Free attractions that Shanghai must visit.

1. Shanghai Post Museum: Originally the building of Shanghai General Post Office, it has a history of nearly 100 years. 1924 completed, magnificent and elegant. At that time, it was the "Top Ten Buildings in Shanghai" and its business hall was the "First Hall in the Far East". The development history of China postal service and the exhibition of postal facilities in the library have benefited people a lot.

2. Huoshan Park: Founded in 19 17, it was once frequented by many Jewish refugees during World War II. After half a year's renovation, hundreds of square meters of leisure areas have been added in the park, and the former nursery has also become a greenway. British-style galleries, pavilions and tile puzzles are suitable for shooting ~

3. Duolun Road: Duolun Road, a century-old beach, and Duolun Road Cultural Celebrity Street are an unmissable stop in Shanghai Road. Lu Xun, Qu Qiubai, Guo Moruo, Mao Dun, Ye Shengtao and other famous writers in the history of modern literature in China once lived and worked here, which is a veritable "hometown of modern literature".

4. Yin Shan Road: Yin Shan Road, formerly known as Shigaota Road, was built in191year, with a length of only about 500 meters. This is a natural modern residential "museum", with early garden houses and new alley buildings with good quality preserved on both sides of the road, the most famous of which is Qian Ai Garden Alley.

5. Peace Park: Peace Park, built in 1958, formerly known as Basket Park, is a comprehensive park featuring traditional garden style. At present, there are Baihua Garden, Huaguoshan, Hu Xin Pavilion and other scenic spots in the park, as well as animal museums, aquariums, exhibition halls and other buildings and various activity facilities.

6. Huoshan Park: Huoshan Park near Tilanqiao is a "villain" park often mentioned by Hongkou population. Although the area is small, it is very memorable.

7. Kunshan Park: The century-old Kunshan Park in Hongkou is also the favorite place of the old people. Although the area is small, it is full of British customs after reconstruction, and it is as beautiful as the back garden of the Earl's House, especially the century-old acacia, which is only available in Shanghai.

8. Building a bookstore: On the North Bund of Huangpu River, there is such a bookstore, with wooden walls, unique ceilings, classical and exquisite furnishings, and wide and bright French windows, which is praised by Harry Potter fans as "the place in Shanghai that is most like Hogwarts".

9. 1933 Old Factory: It used to be the location of running men, formerly known as the slaughterhouse of Shanghai Ministry of Industry. Witnessed the mystery of time and space change and the magic of artistic awakening, and became the representative of oriental art.

10, Luxun Park: Founded in 1896, it is a city park with a history of one hundred years. It has been open for 1 18 years. At present, Shanghai's first Chinese herbal medicine popular science education base "Baicaoyuan" has also settled in Luxun Park, where you can get close contact with 130 kinds of Chinese herbal medicines.