[2025 Shanghai Attraction] Travel Guide for Soong Ching Ling Memorial Residence In Shanghai (Updated Oct)

Having raised kids in Shanghai for 4️⃣ years, I’ve put together this family travel itinerary, perfect for families visiting Shanghai with children during summer vacation. How to save money and avoid hassle❓This article has got you covered❗️ ✅ Itinerary 🎈Day 1: Disneyland Head straight to the popular attractions after entering the park, take photos during the sunset📷, and don’t forget to watch the fireworks show at night🎆 🎈Day 2: Yaoxue Ice and Snow World + Water Park Instantly transport yourself to Switzerland, perfect for beautiful photos📷 🎈Day 3: Lujiazui ➔ Shanghai Ocean Aquarium ➔ 2 RMB Ferry ➔ Bund’s International Architecture ➔ City God Temple Night View Shanghai Ocean Aquarium 🈶 features an underwater escalator and a 100-meter underwater tunnel, very dreamy✨ Walk to Dongchang Road Ferry Terminal, take the 2 RMB Jindong Line ferry🚢, enjoy views of Lujiazui’s iconic trio and the Bund along the way Get off the ferry and walk along the Bund, passing by the international architecture, then head to City God Temple to see the night view 🎈Day 4: Shanghai Jiao Tong University Xuhui Campus - Soong Ching Ling’s Former Residence - Huaihai Middle Road - Wukang Building Let the kids experience the atmosphere of this prestigious university, stop by Soong Ching Ling’s former residence for photos The trendy Wukang Building, Wukang Road, and Anfu Road are all nearby 🎈Day 5: Natural History Museum - Sihang Warehouse - North Bund - Nanjing Road - Peace Hotel Natural History Museum and Sihang Warehouse are 🚗 10 minutes apart Then go to North Bund to take photos at Waibaidu Bridge, Zhapu Bridge, Postal Museum, and frame them with Lujiazui’s iconic trio At night, visit Nanjing Road, which has many great shops like M&M’s, LEGO, Pop Mart, Peace Hotel... ✅ Transportation 1️⃣ Two major airports✈️: 🔸 Disneyland and Yaoxue are closer to Pudong Airport 🔸 City center is closer to Hongqiao Airport 2️⃣ 🚄 High-speed rail, trains, metro, and buses are very convenient ✅ Accommodation Guide ‼️ Preferably near metro stations, personally recommend along Line 2, as Nanjing Road, Lujiazui, and the Bund are all directly accessible with easy transfers Disneyland ➔ Along Line 11, direct access is even more convenient

I love this lesser-known, breezy spot in Shanghai more than the Bund🌉 If the Bund belongs to tourists, then this neighborhood in Shanghai’s old city is a sanctuary for locals～ This area used to be a foreign concession and the site of many foreign firms, with tons of Western-style houses and large gardens—definitely a top-tier wealthy district! Today, it still preserves a large number of exquisite Republic of China-era Western-style houses, original old buildings, and countless local snacks. It’s great for strolling and photography, with direct subway access—perfect for a city walk～ 🚶‍♀ Route plan: Hunan Road ➠ Xingguo Road ➠ Xingguo Hotel ➠ West Fuxing Road ➠ Wuyuan Road ➠ Taian Road ➠ Yuqing Road ➠ Tianping Road 🚇 Transportation: Metro Jiaotong University Station Exit 7 (Line 10, Line 11) ✅ Recommended features • Hunan Road: Quaint street-facing Western-style houses, quiet and leisurely～ • Xingguo Road: Large detached Western-style houses and Republic of China apartments, with sycamore shadows, full of romance～ • Xingguo Hotel: Over 20 villas in different styles from the Republic of China era, preserving historical features, plus nearly a hundred tall ancient trees～ • West Fuxing Road, Wuyuan Road, Taian Road, Yuqing Road: Beautiful Republic of China buildings and old houses, colorful facades, peeling paint, diverse window frames, full of character～ 📣 Tips ▫ You can explore it all in 2 to 4 hours on foot～ ▫ On a sunny afternoon, every snapshot under the light and shadow is stunning～ ▫ When tired, find a café for a coffee—so relaxing～ ▫ Parking is difficult in busy areas, so taking the subway is recommended～ Nearby spots to visit: Wukang Road, Soong Ching Ling’s Former Residence～ Come experience the unique charm here～😜

