[2025 Shanghai Attraction] Travel Guide for Xujiahui Business Circle (Updated Oct)

In Xujiahui Park, I unexpectedly discovered a scene that seemed straight out of Alice's Adventures in Wonderland. It was a day just after the rain had cleared, and as I jogged along the path, suddenly before my eyes appeared a music pavilion adorned with flowers and plants. It was breathtakingly beautiful, as if in an instant, I was transported into a fairy tale world. I felt as if I saw Alice wandering through the fantastical wonderland, and I seemed to share her joy and wonder. I look forward to the next sunny day, when I will bring my camera to capture this beautiful fairyland, making it the realization of my fairy tale dreams.

Shanghai is beautiful all year round Especially love the autumn of Magic City🍁🍁 The warm sun in the afternoon is sprinkled under the plane trees, colorful, this is the unique romance of Shanghai. Today, Tianyin shares a city walk route for partners Covering Shanghai Xuhui, Huaihai Road two major business districts, Xuhui, Hengshan Road two major churches, several free beautiful central gardens, several small and fresh good shopping streets! Take advantage of the golden autumn, let's press the road together👇 🪧【Route Arrangement】 Xujiahui Catholic Church➡️Xujiahui Academy➡️Xujiahui Business District➡️Xujiahui Park➡️Little Red House➡️Jinhe Cross-border➡️Hengshan Road Christian Church➡️Dongping Road Shanghai Education Hall➡️Taojiang Road & Fuxing Road➡️Jaguar Concert Hall➡️Blackstone Apartment M➕➡️Baoqing Road➡️Shanghai Conservatory of Music 📸【Photogenic Spots】 🌈Xujiahui Catholic Church 📍Caoxi North Road No.158 🚇Metro Line 1/9/11 Xujiahui Metro Station Exit 8 🔖The century-old Xujiahui Catholic Church reopened after three years! The Gothic architecture under the autumn pink and purple dress, this side of the photo is absolutely amazing～I really like it! 🌈Xujiahui Academy 📍Caoxi North Road No.158 🚇 Metro Line 1/9/11 Xujiahui Station Exit 8 🔖The academy is next to the Catholic Church, you can check in together, there are coffee shops and popular Dongxi Park, the sun reading area, especially sitting in the 2F outdoor, you can overlook the church, a very comfortable seat. 🌈Xujiahui Park 📍 Hengshan Road No.811 🚇Metro Line 1/9/11 Xujiahui Station 🔖The park is located next to the Xujiahui business district, Meiluo City, Honghui Square, Oriental Department Store are nearby, eating and shopping is very convenient, the beautiful Little Red House is here, you can check in together. 🌈Jinhe Cross-border 📍 Hengshan Road No.8 🚇 Metro Line 1 Hengshan Road down 🔖Composed of Shengjia Garden and Meitong School Water Tower, these two contemporary buildings, beautiful scenery everywhere, especially the pool reflection under the red brick, very photogenic, a kind of small European visual sense! 🌈Blackstone Apartment 📍Fuxing Middle Road No.1331 🚇Metro Line 1/7 Changshu Road Exit 2 Liu Shishi and Ni Ni's Golden Years were filmed here, this area is now called Blackstone M➕, the bookstore Happiness Collection is located here, there are also coffee shops and some personality small shops, small and fresh and good shopping, across the road is the Jaguar Concert Hall, music-loving friends don't miss it! 🌈Shanghai Conservatory of Music 📍Former site of the Belgian Consulate 🚇Metro Line 1/7 Changshu Road Exit 2, 300 meters walk 🔖The German-style music castle in the downtown area! Renaissance style building, quite beautiful! Next to it is the bustling Huaihai Road business district, many characteristic small shops, young and fashionable. 🚶This route takes about half a day to walk around, you can use 🚇 and 🚴 in the middle, see the scenery you like along the way, you can take street shots all the way, Shanghai is really suitable for street shots! 🎈Hope everyone has a happy trip 📸Can take beautiful photos 👋See you next time～～

You see, what you want to see 👻 This is the first perception of any supernatural thing in our life. The world of spookiness🧟 and heart racing came into existence for me, when I was in the kindergarten. From then on, there are always moments in life 🧬 I see what's around me (but can't be seen by others haha 🌚). This quite nice restaurant in the middle of Shanghai city, is situated close to Dapuqiao railway station 🚉. They were completely Halloween 🎃 themed, as that even the dishes presented were made looking spooky 👹. They also had a nice combo package, that comes with sufficiently stuffed 🥙 Italian dishes to try. It was a perfect start to for the Halloween week to follow !! #halloween2021 #shanghailife #seafoodfeast#romanticrestaurant#deserts#themepark

