[2025 Shanghai Attraction] Travel Guide for Shanghai Natural History Museum (Updated Jul)

A spectacular natural museum in Shanghai that will leave you in awe as soon as you step inside.✨ The museum features life-sized animal models, along with preserved specimens. Inside, there are multiple zones showcasing animals from prehistoric times to various species. The exhibits are incredibly detailed, and some, like the dinosaurs, even roar and move! 🦖 💰 Average price per person: 30 yuan 🚇 Transportation: Metro, Shanghai Natural Museum Station, Exit 1

The most worthwhile museum to visit! Shanghai natural history museum The entrance fee is only about 150 baht, but the experience is worth it. Inside, there are exhibits on the history of various animals, from insects, butterflies, shellfish to dinosaurs and large animals like deer. Each floor has different exhibits, so it's not boring. There is also a souvenir shop to buy souvenirs to take home. It's great for families, especially if you bring children with you. I guarantee that they will love it. Another highlight is the flower garden next to the museum. When I went, the flowers were in full bloom. It was very beautiful. It's another place that you shouldn't miss. You can travel by subway or call Didi, which is convenient. #ShanghaiTravel #naturalhistorymuseum #Shanghai

#LongHolidayTravelPlan ⸻ Day 1 – Light and quiet in the city center • Visit Shanghai Natural History Museum, walk slowly and enjoy the nature zone • Continue to Yuyuan Old Street, walk to see antiques, tea, local snacks • Find something to eat in the area and do some light shopping • Stop by a quiet cafe and soak up the atmosphere before going back ⸻ Day 2 – Day of Inspiration • Start the day with New Sukiyaki Buffet, eat slowly • Walk around Wukang Mansion, take pictures in quiet corners Old architecture • Walk around Huaihai Road, find a cute shop and stop by • Shop at Huas Nowhere, a shop with a unique and stylish design • Dinner at Butterful & Creamorous, a warm and gentle shop ⸻ Day 3 – Riverside, cool breeze, light heart • Morning walk at The North Bund, a quiet corner of the river • Continue to The Bund, see the old and new buildings alternate perfectly • End with a simple lunch at Five Guys, then walk around to say goodbye ⸻ Day 4 – Prepare to go back • Wake up late, pack your bags without rushing • Sip coffee lightly, end the trip with a good feeling ⸻ #TravelChina #Shanghai

Day 1 Morning: Depart from Bangkok to Shanghai ✈️🇨🇳 📍Address: Check in at Home Inn Plus (Shanghai Xintiandi Lujiabang) Evening: Visit the 400-year-old Yiyuan Garden, have dinner ✨ Day 2 Morning: Visit the Shanghai Natural History Museum 🦕 Afternoon: Visit Starbucks Reserve Roastery ☕️ Evening: Shanghai City Bus Sightseeing, take a bus to see Shanghai at night 🚌 Day 3 Morning: Visit the Shanghai Astronomical Museum, the largest in the world 🪐 Afternoon: Enjoy the view of the Western-style architectural buildings The Bund and Waidan Beach 🌃 Evening: Visit Nanjing Road, go shopping, and have dinner 🛍️ Day 4 Morning: Visit the Shanghai Ocean Aquarium 🐠 Afternoon: Visit the Thousand Trees Building 🌳 Evening: Enjoy the view from the 118th floor of the Shanghai Tower 🏙️ Day 5 Morning: Visit the North Bund Green Land Park 🏞️ Line: Visit the Shanghai Automobile Museum 🚗 Afternoon: Visit the Union Church, a European-style architecture ⛪️ Evening: Visit the Xintiandi area and have dinner 🍔 Day 6 Visit Shanghai Disneyland all day 🎡 Day 7 Travel back to Thailand ✈️🇹🇭 #TravelChina #PlanTravelChina #PlanTravelHoliday