#MarchGoodPlaces2025 In the bustling Xuhui District of Shanghai, there is a quiet and elegant small Western-style building, which is the former residence of Soong Ching Ling. This was once the residence of the mother of the nation, Ms. Soong Ching Ling, in her later years. Now it has become a memorial hall full of historical memories, allowing people to walk into a real period of time up close✨. As soon as you enter the garden, you will be attracted by the green courtyard, lush flowers and plants, birds singing, and the overall atmosphere is extremely peaceful🌳🕊️. The main building is a white European-style building, which retains Song Qingling's study, living space and precious video materials during her lifetime, revealing her simple and firm style everywhere. There is a story behind every item, which makes people feel respect while looking at it📚. In addition to the exhibits, the museum also has a historical review of her and Mr. Sun Yat-sen, telling the story of everything from her family background to the revolutionary process. If you love modern history or are interested in the deeds of great men, this is definitely a place worth taking the time to visit carefully💬 After the tour, you can also sit on a garden bench for a while, look at the mottled shadows of the trees, listen to the wind, and let your soul settle with history. There is no hustle and bustle here, only a gentle and firm power

How to get there: Get off at Songyuan Road Station on Subway Line 10, then walk for 5 minutes It is located in the Gubei area of ​​Shanghai, where many Koreans live. The tomb of Song Jingling, famous in Chinese history, has been renovated into a park, creating a comfortable atmosphere. A surprising fact is… There is a tomb of unclaimed foreigners here, and it is the fact that independence fighters who died in a foreign land during the Japanese colonial period are sleeping there!

Complete Guide to Wukang Road, Shanghai: Encounter French Romance, Check in at Trendy Landmarks, and Savor the Shanghai-Style Slow Life. Wukang Road, a “trendy” street that condenses a century of Shanghai’s history, is a must-visit place to experience the charm of Shanghai-style culture and the true elegance and romance of Shanghai. 🔥 Highlights: Known as the “Celebrity Road” that “condenses nearly a hundred years of modern Shanghai history,” it features numerous excellent historic buildings, trendy restaurants, and niche boutiques. The iconic Wukang Mansion is one of Shanghai’s most representative landmarks. 🚶‍♀️ Itinerary Planning: Classic Half-Day/Full-Day Tour Route Recommended Route: Metro Station -> Wukang Mansion -> Stroll along Wukang Road -> Anfu Road -> Return Starting Point: Shanghai Library Station (Metro Line 10) or Jiaotong University Station (Metro Lines 10 and 11) Exit from either station and walk to the intersection of Wukang Road and Middle Huaihai Road. The journey begins with the stunning Wukang Mansion. 💥 Must-Visit Spot: Wukang Mansion (1850 Middle Huaihai Road) What to Do: This ship-like building is the soul of Wukang Road. The best photo spot is at the intersection directly opposite the building, where you can capture its complete triangular structure. The Dayin Bookstore and Old Mai Café on the first floor are also great places to soak in the atmosphere. Essential Walk: Wukang Road (Middle Huaihai Road -> Wuyuan Road Section) Starting from Wukang Mansion, slowly walk north along Wukang Road. Along the way, you will pass: Romeo Balcony (210 Wukang Road): A symbolic romantic balcony and a popular photo spot. Wukang Court (376 Wukang Road): A courtyard-style commercial area transformed from old Western-style houses, gathering many high-quality Western restaurants, cafés, and art galleries—an excellent place to rest. Many Celebrity Residences: Such as the former homes of Huang Xing and Ba Jin (check opening information in advance). There are usually information plaques at the entrances to learn about their stories. Route Extensions (Optional): Artistic Direction: At the end of Wukang Road, turn into Anfu Road to watch plays (Shanghai Dramatic Arts Centre), browse trendy brands like BM, and feel the youthful energy. Tranquil Direction: Turn into Wuyuan Road, a quieter street with a more local vibe. 📸 Trendy Check-in & Classic Landmarks Wukang Mansion: A must-photograph landmark with different charm by day and night. Romeo Balcony: Satisfies your girlish and artistic feelings. Wukang Court: A perfect spot for photos, afternoon tea, and enjoying a bourgeois atmosphere. 🎈 Shopping & Leisure Dayin Bookstore (Ground floor of Wukang Mansion): A themed specialty bookstore where you can buy cultural and creative products related to Wukang Mansion. LOOKNOW & Other Boutiques (Anfu Road): Home to many designer brands and trendy shops, a paradise for fashion lovers. 💡 Practical Tips (Useful Information) 🚗 Transportation Guide: Metro: Preferably Jiaotong University Station (Lines 10/11) or Shanghai Library Station (Line 10). Bus: You can take buses to Middle Huaihai Road Wukang Road or Huashan Road Wukang Road stops. Best Way to Explore: Walking or cycling. Shared bikes are the best tool to explore this area. Best Time to Visit: Weekdays, when the crowds are relatively smaller. Weekends and holidays are very crowded. 🌈 Nearby Recommendations Anfu Road: A hub for trends, theater, and trendy shops. Wuyuan Road: More local life atmosphere, suitable for a leisurely stroll. Soong Ching Ling’s Former Residence: Located diagonally opposite Wukang Mansion (1843 Middle Huaihai Road), can be visited together to feel the historical depth.

