[2025 Shanghai Attraction] Travel Guide for Shanghai Astronomy Museum (Updated Feb)

Shanghai Astronomy Museum is worth it!!! The starry sky is vast and boundless Shanghai Astronomy Museum (a branch of Shanghai Science and Technology Museum) is the largest planetarium in the world, exploring the universe and stepping into the cosmos. 🌟 Ticket Purchase: Tickets can be grabbed at 9:30 three days in advance on the "Shanghai Astronomy Museum" app. Set your alarm and be quick, one person can buy up to 5 tickets, each costing 30 yuan. 🌟 Theater Reservation: There are many small theaters inside that require reservations. There is a session at 9:00 and another at 13:00. You need to enter the museum before 13:00 to make a reservation, otherwise, you will miss it. 🌟 Guided Tours: There are scheduled guided tours, explained in simple terms. The last session is at 14:30, so if you want to listen to the tour, go early. 🌟 Entry and Exit: Open daily from 9:30 to 16:00 (last entry at 15:00), closed on Mondays (national holidays notified separately). Entry with real-name ID verification. 🌟 Transportation: Direct access via Metro Line 16, or navigate to "380 Lingang Avenue" if driving. 🌟 Others: There is also a 20-minute 8K movie "The Dome" which requires online ticket grabbing in advance, costing 40 yuan per ticket. 🌟🌟🌟Key Points Below!!! Main Content Introduction 🌈1. Home In the boundless universe, we have established a warm home on a blue planet. Expanding our view to the solar system and the Milky Way, they are also our homes, nurturing us. 1. Flying Over the Milky Way Theater: 8 minutes 2. Optical Planetarium: 8 minutes 3. Gazing at the Stars (Special Explanation in the Optical Planetarium) 🌈2. Universe The word "universe" always evokes endless imagination, infinite void, romantic star rivers, and mysterious black holes, as if gazing itself is eternal. The "Universe" exhibition area has five themed zones: "Space-Time", "Gravity", "Light", "Elements", and "Life", showcasing the operating laws of the universe from different perspectives, hitting the core and forefront concepts of modern astronomy. 1. Suppose Theater: 9 minutes 🌈3. Journey As the name suggests, it is a panoramic display of the long journey of human exploration of the mysteries of the universe, from ancient thoughts to the revolution of modern astronomy, astronomical observatories and research plans around the world, various astronomical satellites, and our own Chinese lunar exploration, space station, and Mars exploration plans. 🌈4. Chinese Astronomy Chinese astronomy, through thousands of years of diligent observation, has produced a vast number of astronomical records. The unique Eastern thinking has created a unique astronomical system that closely links celestial phenomena with the fate of the empire, as well as a complex calendar system that is orderly inherited and continuously improved. 🌈5. Surrounding Attractions China Maritime Museum, Shanghai Haichang Ocean Park, Dishui Lake, Shanghai Flower Port, Nanhui Mouth Seaside Park, etc. The above content is organized based on personal experience and reference materials. If there are any imperfections, supplements are welcome.

Located near by the Dishui lake in Shanghai Pudong district,The Shanghai Science & Technology Museum is China's premier astronomical science museum, where you can explore the mysteries of the universe, get known to the origin of life and how we look at the sky. It’s a little far away from the downtown, which is suggested to take metro line 16 from Longyang road to Dishui Lake, total in 1h16mins. This museum is perfect for family visiting, especially for teen children, since the Apollo moon landing, human beings have been using their own efforts to recognize and understand the unknown world. Children here would know the exploration of the starry space, Perhaps one day, they may truly connect with life outside the world, and then we can confidently say ‘Hello, welcome to the world of human beings’. #musem #nasa #shangai #親子好去處 #內地通關 #travel

Excited about this place ever since they announced they were building it, finally able to purchase tickets and wow..the crowds… It is a branch of Shanghai Science & Technology Museum so it is expected to have a very educational flow throughout their exhibits. All signs are bilinguals so it helps, too! Overall impressive display of astronomical science exhibits and will be more enjoyable with less crowd. There’s not much else around the area, so can easily make it a day trip. 2-3hrs inside the planetarium and maybe a cab ride to Dishui Lake area to take a stroll along the lake, just to make the hours spent on the metro ride worth it :) Tips: when buying the tickets through their Wechat page (foreigners can use passport ID), remember to also book the ‘movie ticket’. It’s limited to 50 seats per show. Getting There - Line16 Dishui Lake stop + 10mins walk. Attractions - planetarium. Science exhibition. Hotels - not necessary. Can easily make it a day trip. Food & Restaurants - only have 2 cafe & restaurants inside the planetarium, no restaurant nearby (unless you’re willing to take a cab, there’s a New Zealand restaurant called Kiwiana not too far). Shopping - there’s souvenirs shop inside the planetarium. #planetarium #shanghai #shanghaitrip #shanghailife #dishuilake

Getting tickets for the museum is the most difficult part of the visit. Weekend tickets sold out within 4 minutes of them going live on a Saturday morning. However, it is very cheap at only 20rmb. Parking at the space museum was not easy when we visited. There are several above ground parking lots and we had to park around a 10 minute walk away from the museum, however, it was free. Inside the museum Is a great experience. It is well thought out and lots to see and learn. There are many interactive exhibits and some great lighting effects. There is also lots of English to help understand them. The café on the 2nd floor gets really busy, we visited at 11am on a Saturday morning and just managed to find a seat. We returned an hour later and left after seeing a queue around 30 people long. This is one of the best museums in Shanghai and is well worth the drive and weekend morning waiting to get a ticket.