Dating back to nearly 200 years before, coffee is truly a vintage drink that kings and queens have enjoyed. It has become a reach within common man's 🤓grasp during the last 50 years. Since then it has become a huge business, profiting out of every coffee addict like me 😅 And Shanghai is one of that big city with coffee shops swirling around every nook and corner. As we recently moved to the downtown, our leisure walking led to this cute coffee ☕ shop in Wulumuqi road (乌鲁木齐路). Quite a good seatings with outside view and enough sunshine 🌞 will make your day great, with a Cappuccino !! #coffeeshop #urbanexplorer #summerdays#urbanexplorer#tripfoodie

In our food expedition, and a frequent outing to go for a romantic date, Solo has become a regular. As the name goes, never go solo here haha. It's a place to take your date, and feast on some perfectly made italian dishes. The food is amazing and always make you feel light. Situated very close to the Hengshan road station in Shanghai, is always quite a busy place. So if you are planning to go there, plan atleast a week before and make a reservation. Otherwise it's really tough get the table. So P.S. plan it perfect for the date night guys. #tripfoodie #italianfood #datenight #shanghaidelicacies #tripfoodie#lightthecity#urbanexplorer

#chinatravel Springtime in Shanghai is a dream. Everywhere you turn, the city is bursting with blooms — cherry blossoms painting the streets pink, tulips brightening up park corners, and magnolias quietly showing off in hidden gardens. It’s like walking through a postcard. Whether you’re wandering through Xujiahui Park, sipping coffee near the French Concession, or chasing golden hour in Century Park, there’s always a new bloom waiting to be photographed. The contrast between modern skyscrapers and soft petals is pure magic. If you’re in Shanghai during spring, don’t rush — slow down, look up, and let the season unfold around you. Trust me, your camera roll will thank you. 💐📸

#chinatravel Step into the Xujiahui Park, a hidden Monet-like garden oasis in bustling Shanghai! Located at 889 Zhaojiabang Road, this park is one of the venues for the 2024 Shanghai International Flower Show and is just a 7-minute walk from Xujiahui Metro Station (Line 1, Exit 14). Open 24 hours and free entry, it’s a perfect spot to relax, recharge, and soak in floral beauty. The highlight? The whimsical “Floral Living Room” — complete with vintage teak furniture, a crackling fireplace, blooming roses outside the window, and dreamy floral setups. Don’t miss the pink “Eden Rose Wall” beside the iconic Pathe Red House, where cascading roses meet sunlight and history. Stroll along the 200-meter glass sky bridge for a bird’s-eye view of the park, or visit the pond with swans, turtles, and koi for a moment of peace. With lush greenery, great seating, and photogenic corners everywhere, this park offers a perfect “20-minute effect” to reset your mind — without ever leaving the city. #travel #trip #china #staycation #thingstodo #myitinerary

Recently passed by Xujiahui and discovered a hydrangea path about 100 meters long on Zhaojiabang Road. Here’s a quick summary of the hydrangea condition and highlights: ✅ The path is about 100 meters long, located in the middle green belt of Zhaojiabang Road, from Wanping Road to Tianping Road (see the last two pictures for exact location) ✅ The hydrangeas are not yet in full bloom; the photos are taken on-site and the flower condition is for reference only ✅ The hydrangea density is relatively high, and there aren’t many people viewing the flowers, so it’s quite comfortable for taking photos or sitting down to rest 💡 The overall color is mainly pink, mostly Endless Summer variety, and there’s no blue adjustment done, which is a bit of a pity ⚠️ It’s recommended not to visit at noon; when the sun is strong, the hydrangeas may look a bit dehydrated and less vibrant In summary, this is the hydrangea path in the green belt of Zhaojiabang Road next to Xujiahui Park. The flower density is quite good, making it a nice choice for photography or just relaxing. For the exact location and map info, see the last 2️⃣ pictures—don’t get lost! Alright, that’s all for today’s little chat. See you at the next destination!

