Museum of Oriental Musical Instruments
Add: 20 Fenyang Rd. Shanghai
Tel: +86 21 64370137 Ext.2134
Located inside the Shanghai Conservatory of Music, the museum has
collected and displayed more than 400 instruments. It has 4 parts, the
Chinese Ancient Instruments, the Present Chinese Instruments, the
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Minority Nationalities and the Instruments of Foreign Minority Nationalities.
The musical instruments of the foreign minority nationalities are from
Korea, India, Japan, Indonesia, Thailand, Russia, Australia and West
African countries and regions.
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Shanghai Natural Wild-Insect Kingdom
Add: 1 Fenghe Rd, Pudong
Tel: +86 21 58406950
Public transport: The closest metro station to the tower is Lujiazui Station on Metro Line No.2.
Visiting Hours: 9:00-17:00
Website: www.shinsect.com |
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Shanghai Natural Wild-Insect Kingdom, located between the Riverside
Promenade and the Oriental Pearl TV Tower, is the first of its kind in
China.
The birds and the bees, the beetles and the butterflies, all your usual
creepy crawlies are on display in this kingdom housing several
galleries, including a tropical rainforest and a reptile cave. Some of
the insect models can be pretty tacky to adult eyes, but kids like the
interactive exhibits where they can feed critters and catch fish.
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Madame Tussauds Wax Museum
Add: 10/F, New World Department Store, No.2-26 West Nanjing Road
Tel: +86 21 63587878
Public transport: Metro Line 1 and Metro Line 2 at People's Square Station
Website: www.madame-tussauds.com.cn |
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Hundreds of millions of people have flocked through the doors of Madame
Tussauds since they first opened over 200 years ago and it remains as
popular today as it ever was. There are many reasons for this enduring
success, the most important reason is the people's curiosity. Visitors
will have an opportunity to take an emotionally journey through the
realms of the powerful and famous celebrities.
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Navy Shanghai Museum
Add: 68 Tanghou Rd. Wusong, Shanghai
Tel: +86 21 56163295
The Navy Shanghai Museum consists of 4 exhibition halls. The exhibition
of the navy history: there are over 5,000 pictures and over 1,500
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China's Coastal Defense, modern history of China's territorial sea, the
composition of the history of development of the People's Navy.
Exhibition of Navy Equipment: over 1,000 pictures and 500 pieces of
arms, ship and plane models, Showroom of Ships and Planes, shooting
range for light-duty arms.
Exhibition of Marine Education: consisting of marine wonders and marine
art, the mysterious and beautiful sea world, magnificent objects in the
sea, over 1,000 artworks of paintings, sculptures, porcelain, and wax
printing and over 1,000 pictures. All these vividly impress one with the
sense of national territory, marine economy and marine culture.
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Shanghai Museum of TCM
Add: 1200 Cailun Rd. Zhangjiang Hi-Tech Park, Pudong New Area
Tel: +86 21 51322710, 51322712
Public transport: Zhangnan Bus Line, Tangchuan Bus Line, Daqiao 5 Bus Line, Daqiao 6 Bus Line, Metro Line 2 at Zhangjiang Station
Visiting hours: 9:00-16:00, closed every Monday
Website: www.stcmm.org |
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Shanghai TCM Museum, the museum of the profound TCM and TCM culture, was
opened in the new campus of Shanghai TCM University in Zhangjiang
Hi-Tech Park, Pudong New Area in October 2004.
The museum consists of three parts: the Medical History Museum of
Shanghai TCM University/ Chinese Medical Association, the Specimen Room
of Chinese Herbal Medicine and the History Museum of School. The
earliest and currently the largest TCM history museum in China founded
in July 1938 covers more than 14,000 TCM from the Stone Age to
contemporary time and offers an insight into the historical facts and
major achievements of TCM development in the last 5,000 years.