⛩️ *★˚ The Shanghai Planetarium is truly world-class and amazing! You must come! 🖼️  Tickets Follow the "Shanghai Planetarium" official account ⚠️ Reservations are usually open 3 days in advance (including the day of visit) at 9:30 am, CNY 30 per person; free admission groups also need to make a reservation. ⏰ Remember to set an alarm 🌤 Exhibition reservations Please note! You must enter the planetarium before you can make a reservation for the day's exhibition, so be sure to do your homework in advance and see which exhibition your child is most interested in, as each person can only make one reservation at a time! 🔅🔅🔅 Fly Over the Galaxy: The most popular and difficult to book, 8-minute film, height restriction of 1.1 meters or more (we booked this time, similar to a 4D cinema, as if you were in a spaceship) 🔅Optical Planetarium: 5 minutes 🔅If Theater: 9 minutes 🔅Mars Mission: 30 minutes, height restriction of 1.5 meters or more 🔅Curious Planet: 45 minutes (from the outside it looks a bit like a naughty castle) 🔅Wangshu Observatory: 20 minutes 🔅Xihe Solar Tower: 30 minutes 🌤 Dome movie: CNY 40 per person, must be booked after purchasing a ticket; "Sky", "Time Travel", "Invisible Universe" 🌤 Exhibition halls The main exhibition area of the Shanghai Planetarium is divided into three parts: "Home", "Universe", and "Journey". The "Home" exhibition area is my child's favorite, and I personally think it is the most impressive exhibition area, with Fly Over the Galaxy and the Optical Planetarium. 🍱 Food There is a restaurant on B1, but the price is a bit high; it is best to bring your own food, there are many benches in the corridor where you can sit down and rest and eat. 📝 Collect stamps: I bought a small notebook in the museum for CNY 18, and you can collect stamps in the museum, there are all kinds of cute meteorite stamps, children like them, but there seems to be a time limit for collecting meteorite stamps (seems to be before 3 pm, I can't remember) 🚗🚗 The Shanghai Planetarium is very far from the city center, in the Lingang area, near Haichang Ocean Park, so these two places can be arranged together!

I had a great time in Shanghai Planetarium! There you can see sample of spaceship and how astronauts are living there, beautiful models of our planets and learn some history about the universe 🌒 📍Address: 上海市浦东新区临港大道380号 🕰️Business Hours: 09:30- 16:00 (15:00 last chance to enter) 💰Average Price per Person: 66 rmb

The Shanghai Astronomy Museum offers a fascinating dive into the world of Chinese astrology. The exhibits are meticulously curated, exploring the zodiac's history, significance, and influence on Chinese culture. Interactive displays and detailed explanations provide a deeper understanding of astrology’s role in daily life. The museum is educational, thought-provoking, and a must-visit for those interested in Chinese traditions.

Shanghai Planetarium (Shanghai Science and Technology Museum Branch), opened on July 17, 2021, is a science popularization infrastructure invested and built by the Shanghai Municipal Government that integrates education, research, collection, display, and interactive functions. It is the largest planetarium in the world. . The Shanghai Planetarium is composed of the "three-body" main building consisting of a round hole skylight, an inverted dome, and a dome theater, as well as ancillary buildings such as Wangshu Observatory and Xihe Sun Tower. It covers an area of ​​58,000 square meters and a construction area of ​​38,000 square meters. . With the exhibition theme of "Connecting People and the Universe", the entire museum has three theme exhibition areas: "Home", "Universe" and "Journey", three special exhibition areas and educational activity areas: "China Asks the Sky", "Curious Planet" and "Sail to Mars". The museum contains about 70 meteorite samples and more than 120 pieces/sets of cultural relics. It is equipped with four professional-level astronomical observation and astronomical demonstration equipment, with a total of more than 300 exhibits. Visiting by ticket takes about two and a half hours.

The Shanghai Astronomy Museum is a large science museum built by the Shanghai Municipal Government during the 13th Five-Year Plan period. It is located in the Lingang New Area and officially opened on July 17, 2021. As the world's largest astronomy museum, it covers an area of 58,000 square meters and a building area of 38,000 square meters, providing visitors with a wealth of astronomical knowledge and interactive experiences. Itinerary Morning 9:30–10:30: Arrive at the Shanghai Astronomy Museum and visit the "Home" exhibition area to experience the magnificence of the solar system and the preciousness of meteorites. 10:45–11:45: Visit the "Universe" exhibition area to explore the wonders of the universe and the laws of celestial evolution. Lunch 12:00–13:00: Enjoy astronomy-themed food at the "Galaxy Supply Station" on B1, such as "Brilliant Planet" cake and "Black Hole Latte." Afternoon 13:15–14:15: Visit the "Journey" exhibition area to learn about the history of human exploration of the universe and the beautiful vision of future astronomical development. 14:30–15:30: Experience popular projects such as "Flying Over the Galaxy" or "If Theater," which require advance reservations. Recommended Dining Galaxy Supply Station: Located on B1, it offers coffee, bread, cakes, and Western-style light meals, as well as special astronomy-themed desserts and drinks. Opening Hours, Prices, and Reservations Opening hours: 9:30–16:00 daily (last admission at 15:00), closed on Mondays (except for public holidays). Ticket prices: Regular tickets are CNY 30 per person, senior tickets are CNY 25 per person, and student tickets are CNY 15 per person. Seniors over 70 years old, children under 1.3 meters or 6 years old, and other specific groups are free. Reservation system: Online reservations (real-name system) are required. All visitors must book online in advance and select a time slot for admission. Transportation Subway: Take Metro Line 16 to the terminal station "Dishui Lake Station," exit from Exit 3 or 4, and walk 10–15 minutes to the Shanghai Astronomy Museum. Self-driving: Route 1: Middle Ring Road – Huaxia Expressway – Liangang Highway – Lingang Avenue; Route 2: Outer Ring Road – Huhu Expressway – Shengang Avenue – Lingang Avenue. Travel Tips and Photo Spots Core exhibition areas: "Home," "Universe," and "Journey" exhibition areas, each with unique experiences and interactive exhibits. Photo spots: Take a photo in front of the stunning installation in the "Home" exhibition area to capture the wonderful journey of the solar system.