Sisters, if you want to see all the bustling, artistic, and historical sides of Shanghai in one day, trust me, just follow this route! I took my bestie here last weekend, and she couldn’t stop complimenting how well planned it was. We took so many photos that my phone storage was almost full! Jing’an Temple → Wukang Mansion → Soong Ching Ling’s Former Residence → Xujiahui Academy → Xujiahui Catholic Church → Metro City 📍 Stop 1: Jing’an Temple | A Golden Buddhist Kingdom Amidst the Worldly Hustle Honestly, every time I pass by, I’m still amazed. Next to the busy Yan’an Elevated Road, a magnificent golden temple stands peacefully—this contrast is so “Shanghai.” · My secret spot: Don’t rush inside. The best viewing platform is the pedestrian bridge at Exit 15 of Jing’an Temple Metro Station. At dusk when the lights come on, zoom in with your phone’s telephoto lens—the golden pagoda and the modern glass curtain wall behind it in one frame create a magical Shanghai vibe. 📍 Stop 2: Wukang Mansion | Encountering a “Giant Ship” Around the Corner Take Line 2 from Jing’an Temple to Jiangsu Road, transfer to Line 11 to Jiaotong University Station, then walk a few steps. That legendary “ship-shaped” building appears right at the street corner. · Avoid the crowds: The intersection is always packed with people taking photos. Here’s a trick: step back to the sidewalk across Huaihai Middle Road, turn sideways with the building as your background, or shoot upward through the archway under the building’s main entrance. Both ways perfectly avoid crowds and get you exclusive shots. 📍 Stop 3: Soong Ching Ling’s Former Residence | Step Into an Old Movie Just a turn from Wukang Mansion, you instantly switch from noise to tranquility. This was Soong Ching Ling’s home, preserved exactly as it was. · Don’t just look at the main building: I love the big lawn and the century-old camphor trees in the backyard. Sunlight filters through the leaves, casting dappled light. Sitting on the bench here, time seems to slow down—so healing. 📍 Stop 4: Xujiahui Academy | A Transformed Artistic Universe Take a bus two stops from the residence to Xujiahui. This newly popular academy is truly more than just a “trendy spot.” · For photos and strolling: Head straight to the balcony on the second floor—it’s the perfect spot to capture the academy with the neighboring Catholic church in the background. Don’t forget to visit “East-West Park” in B1, where you’ll find many Shanghai-themed creative souvenirs. It’s a great place to browse. 📍 Stop 5: Xujiahui Catholic Church | The “Notre Dame” of Puxi Right across a small square from the academy. This Gothic church’s solemnity and exquisite details impress from every angle. · Note: The church interior is free to visit, but dress modestly—shoulder- and knee-baring clothes will politely be turned away by staff. 📍 Final Stop: Metro City | Cure Your Walking Fatigue with Food The last stop is, of course, to fill your stomach! Metro City is a food paradise, offering everything from Japanese ramen to local Shanghai snacks, from trendy milk tea to exquisite desserts. After a full day of walking, eating and drinking here is the perfect way to end your Citywalk!

