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Modern 6-story space offering interactive exhibits on the city's architecture & urban development.
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Reviews — 8
A very unique and informative museum in Shanghai. At first I went to Shanghai Museum but fully booked so cannot get the ticket. Then I tried to visit this museum and have a pleasant surprise.
A lot of students and some tour come here. It is a nice museum to visit.
They have some small gift shop with unique things.
A lot of students and some tour come here. It is a nice museum to visit.
They have some small gift shop with unique things.
Tons of model. This place suit for architecture city urban study person.free for tourist bring your passport to get ticket.some part no english explaination.
It's very informative and moden. Also free for students and seniors. I highly recommend it
This is a pleasant surprise for us. As a native growing up in SH, it never occurred to me to visit this place until coming back after 9 years. The exhibits are very well laid out, mostly having English translations (so my American friends can enjoy as well). It does a fantastic job showing Shanghai’s past, present and future through many models, pictures and interactive exhibits. We spent 2 hours here but felt we could have spent more. Upon finishing the tour, it made me proud of being born in this amazing city.
This is a must-visit if you are interested on learning the history and future of China and Shanghai. There are many exhibits to explore. Foreigners can enter for free by showing their passport. Don't miss out on this interesting place if you have time on Shanghai.
Highly recommended. Free entry and great insights about the past and future planning of this amazing city.
Interesting exhibition on the history and ideal future of urban planning in Shanghai. Tickets are free which you can pick up outside the entrance at the reception - you'll need to show your passport. Some of the exhibits are visually stunning, although a lot of the info is only available in Chinese, so you may get more out of the experience with the audio guide.