🌟Highlights: The Shanghai Planetarium, the world's largest planetarium, is not only a treasure trove of knowledge but also a perfect blend of technology and aesthetics. 🌍 It is located on the beautiful Dishui Lake, just 1 km from Dishui Lake Station on Metro Line 16, making it very convenient to get to. 🚇 • Home Exhibition Area: With stunning Earth, Moon, and Sun installations, you can stroll through the solar system and feel the vastness of the universe. 🌕🌖 • Universe Exhibition Area: Explore the laws of the universe and get to the core of modern astronomy. 🌌 • Journey Exhibition Area: A panoramic view of humanity's journey to explore the mysteries of the universe, from ancient thoughts to modern observatories and research programs. 🛸 • Chinese Astronomy: Showcases the development of Chinese astronomy and the unique connection between Eastern thought and celestial phenomena. 📜 • Mars Exploration: Experience the Mars exploration program and feel the collision of science fiction and reality. 🔥 🌟Special Experiences: • Dynamic Spacecraft: Drive a 6-degree-of-freedom dynamic spacecraft, fly over the supermassive black hole at the center of the Milky Way, and explore alien civilizations on the edge of the galaxy. 🚀 • What If Theater: A wonderful surround theater where you can follow the movie's protagonist to think about the mysteries of the universe. 🎬 • VR Moonwalk: Experience the visual experience of an astronaut through VR glasses and get close to Chang'e 2, Chang'e 3, and Chang'e 4. 👀 🌟Travel Tips: • Reservation Tips: Remember to book tickets and movie tickets online in advance, and special exhibitions also need to be booked immediately after entering the museum. 📅 • Visiting Route: It is recommended to go directly to the Home Exhibition Hall after entering, then look up at the stars, and then explore other exhibition areas one by one. 🛤️ • Dining Suggestions: The food and beverage prices in the museum are relatively high, so it is recommended to bring your own food and drinks or dine at a nearby shopping mall. 🍔🥤 🌟Transportation and Time Considerations: • Opening Hours: 9:30 am–4:00 pm daily, last admission at 3:00 pm, closed on Mondays. ⏰ • Ticket Information: Adult tickets are CNY 30 per person, dome theater tickets are CNY 40 per person, and parking is CNY 4 per hour. 🅿️ 🌟Tips: • The tour takes about 3 to 5 hours, so it is recommended to wear comfortable shoes because you will be "strolling" here for a long time. 👟 • Don't forget to leave your footprints at the popular check-in points, such as the Interstellar Corridor and the Time and Space Warp Experience Area.

The dome theater in the Shanghai Planetarium has an inner diameter of 23 meters and an outer diameter of 30 meters. Half of the spherical building is suspended above the ground, and is connected to the concrete shell below by 6 support points on the side of the sphere. Between the sphere and the shell, a ring is formed, allowing sunlight to shine into the interior through the ring, forming a "solar eclipse" on the ground inside. The interior of the sphere is equipped with an 8K resolution dome projection system, advanced laser and stage performance systems, and is used to play various films. Located above the main entrance of the planetarium, the second-floor exhibition hall of the main exhibition adopts a cantilever structure, with a cantilever distance of more than 40 meters and a span of more than 60 meters. It is supported by steel shear walls on both sides, and is equipped with 10 1-ton tuned mass dampers to eliminate the vibration at the end of the cantilever. The inclination angle of the round hole corresponds to the altitude angle of the sun, and the sunlight passing through the "round hole" forms a light spot below, which moves in the square and reflection pool as time passes, forming a simple sundial with the special ground paving.

Step into space and marvel at the enormous Earth, Moon, and Sun. Take a walk through the solar system, admire precious meteorites, and face the beauty of the Milky Way. Learn about our position in space. The "Universe" exhibition area presents the wonders of the universe from five dimensions: time and space, light, gravity, elements, and life. Many interactive exhibits will take you on a journey to explore the evolution and operation of celestial bodies. The "Journey" exhibition area builds a brilliant river of scientific stars, showing the great journey of human exploration of the universe, as well as the beautiful vision of future astronomical development and space exploration, inspiring deep thinking and insight. Shanghai Planetarium has four professional astronomical observation and celestial demonstration devices. The 65 cm adaptive optical solar telescope (EAST) can observe the sun in multiple bands during the day, showing high-definition images of sunspots, prominences, flares, and more. The 1-meter dual-focus telescope (DOT) can show clear images of the moon, planets, and beautiful deep-sky objects at night.

The architectural design also highlights the theme of the astronomical galaxy by connecting with the urban ecology. The exterior of the planetarium features a large number of curves, and the landscape area outside the main building introduces spiral greenery and walkways that extend naturally outward, forming an organic connection with the surrounding "Starry Sky" park, symbolizing the spiral arms of the galaxy. The proportions of the planetarium's sphere and Dishui Lake have been intentionally adjusted to reflect the relationship between the Earth and the Sun. Themed exhibition areas: Home, Universe, Journey, China Asks the Heavens, Mars, Curious Planet, Meteorite Specimens, Astronomical Artifacts.

The Xihe Tower has three floors. The basement is equipped with a spectrometer system. The first floor is open to the public and features a solar imaging demonstration system with an adaptive optical system in the core tube observation area, which displays high-definition images of sunspots, prominences, and flares. The top floor is an astronomical dome room with a 60 cm adaptive optical solar telescope and three 12 cm full-disk solar telescopes.