Ladies! I’ve found a treasure! This villa hotel hidden inside an old Western-style house in Xuhui is the perfect base for city walks in April! Bookmark it quickly, whether you’re bringing kids or going on a date, it’s super suitable～✨ 🌟Highlights Express🌟 1️⃣ A standalone Shikumen villa with a private garden! Three floors plus a rooftop terrace, and when you open the window, you get a spring street view of red bricks and green vines—every shot looks like a vintage masterpiece📸 2️⃣ Michelin French cuisine + Yufu Spa double buff! The herb soufflé at Le Comptoir restaurant carries the scent of April strawberries, and Auriga’s lunar phase treatment is perfect for sensitive skin during seasonal changes🌸 3️⃣ The Capella Culture & Tourism staff are super thoughtful! From kids’ tents to goodnight desserts, everything is well arranged, and even baby food can be customized～ 📍Prime location in Wutong District Located inside the Shikumen complex at 480 Jianguo West Road, right outside the door is the Hengfu style area! It’s a 5-minute walk to Zhaojiabang Road Metro Station, super convenient for checking in at Wukang Mansion or enjoying the evening cherry blossoms at Xujiahui Park～ 🌿Nearby activities ▫️No. 8 Hengshan Road: A newly popular trendy street! Galleries, cafes, and spring markets are great to explore ▫️Yongping Lane: A hidden treasure boutique in the alley, with French dresses and straw bags that match perfectly ▫️Jianguo West Road: When the Wutong trees turn green, the brunch spots along the street fill the air with the comforting aroma of crepes A little secret for you🤫 April’s Shikumen alleys are perfect for photos in Hanfu or cheongsam! The hotel even provides vintage rickshaw props, making it super fun for kids to experience 1930s modern Shanghai～

Visit Xujiahui Park in Shanghai to escape the hustle and bustle of the city and enjoy a peaceful moment. At the center of the park, there is a beautiful pond where elegant black swans swim, providing a soothing sight. The park is surrounded by lush greenery, allowing visitors to connect with nature while taking a stroll, which brings a sense of calm. Observing locals jogging or practicing Tai Chi gives a glimpse into how this park is cherished as part of their daily lives. The monuments and historical buildings within the park add charm, making it a perfect spot for photography. It's an ideal place to take a break during shopping or spend some quiet time.

#discoverchina Located in the heart of Shanghai’s bustling Xujiahui district, this 8.4-hectare park blends French garden elegance, modern art installations, and a unique industrial heritage. Built on the site of a former rubber factory, it’s where skyscrapers frame rose gardens, and a giant "floating" glass ball reflects the city’s pulse. 📍Address: 889 Tianping Road (near Xujiahui Metro Hub). 🕰️Business Hours: 5:00 AM–10:00 PM(light show starts at 7:30 PM). 🚇Metro: Line 1/9/11 to Xujiahui Station, Exit 14 (3-min walk).

There are so many tulips🌷 in downtown Xujiahui! Perfect for a weekend city walk. Photo spot 1️⃣ Xujiahui Park (P2-6) Full of design vibes! It’s like a jar of spring🏺 has been spilled and tulips🌷 are pouring out. The pink tulips🌷 look amazing under the sunlight🥹 Photo spot 2️⃣ Metro City intersection (P7-11) After leaving the park, you can head to the nearby➡️ Metro City intersection! There’s also a large patch of tulips🌷 perfect for photos! You can even take pictures with the big ball.

The EMI building located in Xujiahui Park, the memorial hall of the place where "March of the Volunteers" was recorded, has reopened with a new look after being closed for renovation. After the renovation, the EMI building has cancelled the restaurant originally located on the first floor and all three floors are open to the public.

It’s raining today, a drizzling rain typical of early spring in Jiangnan, with a hint of chill in the air. Passersby unconsciously quicken their pace. As usual, I pass by Xuhui Park and the little red house. The rain has kept away the usual bustling crowd. The park is so quiet that you can hear the sound of raindrops. The brick-red walls are soaked by the rain, turning into a watercolor painting. The chill of early spring is unknowingly melted by the flowers in the rain, and I stop in my tracks. The white magnolias tremble in the wind, holding bone china cups, their petal tips dripping with cold pearl-like light, as if to fill the entire early spring chill; the pink peach blossoms in the rain look like freshly blossomed rouge tears, frozen on silk-like thin petals; the purple-leaf plums have pure white and pale pink petals draped over dark branches like wedding gowns; deep within the rain curtain, tulip spike-shaped buds are tightly wrapped in satin swaddling, waiting for a sunny morning to arrive. Jiangnan in the rain is truly wonderful, and the flowers in the rain are truly beautiful. 📍Detailed address: Xujiahui Park, Xuhui District. 🕙Opening hours: Open 24 hours for free. 🚉Transportation guide: 5-minute walk from Xujiahui Metro Station.

