A gathering place for photography enthusiasts and models - 1933 Old Millfun

Located at No. 611 Liyang Road, Shanghai, 1933 Old Millfun covers an area of more than 32,000 square meters. It was once the largest slaughterhouse in the Far East - the Shanghai Municipal Council Slaughterhouse. The "1933" in its name is the year the slaughterhouse was built. The building is in the style of an ancient Roman basilica, while the basic structure of a square exterior and round interior reflects the traditional Chinese concept of "a round sky and a square earth," a fusion of Chinese and Western wisdom. Today, it has become a gathering place for photography enthusiasts and models. The wide umbrella-shaped columns, combined with the staggered corridors, triangular stairs, giant spiral stairs, and parallel stairs, create a complex space of light and shadow, making you feel as if you have entered Monument Valley. 1933 Old Millfun is a great place to take photos. It is also a fashion and art space. During the day, there are drama performances, exhibitions, art performances, and training sessions. The creative design agencies and shops with high-value industrial decoration styles attract people to stop and admire. In the evening, there are runway shows, brand launches, and dinner parties, with dazzling lights and music.