Shanghai World Expo Museum

📌Geographical Location The World Expo Museum is located on the west bank of the Huangpu River, facing the former China Pavilion, now the China Art Museum, across the river. It is currently the only official World Expo Museum in the world. Here, you can not only learn about the Shanghai World Expo, but also the origin and development of the World Expo, which is indeed a good place to gain knowledge. 🕔Transportation and Time Take the subway line 13 and get off at the World Expo Museum station, you can directly reach this museum. What's more surprising is that this museum is free to the public, except for Mondays, it provides services from 9:00 to 17:00 at other times. 💫Origin The World Expo was originally called the World's Fair, which was held in London, England in 1851. It was conceived by Queen Victoria's husband Prince Albert and inventor Henry Cole. At that time, Britain was enjoying the benefits of the Industrial Revolution and was in its heyday. The exhibition hall at that time was called the Crystal Palace, which could be easily assembled and disassembled, but unfortunately it was destroyed by fire later. 🔊Exhibition Form The museum mainly displays the time and historical background of each exhibition held according to the timeline, as well as the theme of the exhibition, which makes people sigh at the leap-forward development of human civilization brought about by industrialization. 🫂Revisiting the Shanghai World Expo The most exciting exhibition is the final act located at the end of the exhibition hall: the Shanghai World Expo exhibition, which allows us to relive those exciting highlights. The Shanghai World Expo can be said to be the largest in scale over the years, it showcases the latest ingenious ideas from all over the world, and of course, a rich and colorful culture. At the same time, it also gave Chinese civilization a chance to show the world. ⭐Dynamic Riverside Scene at Qingming Festival It can be said to be a highlight of the museum. In this Riverside Scene at Qingming Festival, people and animals come alive, and there are also changes in day and night, which can be described as vivid and vivid. 🌻Step into Van Gogh This is a touring exhibition currently being held by the museum. The scene is full of decorations with Van Gogh as the theme, sunflowers, starry sky, and various novel peripheral cultural creations. Art-loving friends must not miss it.