Shanghai Film Park

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

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

Shanghai Film Park, also known as Chedun Film Base and Shanghai Film City, is a place for filming TV shows and movies, located in Chedun Town, Songjiang District, Shanghai. It was established in 1992 and serves primarily for film and television shooting, while also offering sightseeing, cultural entertainment, and leisure vacation functions as a comprehensive tourist area. It is a national 4A-level tourist attraction. The Shanghai Film Park mainly consists of Nanjing Road, West Nanjing Road, Shikumen Lilong, Moller Villa, Shanghai Grand Theatre, German Villas, Spanish Buildings, British Villas, Churches, Peace Square, Suzhou River Steel Bridge, and other film and television shooting landscapes, as well as studios, costume warehouses, prop warehouses, and set factories. It is an antique architectural complex with the culture of the Republic of China as its background. The fully furnished and realistic scenic spots that have been built provide ideal filming scenes for film and television creation, and also open up a new path for people to revisit the colorful charm of old Shanghai. Dozens of films and hundreds of TV series have been shot here. Here, we can travel through the time tunnel, take a tram or rickshaw, walk along the Nanjing Road of the 1930s, the traditional streets of old Shanghai, Shikumen Lilong, the Suzhou River embankment, Zhejiang Road Steel Bridge, taste the traditional snacks of old Shanghai, watch the nearly extinct traditional Shanghai variety shows, experience the joy of horse riding, and even see Catholic churches, medieval wineries, and European-style buildings with the styles of England, France, Germany, Spain, Norway, and more...

Shanghai Film Park City Walk. Today, City Walk has reached Shanghai Film Park, and there are probably many friends who still don't know about this place. It seems that 'Romance in the Rain' was filmed here, and 'Blossoms' was also shot here. There is an admission fee for this place, and parking costs about 20. It's necessary to spend half a day strolling and taking photos. Inside, there are many scenes of old Shanghai, which are quite picturesque. It's advisable to ask in advance whether the filming areas open for visitation are accessible.

The scenic area is not large, and it can be toured in half a day. Many scenes are being filmed and cannot be entered, which is a bit disappointing. Saw the familiar scenes from 'Kung Fu Hustle', 'Romance in the Rain', and 'Lust, Caution'. The bridge is already rusty, it's been too long. It's far from the city center, so you have to take a taxi specifically. There were very few people when I went, giving it an exclusive feel, it would have been nice if there were performances, a desolate film city, but it brought back many childhood memories.

Shanghai, this modern international metropolis, boasts a rich historical and cultural heritage alongside vibrant modern architecture. In this city, Zhujiajiao and Shanghai Chedun Film Park are two highly distinctive tourist destinations, each representing different tourism styles. Zhujiajiao, located in Qingpu District of Shanghai, is an ancient town with a history of over a thousand years. It preserves a large number of ancient buildings, stone bridges, old alleys, and traditional handicrafts, making visitors feel as if they have traveled back in time to the ancient water towns of Jiangnan. The history of Zhujiajiao can be traced back to the year 901 AD, when it was just a small village. Over time, Zhujiajiao gradually developed into a prosperous commercial center, attracting many merchants to gather here. Today, the ancient town still retains the bustling scenes of the past. Visitors can appreciate the traditional water town scenery, taste authentic Jiangnan cuisine, and experience the unique lifestyle of Jiangnan. In Zhujiajiao, visitors can explore ancient temples, traditional teahouses, and handicraft shops. Additionally, they can participate in various traditional cultural activities such as making rice cakes and paper cutting, gaining a deeper understanding of the traditional culture of the Jiangnan region. The zongzi (rice dumplings) here are particularly famous, known for their fragrant and glutinous texture and rich fillings, and are highly favored by tourists. Shanghai Chedun Film Park, located in Songjiang District of Shanghai, is a theme park centered around film shooting. It features numerous film shooting scenes and rich film culture experiences, offering visitors a comprehensive film culture experience tour. The uniqueness of Chedun Film Park lies in its concentration of various shooting scenes from different eras and styles. Visitors can explore scenes such as the Shikumen buildings of old Shanghai, European-style villas, and modern commercial streets. These scenes not only recreate the architectural styles of different historical periods but also provide visitors with an immersive shooting experience. At Chedun Film Park, visitors can also participate in various film-related activities and games. For example, visitors can wear crew costumes for role-playing and shooting experiences; they can also attend training courses by professional photographers to learn photography techniques and film production processes. These activities not only add fun to the visit but also give visitors a deeper understanding of the behind-the-scenes stories of film shooting. Although Zhujiajiao and Shanghai Chedun Film Park are both highly distinctive tourist destinations, they represent different tourism styles and cultural connotations. Zhujiajiao attracts visitors with its ancient town scenery and rich traditional culture, allowing people to appreciate the local customs and practices of the Jiangnan water towns; while Shanghai Chedun Film Park focuses on film shooting scenes and various film culture experiences, providing visitors with a comprehensive film culture experience.

#familytrips2024 Exploring the Shanghai Film Park was a captivating journey through the magic of cinema and history. As we stepped onto the meticulously recreated sets, we were transported back in time to the glamorous era of Shanghai's golden age of filmmaking. From the bustling streets of 1930s Shanghai to the ornate palaces of ancient dynasties, each corner of the film park offered a glimpse into the rich tapestry of Chinese cinema and culture. We marveled at the intricate details of the sets, from the elaborate costumes to the authentic props, which brought the stories of bygone eras to life before our eyes. As we wandered through the studio backlots and soundstages, we felt a sense of wonder and nostalgia, as if we were characters in our own cinematic adventure. As we reflect on our immersive experience at the Shanghai Film Park, our thoughts turn to our next dream destination: the enchanting landscapes and cultural heritage of Kyoto, Japan. Just as the film park transported us to different eras through the magic of cinema, Kyoto promises to immerse us in the timeless beauty and traditions of Japan. From wandering through historic temples and tranquil bamboo groves to indulging in traditional tea ceremonies and savoring the delicate flavors of Japanese cuisine, Kyoto invites us on a journey of discovery and exploration that will create lasting memories for our family. Like our experience at the Shanghai Film Park, our expedition to Kyoto will be a celebration of imagination and wonder, as we embrace the magic of travel and the richness of cultural heritage together.

A wonderful, modern city, but be sure to visit the old towns as well. The historic Bund, the modern architecture, the historic Yuyuan Gardens and the surrounding shopping streets, the pedestrian-only Nanjing Road. Try visiting the ancient water city just outside the city. There are many shopping shops and cafes in the city. There is also Burkerking and McDonalds. Tianzifang is a nice place to visit for older style Chinese buildings and modern shops. 1 hour from the city is Disneyland which is open every day. And 50 minutes from the center is the Shanghai Film Park, where various films were and are being shot. The time of my visit was June to July, during these months it rains and is hot almost every day.