In addition, as the educational base of All-China and Shanghai Municipal
Science Popularization, the Museum plays an important role in
understanding TCM history, publicizing TCM knowledge and promoting
international medical exchange. The Specimen Room of Chinese herbal
medicine, founded in 1958, covers more than 3,000 items of Chinese
herbal medicine and prepared herbal products to illustrate the form and
function of Chinese herbal medicine and disseminate the relevant
knowledge. The Exhibition Room of the University History, founded in
2004, covers more than 700 items involving pictures and objects. It
shows the development process of the Shanghai TCM University since its
foundation in 1958.
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Shanghai History Museum
Add: 1 Century Avenue, Pudong
Tel: +86 21 58791888
Public transport: Metro Line 2 at Lujiazui Station |
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Shanghai History Museum is located on the first floor of the Oriental
Pearl TV Tower with an exhibition area of 10,000 square meters. The
museum adopts the display with “real objects in the scenes” supplemented
with high-tech methods, combining cultural relics, stage properties,
models, sound and light into one. The museum consists of 7 parts: The
Origin of Huating (ancient Shanghai ); Features of the Urban City;
Glimpses of the Open Port; a 10-mile Street of Foreign Flavor; Old
Traces on the Sea; an Exhibition of Architecture; and Good Times of Csrs
and Carriages. The exhibition demonstrates to visitors the folk customs
and habits of old Shanghai citizens.
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Shanghai Postal Museum
Add: 250 North Suzhou Road
Tel: +86 21 63936666
Open time: 09:00-1600 Every Wednesday, Thursday, Saturday and Sunday
Public transport: Sightseeing Bus 10 |
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On 1 January, 2006, the rebuilt Shanghai postal building opened to the
public. The Shanghai Postal Museum , the first postal museum in China is
in this building. With a space of 8000 square meters, there is the
duplicated horse-drawn carriage used in 1909, the truck model used in
1917. All these relics reappear the postal development and changes.
In the museum there is also a postage stamp hall, with stamps of the only existing copy, also precious stamps and designs.
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The Museum of Natural Sciences
Add: No. 260 Yan'an Rd.(E) Shanghai
Tel: +86 21 63213548
Visiting Hours: 9:00-17:00
Box office open: 9:00--15:30 ; Closed on Monday
Public transport: Metro Line 2 at Nanjing Rd.(E) Station |
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The Museum of Natural Sciences under the Shanghai Science and Technology
Museum (the former body is Shanghai Museum of Natural History) was
established in 1956. It moved to the current site at No. 260 Yan'an
Rd.(E) in 1958. Guo Moruo, former president of Chinese Academy of
Sciences, made superscription for it. Tan Jiazhen, an academician has
served as the curator of the museum.
The museum has 3000 pieces of rare animals specimen in its 3000 square
meters exhibiting halls, covering all the species. It is one of the
biggest nature sciences museums of the country. There are halls for
dinosaurs, paleontology history, palaeoanthropology history, ancient
carcass, invertebrate, fish, amphibious animal, reptile, bird, mammal,
public science education and gift shops.
With specimen as the convincing evidence, the museum aims to reveal the
origin of the nature and its evolving rules, in an effort to popularize
science knowledge.
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Shanghai Railway Museum
Add: 200 Tianmu Rd.(E) Shanghai
Tel: +86 21 51221130, 51221575
Visiting Hours: 9:00 – 16:00 on Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday |
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The railway is an important milestone during the evolution of the human
civilization. Karl Marx once referred to it as the pioneer of modern
industry. The railway in China, formally started itself from Wu Song
Railway in 1876, has gone through an uneasy period in the old China.
After the People's Republic of China has been founded, the railway is
again controlled by the people. Since then, the new railway system has
begun to develop itself quickly and healthily.
Based on the historical materials and objects as reference, the Railway
Museum has demonstrated the development of the railway in Shanghai and
East China during the past 100 and more years. By describing the past
and present situation of the railway, the museum intends to let people
know and be familiar with the railway, obtain some knowledge and concern
about the railway.
