The architecture of the 1933 Old Millfun blends the characteristics of the East and the West. In the building you can see the style of an ancient Roman basilica, and the basic structure of the outer circle and inner square also coincides with the traditional concept of “heaven and earth” in Chinese fengshui. The infinite changes between light, shadow, and space present a unique architectural wonder. The 1933 old Millfun is a unique creative park area transformed from a slaughterhouse. It has a unique design and amazing space. It has hosted large-scale commercial activities such as the Ferrari F1 party and the 50th Anniversary of Radar. The Tiny Times was filmed here. When the weather is good, you can also see a lot of new couples shooting wedding photos here. The whole building is simple and unpretentious, and the atmosphere is down to earth. Only by careful observation can you detect the ingenuity of the original designer from the delicate decorative details that seem to be almost inadvertent. Such smooth production processes, sophisticated building structures, and excellent architectural designs actually appeared in Shanghai nearly a hundred years ago as a milestone. Old Millfun is much less crowded than Xintiandi and Tianzifang. The weekend may be more popular. I suggest you choose a sunny off day to visit. No. 29, Shajing Road, Hongkou District Transportation: Metro Line 4, Line 10 to Hailun Road Station (take Exit 2), walk about 10 minutes after exiting the station. Open hours: Mon through Sun 09:00 - 22:00