Shanghai Romance Park

Shanghai Romance Park is located in the Expo Park along the Huangpu River, offering a completely reimagined attraction experience that defies expectations.

Stroll through Time-Travel Street, Space-Time Street, Romance of the Song Dynasty Street, and Celestial Market Street, feeling transported to another era. Discover enchanting scenes at every turn in the Magic Forest, Forest Ranch, Valley of Love, Fairy Valley, and Children's Playland. The area boasts over a dozen theaters and performance venues including Romance of the Song Dynasty Theater, Performance Theater, Forest Theater, Cliffside Theater, Punk Square, Music Square, and Guozhuang Square.

Experience thrilling interactive attractions like "Battle of Shanghai," "Terrifying Tales of Liao Zhai," Horror Research Institute, Illusion Space, Virtual Reality Zone, and multimedia light shows – all guaranteed to get your heart racing!

The attraction is packed with Instagram-worthy spots. With thousands of costume options for dress-up experiences, you can reinvent yourself daily. Enjoy spectacular shows every day, trendy parties each week, and fun for all ages – perfect for any weather.

The grand musical "Shanghai Romance Park" is a must-see performance of a lifetime. Rooted in Shanghai's magnificent historical tapestry, it vividly portrays the city's past and present. With 3,000 tons of Huangpu River water cascading into the sea and over 10,000 stage mechanisms creating spectacular aerial and ground effects, this visual feast delivers soul-stirring impact! It's nothing short of an artistic bombshell in this magical metropolis!

Shanghai Romance Park - Experience a thousand years in just one day!

Preface: "Tracing Shanghai's Origins"

Over 2,000 years ago, Shanghai became the fiefdom of Lord Chunshen, one of the Four Lords of the Warring States period. Under his leadership, this former East China Sea fishing village gradually developed into a prosperous region of rivers and rice fields. To honor Lord Chunshen's enduring legacy and the great wisdom of Shanghai's early settlers, later generations adopted "Shen" (his title) and "Hu" (a bamboo fishing tool) as alternative names for Shanghai.

First performance: "Jiangnan in Shanghai"

The meandering Huangpu River, flowing for millennia, has nurtured the poetic Jiangnan region of Shanghai. Jiangnan is a painting—misty rain veiling landscapes in ink-wash hues. Jiangnan is a melody—the soft Wu dialect singing tales of life's vicissitudes. A boat, an umbrella, a love story—this is the essence of Shanghai's Jiangnan.

Second performance of "Shanghai Beach"

"Where rivers meet the sea, where east and south convene." In 1843, Shanghai officially opened its port to foreign trade, ushering in an influx of international trading firms. The poetic Jiangnan charm of old Shanghai transformed into the dynamic, cosmopolitan Bund where East met West.

Session 3: "Modern Times"

In 1920s–1930s Shanghai, Eastern and Western cultures converged. Let's experience the modern era of the cosmopolitan Bund amid the neon-lit nightscape of Shanghai.

Session 4: The Age of Awakening

Shanghai is where China's revolution set sail. Young visionaries like Chen Yannian and Chen Qiaonian, filled with revolutionary ideals, courageously stepped forward one after another, staining this land with their youth and blood. Let us revisit those magnificent and turbulent years.