Camp Information: Activity Type: Independent/Family Camp for ages 7 and above Location: No. 380, Lingang Avenue, Nanhui New City, Pudong New Area, Shanghai Activity Schedule: Morning: Gather and head to Shanghai Planetarium Home Exhibition Area (Learn about the relationship between the Sun, Earth, and Moon; solar and lunar eclipses, the causes of auroras; characteristics of the eight planets and the reason for Pluto's demotion, study the classification and research value of meteorites, etc.) Afternoon: Universe Exhibition Area (Big Bang; evolution and composition of the universe; gravity and black holes, understand the cosmic calendar, experience space-time curvature, experience the Doppler effect) Expedition Exhibition Area (Evolution of astronomical observation tools; learn about space vehicles; Chinese lunar and Mars probes; structure of the Sky Space Station) Chinese Astronomy (Vast astronomical records, unique Eastern thinking) Return Activity Highlights: 01. Home Area: Unveiling the Solar System Learn about the stories of constellations, the formation of the solar system, the formation of the Earth and Moon, the grandeur of Saturn's rings; the relationship between the Sun, Earth, and Moon; solar and lunar eclipses, the causes of auroras; Understand the characteristics of the eight planets and the reason for Pluto's demotion, study the classification and research value of meteorites, etc. 02. Universe Exhibition Area: "History of Cosmic Evolution" Understand the cosmic calendar, experience space-time curvature through experiments, experience the Doppler effect, Big Bang; evolution and composition of the universe; gravity and black holes for an "interstellar journey", find your own shadow in the parallel universe, full of sci-fi sense. 03. Expedition Exhibition Area: History of Human Exploration of the Universe Learn about the evolution of astronomical observation tools; get to know space vehicles; Chinese lunar and Mars probes; structure of the Sky Space Station From the earliest mythological stories to today's Chang'e lunar probe, to Mars exploration, how have we humans step by step explored space. Why Choose Us? 1. All tickets included, no need to rush for tickets, we buy them for you 2. Deeply experience all major exhibition halls at once, explore the mysteries of the universe 3. Selectively and reasonably complete interesting task-based explorations.

This travel guide includes ticket booking, must-see exhibitions for kids, free activities, etc. Booking: Book 3 days in advance Opening hours: 9:30-16:00 (last entry at 15:00), closed on Mondays Booking tickets: Adults: CNY30 Student ticket: CNY15 (free for children under 6 years old or seniors over 70 years old) Movie ticket: CNY40 (sold separately) Book tickets online 3 days in advance. Tickets are available at 9:30 and movie tickets are available at 10:00 (150 tickets in total) Please bring the original ID used for booking when entering the museum Transportation: Subway Line 16 [Dishui Lake Station], about a 10-minute walk Taxi: Starting fare Parking is available at the museum Must-see exhibitions: 1️⃣1F [Home] Constellations, Earth's changes, solar neighbors, explore the mysteries of the 8 planets with your kids 2️⃣2F [Universe] Interstellar travel, gravitational lens, space-time curvature, let your kids feel the birth of the universe 3️⃣3F [Journey] Galileo's study, Guanghan Lansheng, Yinghuo Adventure, learn about the history of human cosmic observation with your kids 4️⃣1F [Chinese Astronomy] Astronomical exploration process, unique astronomical system Free activities: 1️⃣Celestial Hall-1F Home World-leading full-dome digital projection + Zeiss IX optical planetarium, watch 9000+ shining stars with your kids! ⏰10 minutes 2️⃣Galaxy Leap Theater-1F Home In the 6K dynamic theater, take the [Light Chaser] ship to explore the mysteries of the galaxy with your kids! ⏰8 minutes 3️⃣If Theater-2F Universe In the If Theater, marvel at how lucky it is for humans to live in such a universe! ⏰9 minutes 4️⃣VR Moon Walk-2F Journey Show the lunar surface environment from the perspective of astronauts and simulate the real feeling of walking on the moon! ⏰3 minutes 5️⃣Heading to Mars- B1F Immersive sci-fi experience ⏰30 minutes 6️⃣Curious Planet- B1F A wonderful paradise designed for children ⏰45 minutes 7️⃣Xu He Sun Tower-Outside the main building Learn about how the solar telescope works and watch the live show of the sun ⏰30 minutes 8️⃣Wang Shu Observatory-Outside the main building Learn about the working principle of the largest popular science optical telescope in China and take a look at its true appearance ⏰20 minutes ❗❗Book online after entering the museum. Each person can only book one item at a time.

🎫 Ticket Guide: Tickets need to be purchased in advance. It is recommended to enter the information of all visitors for future reference. 🎬 Movie Tickets: Movie tickets are also available on the ticket purchase page, with more opportunities to grab tickets on time. 🎫 Project Tickets: Project tickets can only be grabbed after entering the museum. It is recommended to enter information in advance and keep the account logged in. 🍽 Lunch: There are various lunch options in the museum, but the cost performance is not high. It is recommended to use the takeaway service, and the entrance to the planetarium parking lot is the best pick-up point. 🅿 Parking: Shanghai High School parking lot provides long-term parking services at reasonable rates. 🛣 Road Fee: Driving from Wujiang, Suzhou takes 2 hours, with a one-way toll of 78 yuan. 🏢 Visit Guide: The museum is divided into four floors: B1, 1, 2, and 3. B1 has a restaurant and a paid exhibition hall, the first floor has the most important Home and China Space Pavilion, and the second floor is the Journey Pavilion. 📸 Home Pavilion: The Home Pavilion has various celestial displays, perfect for photography. 🚀 Crossing the Galaxy: Located in the Home Pavilion, it is recommended to make a reservation in advance and take a leisurely tour. 🛰 Journey Pavilion: Displays various astronomical equipment and spacecraft, which can be visited in person. 📌 Tips: After visiting the first floor, don't forget to take the escalator. There are more surprises waiting to be discovered upstairs.

