Shanghai Museum

Its's free 🤑 !! Shanghai Museum it's a great option for a cultural weekend and learning more about Chinese Culture and History! Inside there's a lot of information about traditions, minorities costumes, calligraphy styles, furniture, and much much more ! 🤓 Although it's free you must book your entry online but it's very easy !! 📱 they have temporary exhibitions too so it's nice to go every other week to discover more 🪩 there's a park around good for a walk too..! . . #shanghaitrip #上海 #china #ilovechina #museums #exploresgtogether #asia #asiatrip #culture #besttrip

#shanghaitrip The Shanghai Museum is a treasure trove of Chinese history and culture, offering an exceptional journey through millennia of art and craftsmanship. The museum's architecture itself is a blend of traditional and modern design, setting the stage for an immersive experience. Its extensive collection spans diverse categories, from ancient bronzes and ceramics to calligraphy, paintings, and intricate jade carvings. While it can get crowded, especially during peak hours, the museum's significance as a cultural institution makes it a must-visit for art enthusiasts, history buffs, and anyone interested in gaining a deeper understanding of China's rich heritage. #travel#urbanexplorer#mytripvlog#tripblazers#awesomepic#summervacation#passionpassport#trip#shanghai#china

This was the best part of my trip, getting to see all these beautiful works by great artist such as Tang Bohu’s hanging scroll of the willow side bridge and how Seals were made from 200BC with skilled carvings on copper, jade, crystal or agate. beautiful calligraphy. Ancient Clothings of ethnic minorities and the tools they used. There was also the Jade exhibition and European art exhibition both which I did not go to, since I did not have enough time, the entry was free! I was pleasantly surprised by that. I would recommend anyone visiting Shanghai to visit this amazing museum. You learn so much and have a deeper appreciation for the incredible skills some of these artist have. Also they have an amazing gift shop with some very lovey souvenirs, totally worth the buy. Would definitely visit this museum again next time I’m in Shanghai.

Shanghai is a popular tourist destination known for its historical landmarks such as The Bund, City God Temple and Yu Garden as well as the extensive Lujiazui skyline, many skyscrapers, and major museums including the Shanghai Museum and the China Art Museum. During one of trips to Shanghai about 5 years ago one of the places we've been to is the Yu Garden also know as Yuyuan. It lies next to the City God Temple in Shanghai’s Old City, which was dedicated to the city’s spirits, or protectors, in the 1400s. The classic Chinese-style gardens, complete with rockeries, ponds, pavilions and towers, feature several distinct areas separated by grey tiled ridges called “dragon walls”. The area surrounding the gardens holds endless opportunities to try street food and buy souvenirs. If you can’t make it to Suzhou in Jiangsu province, which is better known for its gardens, Yuyuan will surely not failed you. Next is Shanghai Disneyland. Many of the rides, attractions and characters have been redesigned to cater to a Chinese tourist audience. A group of Chinese zodiac gardens make up its centre – with the 12 animals represented by Disney characters – and instead of Main Street USA, there is Mickey Avenue. There’s also more live entertainment here than in other Disney theme parks. It’s a great choice if you need a break from traditional sightseeing in Shanghai And if ever you feel tired being surrounded by tourist crowds, I highly recommended Wan Shan bird and flower market. Flowers are sold alongside pet birds, fish, chinchillas and even crickets – from the tiny to the unnervingly massive – in this market, which sits at the junction of Tibet Road and Huiji Road. You’ll also find potted plants, such as bonsai trees and succulents, on sale. Antiques and jade are also sold nearby, in case you’re good for small mammals, and your aquarium and window box are both fully stocked. Temples can be a great way to find peace within the noise of Shanghai tourism and city life in general, whether or not you are religious. The Buddhist temple of Longhua is the oldest in the city and has a fascinating history, from its inception in 242CE to i#spooktaculartrip s use as a Japanese-run internment camp during World War II. I suggest you simply walk around the complex, or buy some incense and send up a prayer of your own. These attractions are a great place to start if you only have a few days to experience the city’s splendour and I know you’ll find something worth visiting around every corner in the largest city in China. #meetshanghai #shanghai #travelinspiration #travel #awesomepic #mytripvlog #meettheworld