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Hey everyone, I had a wonderful day and night in Wuhan~ Food Experience Hot Dry Noodles 🌟🌟 If you prefer the flavor of sesame paste, then hot dry noodles will definitely please your taste buds! The sesame paste is rich and fragrant, and a bowl is only 5 yuan, which is super cost-effective~ Lotus Root Soup 🌟🌟🌟🌟 This lotus root soup is absolutely amazing, you must try it! It's different from the natural sweetness of lotus root. It has a five-spice flavor from the spices and a light salty flavor to enhance the freshness, making it a very rich and complex taste. A bowl is 25 yuan, and I love it! Guiping Beef Offal 🌟🌟 My hotel was very close to Changdi Street, so I went there for a late-night snack. Honestly, it wasn't as delicious as people say online. But the radish was incredibly flavorful, tender and delicious, and the lotus root balls were pretty good too. Overall, the taste was just average, and a serving cost 70 yuan. Li Diadia Rice Wine 🌟🌟🌟 Sparkling rice wine is absolutely delicious! I personally think it's even better than a cocktail. It's not too sweet, with a light rice aroma mixed with the sour flavor from the fermented koji, making it the perfect accompaniment to any meal. It's 15 yuan per pound, and they even ship it! Visit and Check-in Gude Temple 🌟🌟 10-minute visit This temple has a very European-style architecture, perfect for photos. It's small, with lotus, orange, and persimmon trees, and the air is filled with the pleasant scent of sandalwood. Tickets are 13 yuan each, so there's no need to rush and book in advance. Lihuangpi Road 🌟🌟 30-minute visit This area resembles the Wukang Building, with its unique architectural style, making it a great place for photos and check-in, and there's no entrance fee. Along the way, you'll also visit attractions like the Soong Ching Ling Former Residence and the August 7th Conference Site. Xian'anfang 🌟 10-minute walk While visiting Lihuangpi Road, you can stop by Xian'anfang on the way there, but a special trip isn't necessary. It's also a great place for photos and check-ins, and there are some charming little shops. Tanhualin 🌟🌟 30-minute walk Tanhualin is a bit like Nanjing's Old Mendong and Confucius Temple, with plenty of photo-worthy spots. Leaving Tanhualin, there's a street with a strong urban atmosphere, where you can enjoy traditional Wuhan snacks. Summary Overall, Wuhan is a great place for recent graduates, especially young women, to take photos and check in. I was a little disappointed I didn't visit the Yellow Crane Tower this time, as we only had one day. Wuhan's affordable prices are plentiful, and there are plenty of photo spots and delicious food. Just go for it!

✓ Location: Located on Middle Huaihai Road, very close to the Wukang Mansion. Despite being in a busy urban area, it is surprisingly quiet once you step inside. Visiting Duration: You can leisurely explore the place in about an hour. Upon entering, you'll see a white statue of Soong Ching Ling, which exudes a strong presence. The artifact museum that follows is well worth a visit, especially the Sun Yat-sen seal meticulously preserved by Soong Ching Ling. 【Tips】 There are many rules in the residence: ✓ No photography inside! Keep your phone and camera away. ✓ Shoe covers are required to enter the main building. ✓ It can get very crowded, and the visiting route is fixed, so you might feel "pushed along." If you want to take your time reading the exhibit descriptions, it's better to book a guided tour; otherwise, you might feel lost. Main Building and Surroundings The exterior of the main building is unique, resembling a ship! It is said to have been built by a former ship merchant. The furniture and arrangements inside are preserved as they were during Soong Ching Ling's lifetime. For instance, the living room features Xu Beihong's "Galloping Horse" Chinese painting and a portrait of Sun Yat-sen. The rattan furniture in the second-floor bedroom was part of her wedding dowry, giving a strong sense of history. Although photography is not allowed, seeing these artifacts in person feels like a journey through time. The outdoor environment of the residence is fantastic! Surrounded by over thirty century-old camphor trees, just looking at the trees is soothing. Soong Ching Ling truly had a fondness for camphor trees. Behind the main building, there is a lush green lawn garden, perfect for photography! Facing the main building from the garden, you can capture historical architectural photos with great character. There's also a pigeon house! It turns out Soong Ching Ling loved raising white pigeons during her lifetime. Overall, the artifact exhibitions in the residence narrate the history of the Republic of China and Soong Ching Ling's life from a specific perspective. If you're interested in this period of history, this is a must-visit attraction.

