Top Things to Do in Shanghai Disney Resort 2021

"please set aside the whole day for this museum. it takes time but is so worth it!"

"An amazing museum with the most fascinating spaces and exhibits. I would need many hours to go through it all again and would do it happily!"

"I personally loved that please because it was so amazing and even though it was a public holiday the amount of people was not so big and their art objects a very interesting and expressed traditional Chinese culture and as it was the developing in time and under the influence of many ethic groups. I like it because the location is great and the transportation is convenient."

"Overall, the traffic is very convenient. In the Lujiazui area, there are not many people arriving in the morning. It is very easy to visit. There are many small animals in it. It is suitable for bringing children to play."

"When I entered the museum, I felt through the ancient times. This is a fairly good museum."

"It is worth seeing the rise and fall of Chinese films, and the early Chinese animation, is definitely the collective childhood memories of the 70th, 80th and 90th generation. Those classic animated images are definitely memorable for life: Monkey King, a Peking Opera Facebook character, Black Cat Sheriff, a handsome black cat, and the Gourd Brothers, each with its seven different characters and avatars. "Avanti's Story" is funny, avanti is jealous, "Snow Child" is the good snow child who is melted by fire to save the little white rabbit, "The King of the King" is not trim, naughty King of the King of the King, In Schuck and Beta, two witty, brave, good mice brothers who punish evil and carry goodness, in Rubik's Square, the hero of the hero, Leck, who is bold and adventurous, is constantly encountering."

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"It’s easy to purchase discounted fare from Ctrip. Aurora is an excellent museum on ancient Chinese artifacts! The permanent collection, which represents about 5,000 years of Chinese history from the Neolithic Period to the Qing Dynasty, consists of jade, ceramic figurines, porcelain ware, and Buddhist statues. More impressive than the extensive collection is its presentation. Besides the tastefully designed exhibitions, Aurora features an educational section on each floor of the museum, where they demystify the legendary artifacts by showcasing analyses of the materials, techniques, and tools used. Very eye opening! A must go for those interested in ancient Chinese artifacts. "

"1. Browsing time: at least 1.5 hours, if you need to watch the show, please add additional time. 2. Parking: There is a parking lot inside, no parking fee is charged. 3. Tickets: 30 yuan per adult ticket (it is said that this year is the tenth anniversary, so the ticket price is reduced from the original 60 yuan). Children under 1.4 meters are free of charge. 10 yuan for the elderly over 60. *It's so affordable. The shape of the pavilion is truly unparalleled. There is a super big Ming Dynasty Dafu ship inside, and I was amazed by the wisdom of the ancients after seeing the decomposition introduction of the Dafu ship. From ancient times to the present, the pavilion introduces the evolution history of ships, and has many experience equipment, which is very suitable for popular science education and children's knowledge."

"It does not matter what age you are, it is both educational and interesting.The first halls are about the history of making glass with some fine examples on display.Then you get to explore some fine craftsmanship."