Day 1: From Shenyang to Hangzhou, take the subway from the airport directly to the hotel near Longxiangqiao subway station, then take a taxi to visit the Silk Museum, and make an appointment at any time. At 4 o'clock, we took a taxi to my grandma's house opposite the Broken Bridge and had dinner. The second picture was taken at the hotel. As far as the scenic spot is concerned, the taste was okay. After dinner, we walked along the Broken Bridge and the residual snow to the Yuewang Temple to watch "The Most Reminiscent of Hangzhou". It is worth watching. The earlier you make a reservation, the better the seat will be. See Figure 4. The next day: The half-day trip to West Lake arranged by Ctrip is directly operated by Ctrip and there is no additional consumption. They also provided some tea and made round fans. We visited the Yuewang Temple again. In the afternoon, we took the high-speed train to Suzhou and checked into a B&B on Pingjiang Road, which is very close to the Humble Administrator’s Garden and Suzhou Museum. We visited Pingjiang Road and Guanqian Street in the evening. (The B&B environment is slightly worse but the location is excellent) Day 3: Book Humble Administrator’s Garden tickets with a guide on Ctrip. Be sure to find a guide, otherwise it will be like visiting a park. Just outside the south gate of the Humble Administrator's Garden is the Suzhou Museum. (You need to make an appointment in advance.) You can rent a guide at the door. The museum is not very big and can be visited in two hours. We had lunch on the way back to the B&B, it was delicious. The weather was too hot, so I took my baby back to the B&B to take a nap. I went to Qili Shantang in the evening. There were so many people there, so I decided to visit Pingjiang Road again. Day 4: In the morning, we visited Hanshan Temple in one hour. Suzhou’s small bridges, flowing water, pink walls and black tiles are really eye-catching. There are many beauties taking photos on Pingjiang Road. The weather was too hot and I didn’t want to bother my kids so I didn’t take any pictures, which is a little regretful. In the afternoon, we took a bus to a B&B near Shanghai Disneyland. (Advantages of the B&B: pick-up and drop-off, nice environment and swimming pool. Disadvantages: without supporting facilities, you can only eat instant noodles when you come back from Disneyland.) Day 5: Departure from Disneyland at 7 o’clock. I want to say that it’s a bit too much to post a separate article. Day 6: Check into a hotel-style B&B very close to Nanjing Road and the Bund at noon. The location is excellent and the environment is very good. The most important thing is that you can see the Oriental Pearl Tower from the room. I went to the Natural History Museum in the afternoon. It’s worth taking your children to see it. Be sure to rent an interpreter. The Zhending Chicken we had for dinner is really something Northeastern people can’t get used to. Day 7: Planetarium, I didn’t get a ticket, so I bought a study group ticket from Ctrip. It’s money well spent. Recommend the planetarium. Day 8: Shanghai Museum in the morning (reservation in advance) Fudan University in the afternoon, enter directly by swiping your ID card. Had dinner at Fudan Beiyuan Canteen. (Ride a shared bicycle on campus) Super convenient. Day 9: Visit the Imperial City Temple➕After dinner in Yu Garden, go straight to the airport 🔚 (I visit the well-known shops on the Bund and Nanjing Road every night, so I won’t talk about it separately)

🚉Transportation guide: Transportation: Line 16 goes directly to Dishuihu Station. Go out from Exit 4 and walk straight for about 800 meters. 🕙Business hours: Opening hours: 9:30~16:00 (last admission at 15:00) closed every Monday It is recommended to enter the museum early in the morning and go early so that you can rest and visit at the same time. If you go too late, there will be queues, there will be more people in the museum, and the visiting experience will not be good. There are also quotas for some special exhibition projects... Tickets: ①Adults￥30, seniors￥25, students￥151m3 or under 6 years old are free of charge ②Purchase tickets: Buying three days in advance is too much. For example, today is 12/16, and three days later, 12/18. Monday is the closing day, so I can’t buy it. I want to buy tickets for 12/19, but I can’t buy them (Picture 4) Tickets: ①Adults￥30, seniors￥25, students￥151m3 or under 6 years old are free of charge 🗓Itinerary: Level 1 "Homeland", the main content is the earth, the eight planets and the Milky Way river system. On the 2nd floor "Universe", you can go through the interstellar corridor and start exploring atoms, black holes, etc., and you will get more popular science knowledge. The third floor, "Journey", tells the story of human exploration of space and contains more theoretical knowledge. After viewing the third floor, you can take the direct elevator to the B1 floor. There is a large dining area where you can eat. There is also a very suitable place for taking pictures - the corner staircase. When the light comes in, the white wall and the The intertwining of light and shadow, the artistic conception is so beautiful Floor 4, Home 1F: Earth, Moon and Sun. The birth, evolution and development of the earth The alternation of day and night that we experience every day alternately demonstrates the precious meteorites, which are very beautiful and shocking. Universe 2F: Space-time, light, gravity, elements and life [Interstellar] Art Gallery is a light and shadow passage, an immersive experience Journey 2F: Humanity and the Universe, the understanding and exploration of the universe, there are many astronomical achievements on display, and there are also unprecedented space capsule displays. [Tianhe Core Cabin] 5. (Reservations for exhibition courses) Reservations can be made after the special exhibition enters the museum Each game has a quota limit (18). It depends on hand speed and luck. There are so many places that you can’t watch them all, and you can’t get an appointment (if you are interested, make a guide in advance and make an appointment in advance) 📝Note tips: ·Provide large luggage storage, and of course there are some free lockers ·Provide wheelchair and stroller rentals To summarize: Tickets are hard to get and there are many restrictions, which makes many friends feel that the experience is poor. If you are not particularly interested, there is no need to travel so far! If you are not particularly interested, there is no need to be obscene There is also a free children's park next to the planetarium - Sponge Park, and a free unpowered children's park (Exit 4 of Dishui Lake). It's very nice to stop by after leaving the museum.