Xujiahui Park is open and, by protecting and utilizing historic buildings, it absorbs the essence of international gardens while inheriting the style of classical Chinese gardens, creating beautiful scenery. When spring arrives, the plum blossoms bloom on the branches; the magnolias are charming and colorful in spring—it's so beautiful‼️ There are not many tourists, so come quickly to enjoy the flowers‼️ 🌸 Flower viewing spots: Baidai Xiaolou, Scenic Sky Bridge, near Huijin Lake 🌈 Highlights: ✅ Here you can find historical stories (Baidai Xiaolou, Memorial Chimney, Old Town), modern elements (New Generation Statue, Fountain of Hope sculpture), a perfect blend of history and modernity, making the park even more charming. ✅ The park is shaded with green trees, spacious and open, with various flowers and trees, a natural oxygen bar; it also features Huijin Lake, an artificial waterfall, and other landscapes, making it a great place for fitness, leisure, flower viewing, and taking kids out. ☸️ Must-visit spots: 1️⃣ Baidai Xiaolou: Built in 1921, it was the China headquarters of Baidai Company, the cradle of China's record industry, and the birthplace and recording site of the national anthem "March of the Volunteers." Stars like Zhou Xuan and Zhao Dan have left their voices here. 2️⃣ New Generation Statue: Created by American sculptor Manuel Carbonell. 3️⃣ Old Town: Uses a sunken design to define space, with patterned flower beds outlining the intersecting road network within the old town. 4️⃣ Memorial Chimney: Originally 28 meters tall, it was the smoke exhaust equipment of the Greater China Rubber Factory, built in 1926. After renovation, the chimney was raised by 11 meters, and a new installation covered with optical fibers was installed at the top, becoming a park landmark. 5️⃣ Fountain of Hope Sculpture: 9 meters high and 6 meters wide, located in a 240-square-meter fountain pool. There are 26 water jets below the sculpture that can form three different curved water curtains. 6️⃣ Scenic Sky Bridge: About 100 meters long, made of modern steel structure and glass, it is an aerial corridor running through the entire park, offering a unique viewing experience. 🎫 Admission: Free, enter directly 🚗 Transportation: Accessible by bus routes 72, 984, 820, 712, 43, 816, and Metro Lines 1 and 9

Shanghai Hengyue Catering Co., Ltd. was established in 2005. It mainly operates exquisite Hong Kong Cantonese cuisine. The company's brand is "Hengyue Xuan". The name "Heng Yue Xuan" comes from the company's founder's consistent advocacy of a lifestyle of "perseverance in nourishing happiness, and joy in harmony with things". "Heng Yue Xuan" specially invited a professional management team that was once one of the three major high-end restaurants in Hong Kong and one of only two Michelin three-star restaurants in the world to manage the entire process. The Xujiahui store is located in Xujiahui Park and consists of two three-story independent villas in postmodern style. With elegant interior and beautiful exterior, it is a truly scenic restaurant that provides exquisite Hong Kong Cantonese cuisine. The restaurant has a total area of ​​2,200 square meters and a total of 300 seats, including 20 private rooms, each with a separate bathroom. The restaurant provides free parking. This time-honored restaurant, which has been open for nearly 20 years, is still very popular. During weekday lunch, it is difficult to get a seat without a reservation and you need to wait for the table to be turned over. Behind the popularity, the price remains very strong. For example, a grouper weighing about one kilogram costs 488 yuan. We especially recommend the lunch set for two, which costs 588 and includes a steamed grouper, which is very worthwhile. Briefly describe the flavors of the dishes in the order they were served. 1️⃣ The traditional Chinese cooking soup is just one word: delicious. It is definitely not the kind that is seasoned with MSG. You won’t feel thirsty after eating it. 2️⃣ Snow peas and enoki mushrooms, an authentic cold dish, appetizer. 3️⃣ Caviar Eggplant (the set meal includes salt-baked chicken. If you don’t want to eat chicken, you can change to dishes of the same price or below without paying the price difference). The taste is amazing, sweet and sour, slightly spicy, with a plum flavor, delicious. 4️⃣ Stir-fried shrimp balls with wild mushrooms in XO sauce, authentic Hong Kong style, salty, fragrant and fresh. The mushrooms are mainly oyster mushrooms, which are juicy. The shrimp balls are very fresh and tasty. 5️⃣Boiled kale, an authentic Cantonese dish, is crispy and a must-have vegetable in Cantonese cuisine. 6️⃣ Steamed grouper with green peppercorns. Based on the Hong Kong-style steamed fish, green peppercorns are added. The tender and juicy fish meat is given a little bit of the stimulation of peppercorns, which stimulates the taste buds. It is just the right amount of innovation. 7️⃣ Barbecued pork and Chinese cabbage fried rice. The light yellow rice grains are distinct, with bright red barbecued pork cubes scattered among them, and the emerald green Chinese cabbage dotted among them like jade. Just looking at it will increase your appetite. The fried rice is not greasy at all and you can eat it all. The 8️⃣ set meal comes with a pot of Zhengshan Xiaozhong. Based on my years of tea drinking, I feel that the quality of this pot of tea is not bad. The aroma of the rock tea goes well with lunch and helps digestion and refreshes the mind. The restaurant is located in the southeast corner of Xujiahui Park. Tall camphor trees surround the entire restaurant, creating a great environment. On sunny days in spring and autumn, you can enjoy delicious food and beautiful views on the outdoor platform (Photos 14 and 15). Life is so comfortable. 📌Restaurant address: Inside Xujiahui Park, No. 290 Wanping Road, Shanghai. The entrance to the self-owned parking lot is from Wanping South Road (Photos 17 and 18). 🕙Business hours: Lunch 11:00-14:00 Afternoon Tea 11:00-16:00 Dinner 17:00-22:00 💰Per capita consumption: If you order food normally, the average cost per person is more than 500.