#SignUpSeptemberHotelTestSleeper2025 ✨For tourists visiting Shanghai, consider visiting the Soong Ching Ling Former Residence. It's located on Huaihai Road, near the Wukang Building. Tickets are required for entry. Photography is prohibited inside the residence, and shoe covers are required before entering. So, you can only observe and not touch anything. However, the residence is enormous, with two floors. The beds are very nostalgic 🤭 and they've done their best to preserve the appearance of her former residence. ✨️After touring the residence, you can visit the garage, which still houses Soong Ching Ling's car. The car is in excellent condition, looking like new. Also, there's the pigeon garage, as Soong Ching Ling loved to raise pigeons. 😄 ✨️Behind the residence is a lush green lawn garden. Standing in the garden, take photos of the residence and capture the beautiful architecture, which embodies a truly historic atmosphere. The garden displays materials from Soong Ching Ling's youthful studies, including her hand-drawn drawings of insects. She was truly brilliant and a brilliant student. ✨️Finally, we recommend purchasing your tickets a day in advance for quick and easy entry. No need to queue up at the entrance and scan the QR code to purchase tickets, and the crowds are less crowded. 🤭 We saw a lot of tourists during our visit. Our leisurely tour only took about an hour. This information is worth a look to help you plan your next trip. 📍Shanghai Soong Ching Ling Memorial Hall 📍1843 Huaihai Middle Road, Xuhui District, Shanghai, China

📍Itinerary Introduction: Shanghai Two-Day Flash Trip 🏖️Check-in Spots: The Bund in Shanghai (Night View), Soong Ching Ling's Former Residence, Wukang Building (These two spots are very close, suitable for morning photo shoots) 🍜Specialty Food: Crab Roe Noodles, Xiaolongbao 🚇Transportation: Entire trip by Didi Chuxing 🏠Accommodation Recommendation: Shanghai Jing'an Novotel Hotel (Overall Rating: 9/10) trip

**Premium Shanghai Day Trip Guide: Hangzhou Departure Edition** **Travel Tips**: Depart from Hangzhou East Station at 7:54 AM on the convenient G4450 high-speed train, arriving at Shanghai South Station in just 1 hour to begin your exciting journey. **First Stop: Wukang Building** Transfer to Metro Line 1 to Jiaotong University Station, then switch to Line 11 and exit from Exit 7. - **Photography Hotspots**: The post office opposite the building offers a retro vibe; the window seats at Doyen Bookstore exude artistic charm; the entrance of Soong Ching-ling's Former Residence (advance booking required) blends history with modern beauty. **Second Stop: Tranquil Jing'an Temple** A 15-minute stroll through tree-lined streets brings you to Jing'an Temple. The area is dotted with photogenic cafes and snack stalls to satisfy your cravings. **Third Stop: Yuyuan Garden & City God Temple** Take Metro Line 14 to Yuyuan Station and exit from Exit 3. - **Food Guide**: Stinky tofu might not be the best choice here—better to avoid it! **Fourth Stop: Lujiazui's "Three Giants"** This is a prime spot for photos, where the towering trio of skyscrapers showcases the city's grandeur. **Fifth Stop: The Bund Scenery** Take a ferry to the Bund to enjoy the stunning views along the Huangpu River. While Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street is nearby, it's often crowded with limited food options—save your time for better sights. **Return Suggestion**: After your tour, consider taking a high-speed train back to Hangzhou from Shanghai South Station for a relaxed and well-planned journey.