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Intercontinental of Shanghai Dishui Lake, sleep in the interstellar cabin! On this suddenly cooling weekend, come and check in the "one island-hotel" in Magic City. The gorgeously returned Intercontinental Hotel of Shanghai Dishui Lake, overlooking the sparkling waves of Dishui Lake, enjoys a private 100,000 square meters island. From an aerial view, the overall shape is like a peach blossom blooming gracefully on the lake, like a beautiful dwelling in the 'Peach Blossom Spring'. The moment you enter the lobby is undoubtedly amazing, with a 20-meter-high lobby and natural lighting, the top reflects the ripples of water through projection. The reception island adopts a strong golden color and the radiating chandelier extended from the water drop shape, and the wine cabinet on the front of the lobby lounge creates visual tension, easily posting beautiful pictures *Hidden under the five graceful 'petals' are 281 luxurious guest rooms. At this stage, only the guest rooms in areas C and D are open. These two areas are closer to the lake and have a better view. The guest rooms are spacious and transparent, with suite areas ranging from 85 square meters to 114 square meters. 80% of the guest rooms have cruise-style viewing balconies and spacious rest areas, fully creating a holiday atmosphere. Rich holiday facilities/authentic Chinese and foreign cuisine Nandao Food Collection All-day Restaurant, Caifeng Building Chinese Restaurant, Korean Specialty Restaurant, Lobby Bar, etc. integrate Chinese and foreign cuisines, bringing guests a delicate encounter and colorful food experience. The carefully crafted private and luxurious exclusive club Xingyuan Yaji is a secret place in the hotel, and the swimming pool enjoys the lake light and green waves The outdoor infinity pool is a highlight of the hotel, connected with the lake light, swimming while enjoying the beautiful scenery, not losing the experience of the sea, the indoor constant temperature swimming pool is comfortable and pleasant, and you can swim all year round. Not far from Nanhui Zui Seaview Park, Haichang Ocean Park, Planetarium, and Maritime Museum, you can play all the way, The Shanghai Planetarium is so popular that tickets are hard to come by. With an investment of 600 million and 58,000 square meters, the vast universe in The Wandering Earth seems to be in front of you, so be sure to squat in advance. . Shanghai Wildlife Park is also nearby, h giraffes and alpacas, flamingos and zebras, and super Q fennec foxes. ⭐[Play Projects) 1. The hotel has its own infinity pool, and you have to swim into Dishui Lake! There is also a gym with lake view and indoor constant temperature swimming pool! 2. The hotel has a particularly recommended non-powered children's playground! It's suitable for both big friends and little friends! There are many experiences inside! You can play for most of the day! 3. The water club around the hotel! You can experience tail wave surfing, kayaking, etc. Hoarding more than a thousand packages can also include you sailing around the lake to enjoy freedom! ⭐[Restaurant Features) The hotel has a full-day buffet restaurant in Nandao Food Collection and a Whale Bull Korean specialty restaurant suitable for drinking beer and eating barbecue! There is also a Chinese restaurant Caifeng Building!

If you're yearning for a vacation without leaving Shanghai, then I must introduce you to Lingang! I spent a delightful weekend there with my mother and child, spanning over three days and two nights, and discovered a plethora of enjoyable activities! 🚗 Our itinerary was as follows: Day 1: From downtown Shanghai to Lingang Jinjiang International Resort Hotel - Afternoon tea at the hotel - Lingang Science and Technology Library Day 2: Swimming at the hotel - Shanghai Planetarium - Beachcombing Day 3: Dripping Lake - Maritime Museum 🏨 About the hotel: We stayed at the newly opened Lingang Jinjiang International Resort Hotel! Its location is superb, nestled between the convention center and the Science and Technology Library, making it incredibly convenient to reach various attractions. My mother was particularly pleased with this choice. 🌸 Upon entering, we were greeted by a luxurious and lofty lobby design - truly a sight to behold. 🌸 We booked an apartment-style suite🏡, which is perfect for family outings like ours! The room features a spacious❗️spacious❗️spacious❗️ two-bedroom and one-living-room design, complete with an open kitchen and dining area, allowing everyone to enjoy a harmonious atmosphere while maintaining privacy. The room was cozy, giving us a homely feeling, equipped with high-end toiletries, a Dyson hairdryer, and a specially designed children's world that delighted my child to no end! 🌸 You must visit their swimming pool! It's extravagantly decorated! Not only does it have a regular pool, but also a children's play pool, a massage pool, and more! The water temperature is also just right. 🌸 We sampled their afternoon tea and dinner, rest assured, everything was delicious and satisfying. ⛱️ Fun activities include: 1⃣️ Lingang Science and Technology Library: Located right next to the hotel, it's super convenient to visit. This library, devoid of any physical books, houses many technologically advanced interactive exhibits, offering education through entertainment. 2⃣️ Shanghai Planetarium: Remember to buy tickets three days in advance. There are plenty of tickets after the summer vacation, and it's worth a visit. 3⃣️ Shanghai Maritime Museum: Maritime enthusiasts can visit to gain knowledge, although interactive content is limited. 4⃣️ Beachcombing: When in Lingang, you must visit the "Mirror of the Sky". Check the tide times in advance, and avoid going at night as it's not allowed. 5⃣️ Dripping Lake: The scenery is beautiful and leisurely. You can stroll around or camp⛺️, it's perfect for autumn. 6⃣️ If you have more time, you can also visit Haichang Ocean Park, which is great for taking the kids out!

