Xintiandi, Shanghai Circus World - Shanghai Puxi Popular Places |
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Xintiandi
Add: South Huangpi Lu Xintiandi, near Madang Lu
Public transport: The
closest metro station to Xintiandi is South Huangpi Rd., on Metro Line
No.1, walking down South Huangpi Rd. or Madang Rd. for about 5 minutes.
Website: www.xintiandi.com |
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Xintiandi is a car-free shopping, eating and entertainment area of
Shanghai. It is composed of an area of restored traditional shikumen
("stone gate") houses on narrow alleys, a modern shopping mall with a
cinema complex, and some adjoining houses which now serve as book
stores, cafes and restaurants. Most of the cafes and restaurants feature
both indoor and outdoor seatings. Xintiandi has an active nightlife on
weekdays as well as weekends, though romantic settings are more common
than loud music and dance places. Xintiandi means "New Heaven and
Earth", and is considered one of the first lifestyle centers in China.
Xintiandi is near the site of the First Congress of the Communist Party of China.
The area was developed by the Shui On Group during the re-development of
the surrounding area, when similar shikumen houses were demolished
wholesale. The houses in Xintiandi were then restored, and now house an
art gallery, cafes, and restaurants. The marketing of xintiandi is
mainly targeted towards overseas visitors, especially visitors from Hong
Kong, who seek to experience the romanticised atmosphere of old
Shanghai. As a result, prices in this area are high, even by
international standards. Eating or shopping in this area is seen as a
status symbol by affluent local residents. Many tour groups both
domestic and from abRd. also visit Xintiandi as one of the main
attractions in Shanghai.
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Shanghai Circus World
Add: 2266 Gonghexin Rd.
Tel: +86 21 66521930
Public transport: Shanghai Circus World is best reached by taking Metro Line 1 to Shanghai Circus World station.
Website: www.circus-world.com |
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Completed in 1999, the Shanghai Circus World covers an area of 22,500m2.
It's a brand new scenic spot for cultural tourism that integrating
circus, acrobatic, magic, dancing and music performances. It's another
new landmark structure for international cultural exchange in Shanghai.
As “China 's No. 1 Circus World”, it has an acrobatic field as its main
body, which has 1,638 seats. The field is equipped with modern lighting
facilities, stereo surrounding sound systems, and platforms, suspension
bars, suspension curtains and a digital tuning station controlled by
computers. The design of the performance area has made a breakthrough of
the traditional style. A rotating stage, an elevating stage and a
picture-frame stage are set up at the performance area, which meets the
requirement of acrobatic and circus competitions and performances, as
well as providing an excellent space for general dancing and music
performances.
Shanghai Circus World has been well known internationally for many years
for its resident company, the Shanghai Acrobatic Troupe with its
brilliant performers, variety of acts, superb acrobatic skills and
dynamic artistic vision characterizing the unique style of Shanghai
Circus World.
Shanghai Circus World has built sales networks in the world's major
circus venues. This has led to the attraction of the world's best circus
and acrobatics programs to China. It has organized presentations of
gold medal winning acts from Chinese and international competitions.
Shanghai Circus World has become a center for international and national
acrobatic and circus performances exhibition and exchange.
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Shanghai Yinqixing Indoor Skiing Site
Add: 1835 Qixin Rd., Minhang District
Tel: +86 21 64788666
Opening: 9:30am-9pm |
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Shanghai Yinqixing Indoor Skiing Site covers an area of 100,800 meters.
The skiing slope is 380 meters long and 80 meters wide. The thickness of
snow reaches 50 cm . The building has a perpendicular height of 42
meters as high as a 14-floor building. The skiing slope is divided into
three segments. Visitors are sent to the top by special lift. The end of
the slope is a practice flat of 7200 square meters, the biggest in
China.
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Shanghai Botanical Garden
Add: 1111 Longwu Rd.
Tel: +86 21 54363369
Built in 1974 and covering an area of 81 hectares, it is the largest
city botanical garden in the country. It grows over 3,000 kinds of
plants. It consists of areas of the Evolution of Plants, |
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Environmental Protection, Potted Landscape, Medicinal Herbs, Exhibition
Green House, Orchids, Landscaping Demonstration and Hall of Plants. It
is a comprehensive botanical garden for importing species for indigenous
cultivation, scientific research, science popularization, education,
sightseeing and production.
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Huang Daopo's Tomb
Add: 13 Dongwan Village, Huajin Town, Xuhui District
Tel: +86 21 64830899
The graveyard is paved with granite, enclosed by a 60-cm tall white
marble wall. There are two steps leading up to the tomb. In front of the
tomb is a stone altar The whole place looks neat, simple and solemn.
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Xu Guangqi Cemetery and Memorial Hall
Add: 17, Nandan Rd., inside the Xu Guangqi Park
Tel: +86 21 64689252
To the southwest of the Saint Ignatius Cathedral in Xujiahui Area is the
Guangqi Park at 17 Nandan Rd., where buried Xu Guangqi (1562-1633). Xu
is a very learned and far-sighted |
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pioneer in science who introduced and spread the western sciences and Christianity in China.
Xu, a famous scholar in the Ming Dynasty, had thorough understanding of
both the Chinese and Western cultures. He did profound research work in
fields like agriculture, astronomy, mathematics, water conservancy and
military affairs. Xujiahui was named after him to pay tribute to his
contribution to China.
Xu Guangqi Memorial Hall is located in Guangqi Park. Originally it is a
500-year old building named “Nanchun Huatang” the oldest building in
Shanghai. It was removed from its original place to re-settle in the
Guangqi Park and became the Memorial Hall.
11 tablets engraved in Xu Guangqi's handwriting and furniture of Xu
Guangqi's former residence is displayed in the Memorial Hall. The
memorial hall has adopted the computer three-dimensional and the
microminiaturized model of Xu Guangqi's former residence. The story of
“Xu guangqi visiting Matteo Ricci at night” is reproduced by the
three-dimensional photography. The exhibition give a very detailed
description of Xu Guangqi's life story, his scientific achievements and
contribution, his love for his country, the changes of his burial ground
and the respect of him by the later generations.
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Dianshan Lake Resort
Add: Dianshan Lake Area, Qingpu District
Transport: Bus Shangzhu Line (Shanghai South Railway Station—Zhujiajiao)
The pleasant sight of Dianshan Lake is vividly
described as follows: “Ditch reeds wavering amidst breeze, fishing
boats cruising on the lake and lotus flowers reflected in the pond”.
The resort is also renowned for National AAAA rated scenic spots, such
as, Zhujiajiao Ancient Waterside Town, Shanghai Grand View Garden,
Oriental Land and Chenyun Memorial Hall. |
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Sheshan Mountain National Holiday Zone
Add: 18 Linyin Road, Songjiang District
Transport: Bus Shangshe Line (Sheshan — Shanghai Indoor Stadium)
The Nine Peaks in Songjiang are the only natural hills
in Shanghai. Green trees amid the hills and red-roofed houses set off
one another, with a vast expanse and vegetation of woods of the surface
of the hills. The Zone is well-known at home and abroad for Sheshan
Cathedral, Sheshan Observatory, Sheshan Astronomical Station,
Seismological Station, Happy Valley Area and Moon-lake Sculpture Park,
etc. |
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