This time, I will introduce a recommended sightseeing spot in Shanghai. It is open from 9 a.m., so it is a highly recommended place for those who want to be active early in the morning. The building, which allows you to feel the history of China, has a very Western-style image and is stylish. Please be sure to visit at least once. Shanghai Soong Ching Ling Former Residence 1843 Huaihai Rd (M), Xuhui District, Shanghai, China 200010 Opening hours: 9:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. #SpringZeroCostTrip

Who would have thought!! There's actually a guesthouse hidden among the plane trees in Shanghai, it's just too comfortable to stay in!! I was up late binge-watching the drama "Blossoms" and was attracted by the old-style house! This time I finally got to stay here in Shanghai! The cost-performance ratio is super high~ Students and couples planning to come to Shanghai to see the tulips soon, please lock in this place. Location is top-notch The guesthouse is located in Huangpu District, Shanghai. You can walk to check in at Wukang Building and Anfu Road. Nearby are Jing'an Temple, Xujiahui Catholic Church, and the former residence of Soong Ching Ling. It's just a 3-minute walk downstairs to the subway entrance, making travel super convenient! Facilities are excellent The facilities are clean and complete, with a fresh change for each guest! The supporting facilities are also very comprehensive. The room is full of French vintage charm, with some exquisite little decorations. You won't be able to stop taking photos, it's really great for pictures! There’s also a super large floor-to-ceiling window, and outside the window are lush plane trees!

| Former Residences of Great Figures Who Shaped History. Not far from the Wukang Mansion, there is another well-known residence, the Soong Ching-ling Memorial Residence in Shanghai. The Soong Ching-ling Memorial Residence in Shanghai is located at 1843 Huaihai Middle Road. Built in 1920, it is a European-style building with red tiles and white walls. After Soong Ching-ling's death in the 1980s, the former residence was converted into a memorial hall and opened to the public. The Soong Ching-ling Memorial Residence in Shanghai is divided into three parts⚠️ ✅Soong Ching-ling Cultural Relic Museum ✅Main Building of Soong Ching-ling's Former Residence ✅Garden 📍Soong Ching-ling Cultural Relic Museum This is the first visiting point at the entrance of the memorial hall. The museum mainly displays some items used by Soong Ching-ling during her lifetime, as well as some pictures and historical materials about her life. 📍Main Building This is a three-story, boat-shaped European-style building. The first floor consists of a hallway, living room, dining room, and two studies on the east and west sides. The second floor houses Soong Ching-ling's bedroom, office, etc. The third floor is presumably an attic and is not open to the public. ⚠️Photography is prohibited inside the main building, so the interior furnishings leave a sense of mystery for those outside. 📍Garden In front of the main building is the third major highlight of the memorial hall—the garden. The 2,200+ square meter garden is surrounded by 20 to 30 century-old camphor trees, lush and green, providing shade all year round. Time flies, The past has become bits and pieces of history, But the image of Soong Ching-ling in her Shanghai residence Can still evoke people's memories and yearning for that era. 📝Tips 🏠Address: 1843 Huaihai Middle Road ⏰Opening hours: Tuesday to Sunday 9:00-17:00 (last entry at 16:30) 🎫Tickets: Adult tickets 20 yuan/person, student tickets and senior tickets (60-70 years old) 10 yuan/person (with valid ID), group tickets 16 yuan/person (20 people and above). ⌚Suggested visiting time: 1 hour

Visiting the Song Qingling Memorial Hall, the precious cultural relics and photos in the hall gave me a deeper understanding of this generation of great people. It was really worth the trip. Unfortunately, taking photos inside the former residence is not allowed, so you can only take photos outside the villa.

#ShanghaiTravel Shanghai Soong Chingling Memorial Or as it is called Madame Sun Yat-sen It presents the history and stories You can buy tickets from trip.com Open 9:00-17:00 1843 Huaihai Rd (M), Xuhui District, Shanghai, China, 200010