Here is a detailed 3-day itinerary in Shanghai: Day 1: Arrive at Hongqiao Railway Station at noon, then check in at a homestay on Nanjing East Road. After settling in, start exploring Shanghai. Remaining time on Day 1: Eat Shengjian Bao on Nanjing East Road - M Bean Flagship Store - Lego Flagship Store - Yu Garden - Return to the accommodation. Day 2: Shanghai Planetarium - Yuyuan Road - Dingxi Road - Return to the accommodation - The Bund - Daimaru Department Store to experience the turning elevator - Return to the accommodation. Day 3: Tongji University - Xuhui Academy - Xuhui Catholic Church - Shanghai Center Tower and its surroundings - Yu Garden - Return to the accommodation. Half day on Day 4: Take the subway from the accommodation to Pudong International Airport, then take the Maglev back, and visit the Maglev Science Museum at the same time. Then leave Shanghai by train at noon. Summary: 1. Always walking, so shoes are important. 2. Shanghai's Shengjian Bao is really delicious. The Shengjian Bao next to our accommodation is eaten by local residents, and it's not worse than the popular restaurants. 3. Originally wanted to go to Fudan University Handan Campus, but didn't make a reservation. Went to nearby Tongji University instead, which was also very good. 4. If the weather is bad, you can skip the Shanghai Center Tower. We went there on a cloudy and rainy day, but because we were leaving the next day, we still went up, thinking that maybe the clouds were only halfway up, and at least we could see the scenery above the clouds. But after going up, we couldn't see anything in the white fog. However, we didn't go in vain, we took the fastest elevator in the world. 5. Couldn't make a reservation for the Planetarium online, but you can queue up on the spot on the day. We bought tickets on the spot. 6. The peach gum soup with glutinous rice balls and papaya milk at Tangwu Sugar Water House on Yuyuan Road is really delicious, 28 yuan for a bowl. 7. When traveling with a child, you need to be mentally prepared. Whether you can walk or not, whether the child is interested in the places you go, directly affects the quality of the trip. I discussed with my child about the places we went, so the overall atmosphere of the trip was harmonious. Tips: 1. How to make a reservation to visit Fudan University? Search for 'Fudan Information Office' on WeChat. 2. There are tickets for the Planetarium on the spot, when does the queue start? You can queue up to buy tickets on the spot, the specific time depends on the situation of the day. I tried to grab tickets for several days but didn't get any. But my child is interested in astronomy, so I checked a lot of strategies at the time, saying that you can also queue up to buy tickets on the spot on the day. I wasn't sure, so I called the Planetarium. The staff answered quite tactfully, 'If there are returned tickets, there will be some tickets on the spot, but you need to queue up early.' Our situation on the day was like this: We originally planned to queue up at 8:30 in the morning, but because it was raining and cold in the morning, we were afraid that the child would catch a cold, so we didn't rush and arrived at around 9:20. When we arrived, we started to queue up. Maybe because the weather was bad, there weren't many people in line in front of us. Tickets started to be sold at 9:30, and it took less than 20 minutes for us to enter the venue. We were quite lucky. Transportation: 1. We took the subway from Nanjing East Road Subway Station to Drip Lake Subway Station, and it took less than an hour and a half without taking the direct Line 16 or the big station bus. 2. Drip Lake Subway Station - Planetarium, you can walk, it's quite close. We took a taxi at the time because we were in a hurry to buy tickets and were afraid of delaying time. Queue: There are two queues on the spot, the right queue (near the ticket window) is for buying tickets on the spot, and the other queue is for those who have made reservations online. Many strategies say that there is already a long queue at 8:30 in the morning, but when we arrived at nearly half past nine, there were only about a hundred people in front of us, so it depends on the situation. Our situation on the day was a working day during the winter vacation and the weather was not very good (it was only raining in the morning, and it had stopped raining when we arrived at the Planetarium).

🌟Highlights: The venue is very large with three floors. Both children and adults have gained knowledge. After coming back, they will draw a planet every day. Many people say that tickets are hard to get, but it's actually okay. Set the alarm at 9:28, tickets start selling at 9:30. There will be five minutes for us to fill in the information, and submit it on time at 9:35 to get the tickets. ⏳Play time: Because we couldn't make reservations for the movies and activities inside the venue, we played for half a day, but the children were still very happy. 👎Least recommended: There are too many people, you can't turn around in the first floor venue. Halfway through the queue for the electronic explanation device, they said they were all rented out.

Address: No. 380, Lingang Avenue, Pudong New Area, Shanghai Transportation: For green travel, you can take Metro Line 16 to Dishui Lake Station. It is about 70 kilometers from the city if you drive by yourself. There are plenty of parking spaces, but the charging piles are not open to the public. Tour Experience: The Shanghai Science and Technology Museum's planetarium branch is also the hardest place to book in Shanghai. The ticket price is very low, and the cost performance is extremely high. It closes at 16:00 on weekdays, and stops admitting visitors at 15:00. After entering the museum, you can borrow an explainer on the right hand side for 20 yuan each, which is very helpful to listen to the explanation while walking, after all, a lot of astronomical knowledge is hard science. On the left hand side of the first floor of the museum, the QR code on the spray painting can be used to book dome and other films. Each film has a fixed playing time, it is recommended to book in advance, ask the specific location and then arrange the visit in your spare time. The core of the entire planetarium is a sphere, the interior is a huge dome cinema, and the exterior is the base of the earth projection. The dome movie 'Vault of Heaven' is beautifully made, but it is a pity that it is relatively short. It ends abruptly when you are still longing for more. The replica astronomical chart shows the understanding of the starry sky by ancient Chinese astronomers. The moon model with AR equipment can more intuitively understand the moon's ring mountains and the Sea of Tranquility. The Saturn ring model is visually clear. The meals in the museum restaurant need to be improved. The temporary exhibition on the first floor underground interprets light and shadow through the brushed metal surface, which is also very interesting. A science popularization and highly interactive exhibition hall, recommended for family parent-child activities.