“Pathe Little Building” is located in Xuhui District, Shanghai, China. It is a historic building that originally served as the office building of Pathe Records. Built in 1921, it features a brick and wood structure with Western-style architecture and dormer windows. This building is renowned for its unique historical and cultural value and is one of the important landmarks in the history of modern Chinese music. Pathe Records was a famous record company established in China in the early 20th century. It recorded and released a large number of historically significant musical works, including the recording of batches of revolutionary songs such as "The March of the Volunteers," "Yellow River Cantata," and "The East is Red." Pathe also issued opera records featuring famous artists like Mei Lanfang and Zhou Xinfang, as well as local operas such as Shanghai opera and Yue opera. Under the trend of popular music, it launched seven female stars of the Shanghai Bund, with hits like Zhou Xuan’s "Night Shanghai" and Yao Li’s "Rose, Rose, I Love You," which became wildly popular in Shanghai. It can be said that Pathe Little Building witnessed the prosperity and development of China’s music industry during that era. Pathe Little Building has three floors, is open to the public, free of charge, and offers volunteer-guided tours. ✅ First Floor Lobby: "Tribute" Special Exhibition. ▶️ The journey of "The March of the Volunteers" from its creation, release, popularization to becoming the national anthem. Through volunteer explanations, it is hard to imagine the hardships it endured from a battle song to a national anthem, and it makes one grateful to be born under the national flag and grow up in the spring breeze. Especially notable is the recording process of the first record of "The March of the Volunteers" and the handwritten chip information, which are very precious records and a valuable piece of history. Songs from the passionate years like "Singing the Motherland," "My Motherland," and songs from the reform and opening-up period such as "The Story of Spring," "Song of the Seven Sons," and "On the Hopeful Fields" are also featured. Today, following the rhythm of the volunteer’s narration, visitors can hum a few lines on site. During the visit on the first floor, the window restores the look of that era, showing the outside scenery as it was. The first floor also features sections like Radio Wings, Shanghai Morning Melody, Silver Screen Songs, and Calligraphy and String Music, which will surely evoke your memories of old movies and classic tunes. ✅ Second Floor: Audio-Visual Room to watch the entire creation process of "The March of the Volunteers." The manuscripts of Nie Er and the master record of "The March of the Volunteers" are very precious. The second floor also displays the cradle of records, architectural drawings of Pathe Little Building, and introductions to key creators such as Xian Xinghai, Nie Er, Ren Guang, and Tian Han. ✅ Third Floor: He Luting Special Exhibition. "The Shepherd’s Flute" and "Lullaby" won international awards. The manuscript score of "Guerrilla Song" is a replica; the original manuscript is at the site of the First National Congress of the Communist Party of China. The third floor also exhibits the seven female stars launched by Pathe, representative works of pop music masters, and records of opera masters. *️⃣ Pathe Little Building is indeed the source of music. From the national anthem to revolutionary songs in film and television, from popular music to opera art, it is a continuous story of music and a process of purifying the soul. Music inspires people’s fighting spirit and has the magic to help find oneself and realize one’s value. A song, a city. Suddenly, it becomes clear the cultural power music brings to the city and its people throughout history. Tips: Subway: Take Line 1, 9, or 11 to Xujiahui Station, then walk to the site. Bus: Multiple bus routes pass through Xujiahui, making it convenient to reach. Shopping Area: Xujiahui is a famous shopping district in Shanghai, including Grand Gateway Plaza, Huijin Department Store, Metro City, and Oriental Shopping Center. Attractions: Shanghai Film Museum, Ba Jin’s Former Residence, Cao Ying’s Study, and more.