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Shanghai Geological Museum
Add: No.1 Huazhou Rd. Shanghai
Visiting Hours: 8:30-17:00
The Shanghai Geological Museum is located in the Lingkong Agriculture
Garden. It is only 15 minutes drive from Pudong International Airport.
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Pudong International Airport". Furthermore, the museum is one of the "Ten Municipal Projects for Popular Education in 2004".
Established 10 years ago, the Museum has an area of 3,800 square meters. There is also a "Theme Park” in the garden.
A lot of wonderful mineral crystals, such as Calcite crystal, Quarts
crystal and Fluorite crystal collected in the museum are shared with the
public. The red gypsum crystal comes from an ore hole which is over 600
meters underground and 5 years of explosion. The intergrowth ore of
calite and green fluorite weight up to 1.5 tons.
There is a huge wooden fossil tree discovered in Xinjiang, its intact
trunks is 38 meters long and its girth is nearly 3.6 meters.
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China Dairy Museum
Add: 467 Wanrong Road
Tel: +86 21 56658452
Admission: free
Visiting Hours: 9:00-16:30
Public transport: Metro line 1, Bus line 40, 46, 741, 253, 95
Website: www.dmchina.net |
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(currently closed because of snow disaster in Feb. 2008. Please check its website regarding its time of reopening)
The plan to build China Dairy Museum was presented by China Dairy
Industry Association and China Dairy Cattle Association in 2000 and was
invested by Bright Diary & Food. Opened In November 2001, the China
Dairy Museum covers three big exhibition zones in the space of 1,000
square meters showing the development information of China dairy in each
historical eras.
As one of the key municipal projects, the museum was enlarged with
another 300 square meters, and the original area was also renovated. It
will play a greater role in showing dairy culture. With the hi-tech, the
Bright Diary & Food annotates a new concept of the dairy products.
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C.Y. Tung Maritime Museu
Add: 1954 Huashan Rd. Shanghai
Tel: +86 21 62932403
Visiting Hours: 13:30-17:00 on Tuesday to Sunday |
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Located in Shanghai Jiao Tong University (established 1896), the C.Y.
Tung Maritime Museum is jointly founded by Hong Kong's Tung Foundation
and Shanghai Jiao Tong University. The two-story, western-style building
with a charming center courtyard was built ninety years ago. It was at
one time the students' dormitory. The 600m 2 exhibition space houses the
Chinese Maritime History Gallery and the C.Y. Tung Gallery. The former
contains a permanent exhibition of maps, photographs, archival material,
maritime trade routes and their artifacts, reflecting China's maritime
history since the Neolithic Period. Through the permanent display of
objects, photographs, archival material, and ship models, the C.Y. Tung
Gallery attempts to portray the legendary life of C. Y. Yung, the one of
the “Seven Sea Barons of the World”.
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Shanghai Arts and Crafts Museum
Add: 79 Fenyang Road
Tel: +86 21 64311431
Visiting Hours: 9:00-17:00 |
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In the main building of the museum is the exhibition hall for folk arts,
carvings and embroideries, composing 10 specialized workshops staffed
with 50 professional artisans. The exhibits and collections in the
museum and research institute are the masterpieces of modern and
contemporary arts and crafts. There are shops in the museum and the
research institute offering art works, arts and crafts and tourist
souvenirs.
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Shanghai Museum of Public Security
Add: 518 South Ruijin Road
Tel: +86 21 64720256
Visiting Hours: 9:00am-4:00pm on Monday to Saturday
Traffic: Bus line 43, 89, ect.
Website: www.policemuseum.com.cn/en |
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Shanghai Museum of Public Security is the first one of this kind in
China. It includes 9 exhibition halls with a collection of about 3000
pieces from the late Qing Dynasty till now.
The exhibition hall of the history of public security has 1000 material
objects recording the development history of the Shanghai Public
Security since its establishment in 1854. There are also the prison
exhibition, fire control exhibition, equipments exhibition and etc.