Close to People's Square in Huangpu District, Shanghai Museum is a large museum of ancient Chinese art. It's not a museum about Shanghai, but more about Chinese ancient art in general. The museum is divided into eleven galleries and three exhibition halls. The eleven galleries cover most of the major categories of Chinese art: Ancient Bronze, Ancient Ceramics, Paintings, Calligraphy, Ancient Sculpture, Ancient Jade, Coins, Seals, and Minority Nationalities. 📍 Chinese name for navigation: 上海博物馆 🕦 Open from 8am - 5pm I recommend to spend at least two hours to the the major parts. #shinsider #shanghai #chineseart #museum #chinatravel

Tourists can visit the Shanghai Museum for free. This iconic place was opened in 1952. The building is visited by thousands of people every day. Travelers and residents of the city will be able to see the largest exhibition of historical artifacts in the world. Here you will find 120,000 exhibits. These may be ancient bronzes and ceramics, samples of furniture, coins, paintings, seals and sculptures. Shanghai Museum has many items of national importance. The building has a characteristic and unique design too. Address: Shanghai Museum, 201 People's Avenue, near Huangpi Bei Lu, Huangpu district. Address in Chinese: 黄浦区人民大道201号, 近黄陂北路. #shinsider #museumquest #urbanexplorer

Getting There - Near Dashijie subway station. Attractions - Plenty of exhibitions such as: Ceramics, ancient Chinese sculpture, painting calligraphy, ancient Silk Road coins, and many more! My personal favorite was the calligraphy exhibition. Food & Restaurants - There are places where you can buy drinks and snacks. I unfortunately didn’t have much time when I went but I saw plenty of other visitors with headsets. Not sure what the language options are but if you have enough time, I’d recommend getting a pair. I stayed for about 2 hours but I’d recommend over 3 hours if you don’t have a time constraint. Enjoy your visit! ☺️ #museumquest#summervacation#urbanexplorer #solotravel #learning #museum #greatday #shanghai #artexhibit #art #paintings#culture #fun #china #chinalife #chinatravel

🧭 Shanghai History Museum is one of the most interesting museums were you can learn really a lot. 🧭 Getting there these days you need to make a reservation through wechat. Otherwise there is no way to get inside. Arrive in time, stand for a while in a line and here u go. You DO need and audio guide, cause without it you will be wondering around without knowing anything. 🧭 The couns exhibition hall is quite impressive, it showed Chinese coins of all kinds and shapes, some of them are bigger than my hand. The halls with traditional paintings and ceramis are amazing as well. I can watch those vases forever. 🧭 There were quite many things that turned out to be not what I expected, some of them really puzzeled me (like the fruit bowl on the pic #2) Museum is located on People Square (Subway line 1 or 2), it is very easy to find. #shanghai #urbanexplorer #museum #hostory

The Shanghai Museum is hosting a display from a Tang Dynasty shipwreck. Many examples of exquisitely made porcelain from all over ancient China illustrate how the maritime Silk Road worked. Worth an hour to visit, but be sure to book in advance and all tickets for the day were sold out by 11am. #triplocal

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The Shanghai Museum was founded in 1952. The new museum was built and put into use in 1996. It is located in Renmin Avenue, Huangpu District, across the road from the famous Peoples Square, which eats fried chicken. The building of the Shanghai Museum looks particularly like a cornucopia from the outside. Baidu Encyclopedia said that the overall structure is a combination of a square base and a round out of the building, with the meaning of China's round place. I probably believe it this way. A few basic exhibitions, the first one I went to was the ancient ceramics hall. Oops, sigh, its really a lot of good things that have never been concentrated on a large scale. Collections can best reflect the basic level of a museum. A single piece of boutique can find a lot of angles to elaborate and express, not to mention these series of fine cultural relics, and think carefully, only to be thankful that they are not engaged in cultural relics research.

|Museum Tour. ☆ Visited the Shanghai Museum twice and finished browsing There are many bronzes and porcelain exhibits, picked some cute long ones to take pictures of Just in time for the newly opened ancient books exhibition, there are also seals to stamp! Overprint and multi-faceted seals are quite impressive Furniture looks really exquisite in person ☆ Natural History Museum I think this is a must-visit, really love it!!! The butterflies are super beautiful, so shiny Saw the legendary treasure of the museum - the sand sculpture lion Actually, there are two tigers fighting behind it haha ☆ Wandered around the mall at night and casually checked out a small eco-art exhibition