Xujiahui Park is located at 889 Zhaojiabang Road, Xuhui District, Shanghai. It stretches from Hengshan Road in the north to Zhaojiabang Road in the south, bordered by Tianping Road to the west and Wanping Road to the east. It is an open green park. The park was formerly the site of the Greater China Rubber Factory, the original China Record Factory (about 3.7 hectares), and old residential areas around Wanping Road. Xujiahui Park preserves the commemorative chimney and the Baidai Small Building, combining modern garden design with traditional elements. Attractions include the Fountain of Hope, the scenic sky bridge, and Hengshan Road Garden. The small patches of tulips in Xujiahui Park are already in full bloom, and large areas of white magnolia are just beginning to flower. Cherry blossoms and crabapple flowers will require about half a month of patience. Take a stroll on the tree-shaded scenic sky bridge and enjoy the distant views. The black swans in the pond attract children to feed them, but please be mindful of safety near the water. Adults must keep a close watch on children. An oasis in the bustling city, it is the perfect place for exercise, leisure, flower viewing, and family activities. On warm spring days, bring your children and your camera and take a walk in Xujiahui Park. Perhaps, like me, you have watched this area transform and relocate. Every visit to Xujiahui Park brings back memories of small moments from the past, such as the chimney of the Greater China Rubber Factory and the old sign of the China Baidai Record Company. Friendly Tips: 1️⃣ Subway: Take Line 1, Line 9, or Line 11 to Xujiahui Station, then walk to the park. 2️⃣ Bus: Multiple bus routes pass through Xujiahui, making transportation convenient. Shopping Area: Xujiahui is a famous shopping district in Shanghai, featuring Grand Gateway Plaza, Huijin Department Store, Metro City, and Oriental Shopping Mall. 3️⃣ Dining: There are various restaurants and cafes nearby, such as the food street on Tianyaoqiao Road and the Times Square in Metro City—definitely worth a visit. 4️⃣ If you have time, take a walk along Hengshan Road to Fuxing Middle Road to experience the charm of the city’s Haipai culture under the plane trees.

China has a history of cultivating magnolias for over 2,500 years. In the late 18th century, magnolias were introduced from China to European countries such as England and France, where they became quite popular. Between 1820 and 1840, horticulturist Berthier hybridized white magnolias with purple magnolias, creating 17 cultivated varieties with different flower colors, marking the first batch of artificial hybrids in the Magnoliaceae family, which were later introduced back to China. Botanists have since developed many more new varieties, widely cultivated across various regions. Besides white magnolias, Shanghai also grows other cultivated species of the Magnoliaceae family, such as Magnolia denudata, Magnolia liliiflora, Magnolia × soulangeana, Magnolia sprengeri, purple magnolia, and star magnolia. The white magnolia flowers are pure white like jade, each blossom facing upward. From afar, they look like butterflies ready to take flight, resting on the branches. When the breeze passes by, it carries a faint and refreshing floral fragrance. ✅ Jing’an District: Zhilan Park, Friendship Hall Green Space, Zhabei Park ✅ Hongkou District: White Horse Café, East Bank Green Space, Riverside Green Space ✅ Yangpu District: Along Dalian Road, Southeast corner of Shunping Road and Longchang Road, Northwest side of Dahushan Road and Feihong Road ✅ Huangpu District: People’s Square, Fulu Green Space, Magnolia Garden ✅ Xuhui District: Xujiahui Park, Guilin Park, Hengshan Park, Tianlin Park, Kangjian Garden ✅ Pudong New Area: Magnolia Garden, Taolin Road, Gaoqing Road Green Space

🌷The first wave of Shanghai 2025 tulips are in full bloom. Beautiful tulips can be seen all around Xujiahui. There are many tulips on both sides of the Swan Lake in Xujiahui Park. The colors are different, attracting many bees to compete for nectar🦢✨🌷 But the tulips are really not very beautiful when they are in full bloom hhh · 📅Photography time: 2024.2.16 🌷Location: Xujiahui Park Metro Line 1, Line 9, Line 11 Xujiahui Station · 📸 | 𝘼𝙗𝙤𝙪𝙩 𝙈𝙮 𝙇𝙞𝙛𝙚 Explore the Magic City Store|Cafe☕|Bread and Desserts🍮 OOTD🧢|Performance Exhibition🌈｜Love Shopping|Atmosphere Restaurant

