Shanghai History Museum (People's Square) Review

The building is beautiful, the net red punch card is really very tall, and the various displays inside are also very reasonable and beautiful. You can understand the history of Shanghai in a roughly circle. There is an electronic interpreter. It is best to have manual explanations. It can make children better understand and feel. The teacher who asked outside is too expensive. Under normal circumstances, various museums have regular explanation services

The Shanghai History Museum is located in the central area of Shanghai. The transportation is very convenient. You can make an appointment to visit, or you can scan the code on the spot to visit. From the ancient times of Shanghai to the ancient times of Shanghai to the modern and modern times, it is divided into different floors and museum rooms, which is very detailed!

Shanghai History Museum is in a very flavorful old building on the west side of People's Park, surrounded by tall modern buildings around People's Square, but it is a treasure museum that shows the local history of Shanghai. Enter the building from a large hall to start the visit, followed by the textbook theme of the local museum, from ancient times. However, the climax of Shanghai's history still has to come from the opening, and the museum also shows many unique exhibits. In addition, Shanghai is a key location for the Chinese revolution, and the museum has also spent a lot of time displaying it. The top floor of the museum building overlooks the People's Park and has a western restaurant. Good facilities and direct drinking water.

Shanghai is a historical museum located at No. 325 Nanjing West Road, Huangpu District, Shanghai, located in the historical style reserve of Shanghai People's Square, on the west side of People's Park. It is a landmark museum that comprehensively reflects Shanghai's 6000-year-old local history and revolutionary history.

It is worth a visit, with a strong atmosphere of historical relics. I directly brushed my ID card and came in. There are also many exhibits, introducing the historical development of Shanghai