I heard that the tickets are hard to grab, my awesome friend got it done It's still one drag three haha We made an appointment for the 12:30 session, Don't even think about parking The planetarium's own parking lot has long stopped entering There is another parking lot 400 meters ahead (The parking fee seems to be four yuan and five yuan per hour) Only one car can enter when one car comes out The queue is all over a dozen cars If there are friends staying nearby It is recommended to stop at the hotel The movie is also booked, um, it's good to sleep. There are many projects that can only be booked after entering the venue and checking tickets We didn't have experience this time and didn't make an appointment Other buddies can pay attention to the public number as soon as they enter The others are... there are many people We have a cursory look at a lot of astronomical knowledge This is completely due to personal ignorance After taking pictures and watching the movie, we retreated Oh, his b1 has catering, croissant bread 38, pasta 58 (paper box) Just give you a reference for this price

Although the Shanghai Planetarium, located in the outskirts of Shanghai, has not been completed for a long time, it has always been at the forefront of popular exhibition halls in Shanghai. Although I really want to visit once, it is really difficult to make an appointment for weekend tickets. Make a strategy on the Internet in advance and make an appointment on time, and finally get the admission ticket. If you drive to the Shanghai Planetarium and encounter a crowded exhibition hall parking lot. You can drive a few hundred meters further, and the free parking lot in the Sponge Park next door is larger and there are more parking spaces. As expected, the planetarium is hard to get a ticket. The content and display in the exhibition hall are very rich and worth watching. The first thing you get when you enter the exhibition hall is a feast of light and shadow about the universe and planets. In such an atmosphere, the content that originally seemed a bit void and boring also becomes vivid. This can attract the attention of children and get them into the world of astronomy. In the endless universe, everything seems so small. Walking through the star river projection with the shadow, our figure can also appear in it, and it affects the change of the star river. Even the smallest of us is unique. Come to the planetarium, it seems that not only children, but also we adults have time to think. If you like everything related to astronomy, come here to visit, one day is really not enough. After all, there are many viewing contents to watch. When you come to the planetarium, just slow down and take a closer look!

Hi~ Welcome to Peppa Pig's channel for parenting tips~ I took my child to the planetarium for a day trip on the weekend, stayed up for 2 nights to organize a super complete guide, please accept it with both hands! 🌈'My Route' Planetarium 1F Home➡️2F Universe + Journey➡️3F Inverted Dome➡️Lunch➡️B1 Curious Planet➡️Xu He Sun Tower➡️Dripping Lake Cycling Planetarium (three major exhibition areas) 【1F-Home】🌍 Constellations, Earth changes, Moon, Saturn's rings, kaleidoscope, celestial hall, leap across the galaxy theater are all here 【2F-Universe】🛸Universe calendar, space-time bending, elements above and below the sky 【2F-Journey】🛰️Galileo's study, Guanghan Lansheng, Mars adventure 【3F-Inverted Dome】The white rotating staircase is stroller-friendly, my child walked up and down the stairs N times😂 【B1】Here are the Curious Planet, a super large and super thin Earth, restaurant, etc. 🎈Surrounding Parenting The planetarium closes at 4 pm, we went cycling at Dripping Lake after leaving the museum, and saw a beautiful sunset. Share a few good parenting places around👇 1️⃣Starry Sky Territory Sponge Park (written before) It's next to the planetarium, the park is very large and suitable for cycling, there are also children's playground, small train, camping, barbecue, kayaking, etc. 2️⃣Dripping Lake Cycling around Dripping Lake is very comfortable, there is also a super large children's playground next to it, a lot of non-powered equipment, you need to bring your own tools for digging sand 3️⃣Duo Yun Academy Newly opened, no appointment needed to enter ❤️🧡💛💚💙🤎 🔖I am Peppa Pig👩🏻 ✨Share high-quality travel guides and fun parenting places every week🌟 👉Notes have been classified👏Welcome to follow

#shanghaitrip My visit to the Shanghai Planetarium was a stellar experience that transcended traditional museum expectations. Located in the Lingang area, this cutting-edge institution stands as a beacon of scientific exploration and architectural marvel. The planetarium's striking design, resembling an otherworldly celestial orb, immediately captured my attention. Inside, state-of-the-art technology brought the universe to life through immersive shows, interactive exhibits, and breathtaking displays. The Dome Cinema, with its high-resolution projections, transported me to distant galaxies and celestial wonders. Adjacent to the Shanghai Planetarium is the Lingang Big Bamboo Sea, a scenic natural area offering a serene contrast to the cosmic journey. The nearby Dishui Lake added a touch of tranquility, perfect for a leisurely stroll. The Lingang area is also home to the Shanghai Haichang Ocean Park, providing a delightful marine-themed experience for families. The Shanghai Planetarium is a must-visit for science enthusiasts and curious minds. Its location in Lingang allows for seamless exploration of nearby attractions, creating a perfect blend of cosmic wonder and earthly beauty in the dynamic cityscape of Shanghai. #china #asia #shanghai