#ShanghaiAttractions 📍Detailed address: No. 1843 Huaihai Middle Road, Xuhui District, Shanghai 🚗Transportation strategy: When you exit Gate 1 of Shanghai Jiao Tong University Subway Station, you will see the Wukang Building first. Then walk 50 meters across the road and you will reach the Former Residence of Soong Ching Ling. 🕙Opening hours: 09:00-17:00 (closed on Mondays) 💰Ticket price: 20 yuan for adults 🌟Highlights: 1⃣️About ticket purchase: You can buy tickets online or on-site. On-site ticket purchases will give you paper tickets as souvenirs. Online purchases can avoid the situation where there are no spots available on-site, as the number of people is limited every day, especially during holidays, so buying tickets in advance can save you from making a wasted trip. In addition, ticket sales on site stop at 4:30 p.m., so if you don’t have enough time to get here, it is better to buy tickets online. In this way, when you come here, the staff will allow you to enter. You will definitely not be able to enter without a ticket. 2⃣️About the visit: The entrance to the main building is next to the garage. When there are many people, you will need to queue up and wait. You need to wear shoe covers to enter and walk carefully. Taking photos and videos are not allowed during the visit to the main building. 3⃣️After visiting the main building, you can come out to visit the back garden, where there are some great photo spots. 4⃣️About stamping: There will be 7 blue and white porcelain stamps when you check in. Remember to bring a notebook when you go out. 5⃣️The souvenirs in front of the exhibition hall are the same as the cultural and creative souvenirs at the ticket gate. You can take your time to look at them before considering whether to buy them! 📌Tips: There are fewer people in the morning than in the afternoon, because some tour groups come in the afternoon, and you may need to queue up to enter the main building!

Family members who are visiting Shanghai for the first time and don’t know how to have fun, please keep this! Efficient A nanny-level guide, all the itinerary and attractions are arranged Four-day and three-night itinerary 『Shanghai Postal Museum—Zhapu Road Bridge—Waibaidu Bridge—The Bund —Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street—Yu Garden 2Disney Day Tour 3Wukang Road—Song Qingling’s Former Residence—Anfu Road—Urumqi Middle Road —Changle Road—Yuyuan Road 4Duoyun Academy—Pudong Art Museum—Lujiazui Three-piece Set! Things to note when traveling in Shanghai 1. If you want to see the night view of the Bund, you must go before 10 pm, because the lights on the Bund will be turned off at 10 pm 2. You can take the subway or bus without downloading "Metro Metropolis", just switch the location on the ztb/vx ride code 3. Don't check in at the Bund during peak hours, it's simply crowded. Many friends who come to Shanghai only know to take pictures of Lujiazui opposite the Bund. It's better to go to the 5th floor of Guojin, Beijing East Road, Zhapu Road Bridge, North Bund, etc. • You can take photos 4. Shanghai Wild Animal Park and Shanghai Zoo are two different places, don't go to the wrong place 5. If you want to go to Disneyland, it is recommended to spend a whole day there. It is very big and you can't finish it in just a few hours 6. Many attractions in Shanghai need to be booked in advance. The Shanghai Museum is currently closed for renovation and will not open until mid-December 7. Don't go to the sightseeing tunnel on the Bund. It is a complete IQ tax. Whoever goes there will be a big fool 8. If you want to take photos of Jing'an Temple, you can go to the overpass at Exit 13 of the subway station and the music fountain opposite. The ancient tower building with glazed golden tiles is surrounded by modern buildings and collides with a unique beauty 9. If you want to bring local specialties to your family, you can go to the food store and the international hotel. The butterfly cakes in these two stores are more famous, Shao Wansheng's fermented rice moon cakes, and Guangming Village's fresh meat moon cakes 10. Tianzifang is not very popular now. Many shops there are closed. It is not recommended to go there specifically 11. Don't live in the old houses near the Bund. The rooms look okay, but the hygiene is not very good , and the space is small and the sound insulation is not good 12. Sinan Mansion is not the former residence of one person, but the former residence of a group of people. The mansion has night parties on weekend nights, which can be reserved for free 13. Yu Garden is divided into the garden and the shopping mall snack street. The garden closes at 5 pm. The shopping mall is beautiful when the lights are on at night, but it is not recommended to buy things there. The things are a bit expensive 14. It is not recommended to go to Madame Tussauds specifically. The ticket price is very expensive and the cost performance is not very high. There is no need to go to Thames Town specifically. It is very far away! ! Most of them are taking wedding photos 15. Don’t take a taxi when leaving Hongqiao Railway Station. The line is so long that you doubt your life. You can call an express train or a special car as soon as you get off the train. The location is at P9 or P10 parking lot 16. You don’t need to join a group when traveling in Shanghai. Joining a group is more troublesome. Just make your own strategy and city walk. #Shanghai #Shanghai Travel Guide

