A place in Shanghai that sounds boring but is actually fun

Shanghai Film Park (also known as Shanghai Film and Television Park or Chedun Film Park) is a film and television shooting base featuring old Shanghai architecture. It is also a great place for tourists to experience the charm of old Shanghai. It's a great place to take photos. Address and transportation • Address: No. 211, Cheting Highway, Chedun Town, Songjiang District, Shanghai • Transportation: • Subway: Take Metro Line 1 to "Lianhua Road Station", then transfer to Lianshi Line, Lianjin Line or Shangshi Line bus, get off at "Chedun Station", and walk about 500 meters to reach the destination • Jinshan Railway: Take Jinshan Railway from Shanghai South Railway Station to "Chedun Station", walk or ride about 1.7 kilometers • Self-driving: Navigate to "Shanghai Film Park West Gate", there is a parking lot at the west gate, with plenty of parking spaces Opening hours and tickets • Opening hours: Weekdays (including weekdays and weekends) 8:30-16:30, holidays 8:30-17:30 • Tickets: Adult tickets are 80 yuan, and online reservations usually have discounted prices, ranging from 40 to 70 yuan Recommended tour route • Time Tunnel: A newly built area with telephone booths and green trains, as if starting a time travel • Nanjing Road: Simulates Nanjing Road in the 1930s, with various old Shanghai-style buildings on both sides • Shikumen Alley: Feel the taste of the old city • Mahler Villa: Features the architectural style of old Shanghai houses • Old Train Station: A place suitable for taking wedding photos • Tram Experience: You can take a tram to experience the transportation of old Shanghai Shanghai Film Park is a great place to take photos Dress suggestions • Retro style: Wear retro-style clothes, such as cheongsam, robes, etc., to better blend into the atmosphere of old Shanghai • Plain clothes: Choose plain or simple clothes to avoid color conflicts with the background buildings and make the photos more harmonious Recommended photo spots • Nanjing Road: Simulates Nanjing Road in the 1930s, with various old Shanghai-style buildings on both sides, very suitable for taking street photos • Shikumen Alley: Feel the taste of the old city, and take some photos with a sense of life • Mahler Villa: Features the architectural style of old Shanghai houses, suitable for taking some elegant retro photos • Tram: You can sit on the tram or take photos next to the tram to experience the transportation of old Shanghai Photography tips • Light selection: Try to take photos when there is plenty of natural light, such as in the morning or evening, when the light is soft and can better highlight the details of people and buildings • Angle change: Try different shooting angles, such as overhead shots, low-angle shots, etc., to show different perspectives and effects • Background blur: Use a large aperture lens to blur the background and make the characters stand out Other notes • Food recommendation: There are some restaurants and snack stalls in the park where you can taste authentic Shanghai cuisine • Photography suggestion: This place is suitable for taking photos, especially for tourists who like the charm of old Shanghai