On a weekend trip to Xujiahui, I stumbled upon Xujiahui Park opposite Metro City. I was surprised to find such a relaxing place in the bustling Xujiahui area, full of cultural atmosphere. It's amazing. 🚉Transportation: Xujiahui Park is located near Xujiahui Subway Station, not far from Metro City, at the intersection of Hengshan Road. It's easy to get to, and you can see the park's landmark, the memorial chimney, from afar. It's the tallest point in the park. 🌟Highlights: Xujiahui Park is an open park without walls, with many iconic attractions. The first is the memorial chimney, which is a remnant of the former China Rubber Factory. (See the first picture) Another highlight is the black swans in the park. There is a lake called Huijin Lake, where two large black swans play freely. There is also a scenic bridge, as shown in the third picture. The bridge spans the entire park, offering views of the park and surrounding buildings. In addition, the park features the famous sculpture "Fountain of Hope - New Generation," as shown in the fifth and sixth pictures. There is also the former site of the Pathe Company and more. The park is full of attractions. 📝Tips: It takes about half an hour to walk around Xujiahui Park. There are many plants and places to sit and rest. It's a comfortable place in the bustling city.

Xujiahui Park is part of the 4A scenic spot Xujiahuiyuan. It is surrounded by Hengshan Road, Tianping Road, Zhaojiabang Road and Wanping Road. The original site was the Shanghai Greater China Rubber Factory, Shanghai EMI Records Company (China Record Shanghai Branch) and other surrounding units and residential areas. 🔆Park Features ✔️The park was built in 2000 and retains the chimney of the rubber factory and the office building of the record factory to pass on historical memory. ✔️The design layout is in the shape of Shanghai, simulating water areas such as the Huangpu River, and is connected by a nearly 200-meter-long overpass. The Huijin Lake in the park is similar to the location and flow direction of the Huangpu River, simulating the division of the park into two sides of the Huangpu River. ✔️It is a fully open park. There are entrances from Hengshan Road, Tianping Road, Zhaojiabang Road and Wanping Road. 💢Must-visit attractions 1⃣️Memorial Chimney The specific location is near the intersection of Tianping Road and Zhaojiabang Road. The memorial chimney was originally 28 meters high and was built in 1926 as the smoke exhaust equipment of the Greater China Rubber Factory. When Xujiahui Park was built, a layer of special material similar to fiber cloth was wrapped on the surface of the chimney to prevent corrosion and strengthen the structure. The chimney was raised by 11 meters, and a new hollow stainless steel cone-shaped device filled with optical fibers was installed on the top. 2⃣️EMI Building It was built in 1921 and has the style features of the French Art Nouveau period. It is an independent garden house with a pseudo three-story brick and wood structure. It has a red tile sloping roof and red brick walls, and is called the "Little Red Building". There is a scallop-shaped rain pavilion at the main entrance on the north side, and the southern balcony uses an Ionic double-column loggia and a large curved staircase. The interior decoration is exquisite and intricate. This is the Asia-Pacific headquarters of EMI Oriental Records, which pioneered the history of record production in China. In May 1935, EMI invited many progressive figures from Shanghai's literary and art circles to record "March of the Volunteers" here and produced the first edition of the record. 3⃣️Centennial camphor tree A camphor tree that is over a hundred years old, more than 20 meters tall, with lush branches and leaves. It stands silently in front of the EMI building, witnessing important historical moments in the history of Chinese music.

Hengshanfang is located at No. 880 Hengshan Road, Xuhui District, Shanghai, with convenient transportation, only 800 meters walking distance from Xujiahui Metro Station. Hengshanfang is a model of modern Shanghai-style residential buildings. It was built in the 1930s and 1940s and integrates Eastern and Western architectural cultures. It was once a high-end residential area in Shanghai. 🌟Highlights of Hengshanfang [Tiptop]Architectural history and culture: Hengshanfang integrates Eastern and Western architectural cultures and retains many historical relics and cultural atmosphere of old Shanghai. Walking in Hengshanfang, you can feel the strong historical atmosphere and unique cultural heritage. The Shanghai-style buildings among the high-rise buildings are simply a microcosm of Shanghai's history (Photos 2-15). [Cutlery] Food experience: Hengshanfang has many high-quality restaurants and gourmet shops, making it a great place for dates and gatherings (Photos 11 and 12). Starbucks is a must-stop for a short break (Photo 7). [Gift] Shopping and Leisure: The Xinli area in the north of Hengshanfang is home to creative offices, art spaces and exotic cuisine, while the garden houses in the south are mainly boutique retail stores. This place has a strong bohemian atmosphere and is suitable for shopping and leisure (Photos 16-20). [Tree]Nearby recommendations: Xujiahui Park is just across the street. After a good meal, why not take a walk in the park? You can also visit the EMI Little Red Building to learn about the history of China's record industry.