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Huang Daopo Memorial Hall
Add: Dongwan Village, Huajing Town
Tel: +86 21 63963328
Visiting Hours: 9:00-16:00 |
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The Memorial Hall is composed of 3 exhibition rooms. The main room is
the display of photos, written text and household commodities that
exhibit the life story of Huang Daopo and her contribution to China's
textile industry. The other 2 rooms are the display of the changes in
spinning and weaving tools, machines and cotton-made products of
different periods.
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Exhibition Hall of Shanghai Aerospace
Add: 222 Caoxi Rd. Shanghai
Tel: +86 21 64820694
Located in Caohejing High-Tech Area, The Exhibition Hall of the Shanghai
Aerospace Science and Technology is more than 1,000 square meters. It
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Shanghai Aerospace --- missile, spacecraft, satellite and launch vehicles, as well as the aerospace experts.
By adopting real and high-tech ways, the exhibition hall reveals the
mystery of SAST. The real HQ-61 missile, it was exhibited on the 50
anniversary military review of the Chinese National Day. The high-grade,
precise and advanced industrial products are the first time exhibit.
The CZ-4 launch vehicle, Shen Zhou spaceship, CK-1, FY-1 and FY-2
satellites are also exhibited. The demonstration of Shen Zhou
spaceship's launching, the vivid field show of missile firing as well as
the exciting programs are available on the exhibition.
Through the demonstration and exhibition, the hall reveals the
achievements of the Shanghai Aerospace, demonstrates the high-tech level
of the Shanghai Aerospace.
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Shanghai Entomological Museum
Add: 300 Fenglin Road
Tel: +86 21 54924191
Visiting Hours: 9:00-17:00 |
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Shanghai Entomological Museum is affiliated to the Shanghai Institute of Biological Sciences.
Shanghai Entomological Museum has collected more than one million insect
specimens. Among the collections, there are a great number of animals
on the brink of extinction and the insect specimens of quarantine. The
museum is a large-scale professional entomological museum in China, and
also is the only professional institution on insect specimens collection
in East China.
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Hand-printed Blue Nankeen Exhibition Hall
Add: No.24, Lane 637, Changle Road
Tel: +86 21 540379478
Visiting Hours: 9:00-17:00 |
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Blue nankeen has long been the most popular hand-woven and hand-printed
fabric favored by Chinese ordinary people. Although blue nankeen is not
as luxuriant as silk fabric, its artistic achievement is never in the
shade. Same as blue glazed porcelain of Song Dynasty, it also reflects
deep cultural taste and artistic touch which features a sharp contrast
of blue and white. People often find themselves engrossed in an
involuntary admiration of its purity of traditional folk culture.
A Japanese friend, Madam KU Bo MA SA, who has contributed a lot to
Sino-Japan friendship for many years, collected many Blue Nankeen
rarities scattered in ordinary hands in tens of years. With the help of
the Shanghai Textile Imp. & Exp. Corporation, the China Hand-printed
Blue Nankeen Exhibition Hall was open to the public.
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Wulixiang - Shikumen Open House
Add: No.25, Lane181, Taicang Road
Tel: +86 21 33070337
Visiting Hours: Sunday to Thursday: 10:30am-22:30pm; Friday to Saturday: 11:00am-23:00pm |
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Wulixing means “home” in Shanghai dialect. "Dao Wulixiang Lai Zuo Zuo"
means coming to my house and sitting for a while. "Open House" in
English refers to the custom of neighbours informally dropping in for a
visit to one's home. "Open House" follows on in meaning from "Open
Invitation".
The "Wulixiang" museum at Shanghai Xintiandi presents an authentic
recreation of a typical Shikumen house built in the 1920's, it offers a
place to cherish the old Shanghai and recall the past events.
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Shanghai Astronomy Museum
Add: on top of the Sheshan hill
Tel: +86 21 64696271
Open time: 08:15-16:30
Public transport: Shang-She Bus Line |
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Built in 2004, the museum has a floor space of 2000 square meters. There
are astronomical instruments and other equipments, time and humen hall,
science and tech hall, astronomy exchanging hall and meridian
instrument room.
