Check in at 1933 Slaughterhouse and immerse yourself in Shanghai's unique charm.

- Basic Information: Located at 10 Shajing Road, Hongkou District, Shanghai, it was once the largest slaughterhouse in the Far East. Today, it is a fashionable landmark integrating creative industries, art exhibitions, and gourmet dining. It is also a national key cultural relic protection site, an outstanding historical building in Shanghai, and a national industrial tourism demonstration site. - Opening Hours: 09:00 - 22:00. It is recommended to visit on weekday mornings or afternoons to avoid peak crowds on weekends and holidays. - Transportation Guide: - Subway: Take Subway Line 3 to Jiangwan Town Station and walk for about 10 minutes; or take Subway Line 4 or Line 10 to Hailun Road Station, Exit 2, and walk for about 15 minutes. - Bus: Take the bus to Jiangwan Riverside Avenue Station or Liyang Road Zhoujiazui Road Station and walk for about 5 minutes. - Taxi/Ride-hailing: Tell the driver your destination directly. The fare from downtown is about 30 - 50 yuan. - Architectural Features: The entire structure is made of reinforced concrete. Four four-story buildings form a square, with a 24-sided, nearly cylindrical main building in the center, connected to the surrounding buildings by corridors, forming a "回" (Hui) shape. It adopts a beamless floor technology, with octagonal and square umbrella-shaped column caps. The ground floor wall base is built with granite, and the street-facing walls have beautifully patterned hollowed-out small square windows, featuring a Basilica style from the ancient Roman period. Among them, the cattle path, French spiral staircase, and lattice windows are very distinctive. - Recommended Activities: - See Exhibitions: Several exhibition spaces in the slaughterhouse often host art and cultural exhibitions, such as photography, art, and design exhibitions, which can be visited as needed. - Experience Workshops: Participate in hands-on craft activities such as pottery, painting, and leather making to unleash your creativity. - Check in at Iconic Locations: The central elevator is a landmark facility, consisting of a spiral staircase and an elevator, which can be taken or climbed to appreciate the unique architectural structure and beautiful scenery. The sculptural concrete ramps and corridors are also great spots for taking photos. - Clothing Suggestions: There are many stairs and corridors in the slaughterhouse, so it is recommended to wear comfortable clothing and shoes suitable for activities. Pay attention to protecting personal privacy and copyright when taking photos. Be civilized during your visit and do not touch exhibits or damage the building at will. - Food Recommendations: There are many restaurants and cafes inside, such as Chaoshan Beef Offal Hot Pot, Satay Beef with Chinese Kale, and Oyster and Scallop Congee, which are worth trying and are reasonably priced. - Leisure Activities: You can enjoy coffee, read books, listen to music, or participate in various cultural activities here. You can also visit specialty shops and markets to buy interesting goods and artwork. - Nearby Accommodation: There are various options for accommodation nearby, including hotels and homestays. Characteristic homestays are not only affordable but also allow you to experience the local Shanghai style. You can choose according to your needs and budget. In addition, as of February 2025, the Case Lab Metaverse Sherlock Holmes large-scale immersive experience space activity is being held in the slaughterhouse. You can go and experience it if you are interested.