of Blackstone Apartment, there is a bookstore, cultural and creative industry, catering, and audio-visual products, which are divided into different spaces. It is a very unique place and is worth a quiet visit. Unfortunately, time is limited. I have to go back to the company after typing the seal and photos. 📍Blackstone Apartments The heroine of "Shanghai Women's Guide", Luo Haiyan, longed to live under the sycamore tree, and finally moved into the Blackstone Apartment where she could see the sycamore tree just by looking down. You had to register to get in, but I was too lazy to go to the balcony to take a look. 📍Shanghai Symphony Orchestra (Fuxing Middle Road) I remember that this was built in recent years, so it looks very grand and majestic on this road. The overall color is not eye-catching and is very integrated. ✅Compared to many of the routes I've taken before, this route made me feel more like an old-fashioned, lazy, and bourgeois Shanghai. After all, they are all villas‼ ️Villa‼ ️Palletizing‼ ️Most of the super rich people next door have old public housing‼ ️

The Shanghai Symphony Orchestra Concert Hall is located at 1380 Fuxing Middle Road, Shanghai, with a building area of 19,950 square meters, composed of a 1,200-seat concert hall and a 400-seat chamber music hall. The Shanghai Symphony Orchestra Concert Hall was led by world-class masters Arata Isozaki and Yasuhisa Toyota in design, and is the first "fully floating building" built on springs in China. The Shanghai Symphony Orchestra Concert Hall uses the most advanced multimedia technology, and the 10 sound reflectors in the hall can project images at the same time, and perform synchronous performances with any venue in the world. The chamber music hall also has the function of a 3D recording studio, filling the gap in Shanghai's lack of a large professional symphony orchestra recording studio. Its location is on Line 10 of the rail transit, and the underground track is only 6 meters away from the concert hall, and the vibration and noise caused by the speeding train. In order to overcome the noise and vibration interference of the nearby subway line 10, the concert hall is set up with 300 shock absorbers on the reinforced concrete piers deep into the ground 16 meters, and the two halls are lifted up to become the first "fully floating building" in China.

#wecreate A casual stroll through the streets of Xu Jiahui over the weekend brought me to the vicinity of the Shanghai Symphony Orchestra. 😊 There's a well known Black stone apartment and a lovely coffee shop downstairs. The day of the market and the weather is particularly good, you can have a cup of coffee here. You can also take a look at the street performance~ Highly recommend everyone to play on the weekend. 🙌