Xujiahui Park is located at 889 Zhaojiabang Road, Xuhui District, Shanghai. The park is an open green space, built in January 2001 and completed in 2005. It is located between Hengshan Road to the north, Zhaojiabang Road to the south, Tianping Road to the west, and Wanping Road to the east. Xujiahui Park covers an area of about 8.47 hectares. It was built on the site of the former Greater China Rubber Factory, the former China Record Factory, and old residential buildings around Wanping Road, covering an area of about 1.47 hectares. Xujiahui Park preserves and utilizes historical buildings, absorbing the essence of international gardens while inheriting the style of classical Chinese gardens. The main attractions include the Old City, New Generation, Memorial Chimney, Fountain of Hope, Scenic Bridge, and the garden along Hengshan Road. Xujiahui Park has a rubber track, which is 1 km long. It is very suitable for fitness. Xujiahui Park has an underground parking lot, which costs CNY 10 per hour, with a daily cap of CNY 80. This is very cheap for the core area of Xujiahui. There is a Sinopec gas station on Wanping Road, as well as Heng Yue Xuan, an old Cantonese restaurant. The food is very delicious and worth a try.

Xujiahui Park is an open park and green space located in the bustling Xujiahui Center in Shanghai. The design layout is in the shape of a Shanghai map, simulating the Huangpu River and other waters, and there is a nearly 200-meter-long overpass, which is a mini "Little Shanghai". During the National Day holiday, the park is full of joy. Entering Xujiahui Park from the south gate, you can see the clear Huijin Lake. The green plants on both sides are green, the trees are shaded, the lake is rippling, the carp in the lake, the black swans living leisurely on the lake, and the 75th anniversary of the National Day on the lakeside. Celebration Square, a grand National Day Garden Party.

To welcome National Day, Xujiahui Park has been redecorated. The skywalk is lined with red flags, and the park is filled with a festive atmosphere. Yesterday, Xujiahui Park held a variety show to celebrate the 75th anniversary of the People's Republic of China, with a variety of wonderful programs.

| Xujiahui Park 1.🌈Attraction Features: Xujiahui Park is located at No. 889 Zhaojiabang Road, Xuhui District, Shanghai. The park extends from Hengshan Road in the north to Zhaojiabang Road in the south, borders Tianping Road in the west, and is close to Wanping Road in the east. It is an open green space park. The main attractions include the Old Town, New Generation, Memorial Chimney, Fountain of Hope, Landscape Bridge, and the gardens along Hengshan Road. The Hundred Generations Little Red House is right next to Xujiahui Park, and you can visit them together. 🎟️Ticket Information: Free 🕐️Opening Hours: Open all day 💗Other tips: The total area of Xujiahui Park is about 8.47 hectares. The first phase is the former site of the Greater China Rubber Factory, about 3.3 hectares; the second phase is the former site of the China Record Factory, about 3.7 hectares; the third phase is the old residential housing area around Wanping Road, about 1.47 hectares.

#chinatrip This is beautiful park in the heart of Xujiahui. It is very well maintained, like every park in Shanghai. You can forget you're in the middle of the city when you're in this park. There are many trees, flowers, a lot of things for the children to see and explore, and a playground and several little waterfalls, too. There is a basketball court on the east side where there is always a pick-up game going on and there are a pile of rocks that for some reason all of the children love to climb and jump.

Xujiahui Park, located at No. 889, Zhaojiabao Road, Xuhui District, Shanghai, 🌳 covers an area of about 8.5 hectares, making it a spacious green oasis. 🌿 In the park, tall, straight trees 🌳 provide shade, while lush greenery 🌱 surrounds the area. A tranquil lake 🦢 adds to the scenery, where black swans elegantly glide while enjoying people's feed. 🦢 A long pedestrian bridge 🌉 winds through the forested area, offering a picturesque stroll. In spring, the park comes alive with vibrant colors, bustling like brocade. 💐 One of the park's highlights is the "flowers flowing out of the porcelain jar," a popular spot for visitors. A large porcelain jar lies on its side, and from its mouth spills a cascade of flowers (tulips in this case), creating a beautiful and whimsical sight. 🌷