205***12The river view is beautiful, but it's windy and a bit cold.
木易又又0916Of all the times I've been there, this was the worst experience. There were so many people that the average wait time for each ride was over 40 minutes. I was also unlucky enough to encounter the third ending of Pirates of the Caribbean, but thankfully the process was quick, and I was led out by the staff not long after.AngelzanqiSince it includes admission to both spheres of the Oriental Pearl Tower, the buffet only costs around 200 yuan. During peak seasons, you can even use the VIP entrance, so overall it's a good deal. The food is decent, and they have baby lobsters; you can take one each time.320***32Haichang Ocean Park is truly a paradise for families with children! The penguin enclosure was absolutely adorable, and the underwater tunnel was like a dream. The orca show was both breathtaking and moving, with the kids screaming with excitement throughout. The park was spotless, and the staff were incredibly nice. Although it was crowded during the holiday, the experience was still fantastic! Definitely worth a second visit to this amazing ocean park! 🐬💙Diroro14The garden is really beautiful. I'd say you should consider adding a stop to your visit. However, you don't necessarily have to go in the streets surrounding are by themselves worth the trip.Anonymous userA Must-See at the Shanghai Museum! Travel Through Time with Zhou Xun and Check Out the Trendy Art Exhibition
I was truly amazed by the new exhibition at the Shanghai Museum! This is no longer the traditional museum you might expect; it's super trendy now! 🔥 I visited the "Amazing Ancestors—Zhou Xun's Time Travel Adventure" themed art show in October, and it completely overturned my perception of museums. I had to share this guide with everyone!
📍 Address: Shanghai Museum, People's Square Branch
📅 Exhibition Period: Until the end of the year (Hurry and go!)
🎫 Admission: Free (So generous!) VR experience ticket 68 RMB, all-inclusive ticket 128 RMB, great value!
🎯 Must-See
1️⃣ Blue and White Porcelain Arena + AI Robot 💙 I was immediately struck by the sight upon entering! In the center of a Chinese-style arena adorned with blue and white porcelain patterns, a kung fu robot painted with blue and white porcelain designs is practicing Wing Chun! The "Hum hum ha hey" sound is incredibly catchy, and right next to it are the Jingdezhen kiln blue-and-white double-eared vase and blue-and-white flat pot with camellia branch design, treasures from the Shanghai Museum. The collision of tradition and the future is amazing!
2️⃣ Jade Meets the Future Zone 🪐 The "Jade Deity" from over 4,000 years ago has been transformed into a giant projection of "Zhou Xuetong" wearing a futuristic crown. The feeling of a dialogue across time is perfect for taking amazing photos!
3️⃣ Bronze Across Eras ⚔️ Here, the Da Ke Ding has been transformed into "Zhou Xuetong's" bronze armor and bronze headphones. The super cool bronze guardian design protects the cultural treasures of our ancestors—definitely a social media darling!
4️⃣ Pastel Romance Zone 💕 Everything is in pastel colors. Treasures such as the Qianlong-era pastel-painted vase with sculpted children and the pastel-painted lotus-patterned covered bowl, combined with the dreamy exhibition layout, will directly capture the heart of any girl!
📸 Hidden Features
🎮 VR Experience Zone: On the first floor, you can become a cultural relic restorer, travel through the world of cultural relics to save "Zhou Tongxue"—a truly immersive experience!
📱 AR Photo Op: The museum features an AR photo spot where you can virtually take a photo with "Zhou Tongxue"—a high-tech experience!
coconutsA trip to Lujiazui in Shanghai offers a unique blend of modern sophistication and childlike fun. During the day, start by checking out the Pop Mart "Twinkle Twinkle" themed installation outside L+MALL, taking photos with the giant, adorable IP character, and experiencing the collision of trendy art and commercial space. Then, stroll along the riverside, watching the Oriental Pearl Tower, Shanghai Tower, and other skyscrapers reflected in the water, and find a viewing platform to capture stunning city skyline photos.
When you're tired of shopping, head to one of Lujiazui's malls, where you'll find numerous restaurants and trendy shops. In the evening, head to the Bund to see the breathtaking night view of Lujiazui's illuminated buildings. If you're traveling with children, you can also visit the Shanghai Ocean Aquarium to explore the wonders of the underwater world. Lujiazui is more than just a financial hub; this combination of trendiness, scenic views, and family fun allows you to unlock a different kind of charm for this Shanghai landmark.M47***58Ctrip tickets are very convenient to buy and use immediately. We took our child, who loves animals, and this trip satisfied his curiosity. We saw the giant pandas, and there weren't too many people.Sarah小迪If you can't get tickets to the planetarium, I recommend this Ctrip "Encounter the Stars" tour. It's a one-stop shop for all the planetarium's top attractions, and you can even enjoy the dome theater, planetarium, and telescope all to yourself after the museum closes at 5 pm!Anonymous userMy first visit, and it lived up to its reputation – definitely worth checking out. Take Metro Line 2, Exit 2 of Lujiazui Station. It's a bit of a walk from there. You can enter by scanning your e-ticket's QR code. There's a free photo booth after the turnstile; you can purchase photos with effects later. The third floor mainly features aquariums of various sizes where you can see fish. The second floor has various feeding shows and jellyfish displays. I spent quite a bit of time there and even saw several diving staff members feeding and cleaning the fish. The daily life of an aquarium is quite interesting. The underwater walkway at the end brings the visit to a climax and conclusion. Even on a weekday, there were quite a few visitors, but it wasn't crowded.
