This is a mysterious and cultural check-in spot in Shanghai | 1933 Old Millfun

🌟Highlights: The previous life of Shanghai 1933 Old Millfun was the Slaughterhouse of the Ministry of Works, which was built in the 1930s and later designed by the famous British designer Balfours. The basic structure integrates the traditional concept of 'heaven is round and the earth is square' in Chinese Feng Shui. 'Beamless roof', 'umbrella column', 'corridor', 'spiral staircase', 'cattle road' and many other characteristic styles, the infinite changes of light and space present a unique building. 📍Detailed address: No. 611, Liyang Road, Hongkou District, Shanghai 🕙Business hours: 9:00 am—22:00 pm (Architecture photography enthusiasts can arrive around noon, the most feeling) 🚉Traffic strategy: About 350 meters walk from Exit 3 of Linping Road Station on Line 4 ❤Recommended reason: The reason I like it here is because it has a sense of architecture, from the structural system to the spatial relationship, you can take different photos from every angle, the strong industrial style gray walls and stairs, the staggered column platform architecture. In addition, it is also a cultural industry park, with office areas, western restaurants, coffee areas, small souvenir shops, etc. 🧳Travel advice: Those who like the dark series can wear black or dark clothes to take cool photos! 📝tips: This is also one of the filming locations of the movie 'Tiny Times'!