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Shanghai
Animation and Comics
Museum Open
time: 10:00 – 17:00 (Closed on
Monday) Public
transport: Take Metro Line 2 and get
off at Zhangjiang High Technology Park Station,
and take bus 609 or DongChuan Line to Tuanjie
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Shanghai Animation and Comics Museum covers an
area of 7,000 square meters. It shows the origin,
classification, forms and production of animation
through high-tech bio-animation ways of
presentation and aims to becoming an after-school
classroom of animation for students, teachers and
enthusiasts. The museum is divided into three
floors, including the comic hall, animation hall,
an interactive hall and multi-function 3D cinema,
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China
Maritime
Museum Add: 197
Shen’gang Avenue, Lin’gang New Town, Pudong New
Area Tel: +86 21
68283691 Open time: 9:30 –
16:30 (Closed on Monday, Except on National
Holidays) Website: www.mmc.gov.cn |
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Located at the Dishui Lake in Lin’gang New
Town, Pudong New Area, China Maritime Museum
covers an area of 24,830 square meters. It is the
first maritime museum of China, displaying the
country's maritime culture, history and
technology. The museum showcases 20,000 exhibited
items in six categories, including history, ships,
ports, maritime safety, mariner and military
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China Art Palace
Add: 161 Shangnan Road, Shanghai Pudong New Area
Tel: +86 4009219021
Website: artshow.eastday.com
Admission: Free (Advance reservation online is required.)
Hours: 9:00-17:00 (Admission is not allowed after 16:00)
Getting there: Metro Line 8 at China Art Museum Station
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Housed in
the China Pavilion of the 2010 Shanghai World Expo, China Art Palace
features 27 exhibition halls measuring 64,000 square meters in area as
well as such facilities as theater, conference hall and library. The
559-square-meter dining zone offers coffee, Western fast food and tea.
Displaying the collections of art from state-owned art
organizations on a permanent basis, China Art Palace sheds light on the
origin and evolution of Chinese contemporary and modern art. At the
same time, by working with the fine arts community of China, it
collects and displays the works of art of China’s highest artistic
creation, and also by working with the world’s famous art museums,
displays the contemporary and modern art treasures from other
countries.
China Art Palace is a massive fine arts museum for collection,
display, exchanges, research and education. Here, visitors will be
taken onto an eye-opening tour of the finest art creations by Chinese
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Shanghai Museum of Contemporary Art
Add: 200 Huayuangang Road, Huangpu District, Shanghai
Tel: +86 4009219021
Website: artshow.eastday.com
Admission: Free (Advance reservation online is required.)
Hours: 9:00 - 17:00 (Admission is not allowed after 16:00; closed on Monday)
Getting there: Metro lines 4 and 8 at South Xizang Road Station
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Housed in the Urban Future Pavilion of the 2010 Shanghai World Expo,
Shanghai Museum of Contemporary Art is the first public museum of
contemporary art in mainland China and a typical urban cultural venue
for art exhibition, collection, research, exchanges, and experiential
education.
Shanghai Museum of Contemporary Art, which offers a total
construction area of 41,000 square meters, features 12 exhibition halls
of different sizes that make for exhibitions of different nature as
well as such facilities as library, research rooms and lecture halls.
It is an ideal place for international exchanges in visual art and
display of excellent contemporary works of art from China and other
countries.
Shanghai Museum of Contemporary Art displays creations from various
fields like contemporary art, literature and film and thus provides a
cross-media, cross-disciplinary art platform for exchanges. It also
puts together the excellent works of art from China and other countries
to expand the cultural horizons of the public, make teenagers more
innovation-conscious and inject new vitality into the cultural creative
industry. The venue will lay the groundwork for Shanghai’s ambition to
become one of the centers of China and even the world for art
dissemination, display, exchanges and cooperation.
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