At 2 pm, I was lucky enough to be the last ticket holder of the day. Thinking back to how Ms. Song realized her dreams for the country and the people with her gentle and tenacious strength in those turbulent times, the atmosphere exuded by the peace doves, the red flag car, the hundred birds paying homage to the phoenix, and Sun Yat-sen's manuscripts, these historical relics are truly touching. What makes me even more curious is why Ms. Song finally chose to settle in Shanghai. Have you ever thought about this question? #Song Qingling

A city walk should not be a fleeting visit, but rather a leisurely exploration. The kind of itinerary that covers numerous spots and crosses countless streets in a single day is so outrageous that only local residents of Shanghai would understand 🤷. The correct way to experience the magic city is to stroll around, enjoy the journey without exhaustion, gain insights without retracing steps, and appreciate the city's cultural atmosphere. 1⃣️Jiaotong University A renowned institution in the magic city, no further explanation needed. Even if you can't study here, it's worth visiting to appreciate the old architecture and soak up the scholarly atmosphere 😌. 📍Address: 55 Guangyuan West Road (Visitors must enter from this gate) 💡Reminder: Online reservations are only open on the day of visit. You need to swipe your ID card or Shanghai QR code to enter. 2⃣️Wukang Building A landmark building in the magic city, a classic by Laszlo Hudec 👍. 📍Address: 1850 Huaihai Middle Road, Xuhui District, Shanghai 💡Reminder: Be careful when taking photos while crossing the road. 3⃣️Soong Ching Ling's Former Residence The main building is a small western-style house with red tiles and white walls. Madame Soong worked and lived here for 15 years. The museum displays many precious historical materials and photos. The backyard is exquisite, with a small path paved with bluestone slabs, shaded by green trees, and more than twenty century-old camphor trees. 📍Address: 1843 Huaihai Middle Road, Shanghai 🕰️Hours: 09:00-17:00 (Closed on Mondays) 🎟️Admission: 20 4⃣️Shanghai Library A vast collection of books, also a great place for self-study. You need a reader's card to enter the reading room and borrow materials. If you don't have a reader's card, you can only go to the lobby and some reading rooms and public areas that do not require a card. 🈺Hours: 08:30-20:30 (Tuesday-Sunday) 📍Address: 1555 Huaihai Middle Road, Xuhui District, Shanghai 5⃣️Xuhui Art Museum The entire museum is a yellow-brown brick building, with a retro and elegant design. Surrounded by plane trees, it has a unique charm that makes people stop and admire 💕. 📍Address: 1413 Xuhui District, Shanghai 🕰️Hours: 09:00-17:00 (Closed on Mondays) 🎫Admission: Free 6⃣️Clement Apartments A beautiful French-style building on Fuxing Middle Road, built in 1929. It consists of five identical and independent western-style houses arranged in a plum blossom pattern. The beige walls are decorated with red bricks and the roof is covered with red tiles, making it both retro and fashionable 👍. 📍Address: Lane 1363, Fuxing Middle Road, Shanghai 🚇Transportation: Exit 4 of Changshu Road Station on Metro Line 1/7 7⃣️Blackstone Apartments Once known as "China's Best Apartment". The large terrace is very distinctive. The interior decoration of the apartment is very fresh and natural 🌿. It's a residential building, non-residents are generally not allowed to enter unless they are visiting a gallery inside. The "Happiness Collection" located on the ground floor of Blackstone Apartments and the neighboring drops coffee ☕️ are both worth a visit. 📍Address: 1331 Fuxing Middle Road, Shanghai 🚌Transportation: Exit 2 of Changshu Road Station on Metro Line 1/7 🕰️Hours: 10:00-22:00

The most popular in Beijing is the flower collection of [Song Qingling's Former Residence]. The theme of this flower festival is "27 kinds of happiness", and invites 27 designers and artists from different fields of life. Through 27 groups of works, the flower plant design is used to express the happiness in their eyes. If you come here to take a trip, you must be a Mori girl, you must have a retro style, you can go to the website to search for such a dress, find the right clothes in your wardrobe, some retro earrings necklace will Very good points.