Escape into the East Pavilion of the Shanghai Library during summer to read, visit exhibitions, and travel the world

The Marco Polo exhibition at the East Pavilion of the Shanghai Library doesn't have many exhibits but focuses heavily on the experience. Almost every section is interactive. Dad was quite serious about it, and kids can also find their own fun The exhibition starts from Marco Polo's hometown of Venice, passing through deserts🏜️, grasslands, and oceans... The space transitions follow the exploration of that time, and finally, AI Marco Polo even travels to the future~~ Overall, it is more recommended for slightly older children, but younger kids can also purely enjoy the experience, with some basic introductions and knowledge provided. ✅ Talk with AI Marco Polo (you can ask questions using a 🎤, but the range of questions is quite limited, many of which made me think beyond the scope 😂) ✅ Venice Light and Shadow Space (p2, it's quite beautiful here) ✅ Desert Light and Shadow Space (p5, the atmosphere is nice) ✅ Maritime Silk Road (p6, simulates sailing on the sea, kids love it here 😂 and can play for a long time) ✅ MR Experience (p9, you can enter the virtual space in a second, with scenes from Hangzhou, Fuzhou Tulou, Dunhuang Devil City, and Beijing) 📍Location: First floor of the East Pavilion of the Shanghai Library 📆 Exhibition time: Until 10.7, 9 AM - 7 PM 🏝️ Reservation guide: No reservation needed 🚗 Transportation guide: Self-driving underground parking, 8r/hour 💗 Other tips: Weekend single ticket 60r, parent-child ticket 88r, free for children under 1 meter