📌Highlights that make you want to scream at the camera • Dinosaur Hall is like... so magnificent. The T-Rex & friends models are really big. Not just the size, but the vibe! Walking through here feels like you've stepped into a real-life version of the Jurassic World movie. • Evolution Zone - The aesthetics are arranged from microbes to humans. The lighting and space design are so good that you'll want to pick up your camera every second. • Large ancient stuffed animals with tiger, bear, elephant, and mammoth vibes! It's like walking through a Netflix documentary, but you can actually film and feel the vibe. • Interactive Zone - Press the button and be amazed. There are touch screens, mapping, and AR in some areas (I must say that kids love it, and adults have fun too). 📌Overall feel: • Every angle takes great photos (good lighting, controlled tone design). • Content is dense, but easy to understand, and not stressful. • There are both educational and aesthetic aspects. • Great for content lovers and intellectual couples. 📌Tips • It's best to go on weekdays. There aren't many people, so you can get a no-photobomb format. • Prepare plenty of camera memory. Because there are plenty of photo spots! • There is a cafe nearby, you can walk straight away without losing your mood. • Wi-Fi is available, but you may need to scan the WeChat QR code (check first). 📌How to get to the museum: • By subway (Metro): • Line 13: Get off at “Shanghai Natural History Museum” station, take exit 1, and walk for about 2 minutes to the museum. • Line 2: Get off at “Nanjing West Road” station. • Line 1: Get off at “Xinzha Road” station. #TravelAddict #TravelChina #Shanghai #TravelPlan #CheckInEatTravel #TravelChina

🇨🇳 Shanghai Edition 2024 6 days 5 nights This trip to Shanghai is so full. Just taking pictures📸The European vibe is awesome. The food is delicious, every meal is delicious. Easy self-driving tour like someone who can't speak Chinese. Just have a mobile phone and you can go anywhere. To be honest, in 6 days and 5 nights, we still haven't finished the list we planned. 📍 Day 1 - Arrive in Shanghai in the morning, check into the hotel. - Came out and it was raining, walked around East Nanjing Rd. - Stopped by Popmart East Nanjing Rd. - First meal in Shanghai, ate the famous crab fat noodles 🦀 at the Dragon Mall, B2 floor, opposite Popmart. - Walked back to the hotel. Change clothes, heavy rain, the hotel we stayed was 240 m away from Popmart. - Walk to The Upper Room cafe at Z Hotel, this shop is recommended by Chinese P.S. - Walk to The Bund, see the evening atmosphere, see the lights, very beautiful, but it rained all day. - Walk back to East Nanjing Rd., come to the toy building, grab the dolls. Got a lot, very fun. - Walk back to Hi Inn hotel (Nanjing East Road subway station store, Shanghai) 📍Day 2 - Have breakfast at 井梅无锡私房面馆 (延平路店) - Go to Jing'an Temple - Take the Metro to Yuyuan Garden and Yuyuan Market Very crowded - Take the Metro to Tian'an 1000 Trees, the new landmark of Shanghai, very cool - Take the Metro to Xitiandi, the cafe and shopping area, so crowded that it makes you dizzy. - Go queue to buy Butterful & Creamorous Xintiandi, a bakery for chic people. 🥯Super cool pink bag, seen from far away -Take the metro to Wukang Mansion, a cool building Everyone goes there to take pictures and check in -Come back to East Nanjing Rd. Eat the latest spicy fried noodles restaurant 🌶 At the Dragon Mall, B2 floor 📍Day 3 -Walk to eat🥟 at the famous Lailai Snack Dumpling East Nanjing. This restaurant has Michelin. The xiao long bao is more delicious than any other restaurant🥟 -Take the metro to the North Bund, take pictures of the selected angle, dragon eggs and pearl tower -Walk to have coffee at Manner Coffee the North bund -Walk to take a photo📸 Hongkou Gang -Take the Metro to🦕 Shanghai Natural History Museum -Take the Metro to Anfu Road -Walk to the 🐻13De Marzo cafe, a cafe with teddy bears, waited in line for a long time, 50 minutes -Take the Metro to Lujiazui, walk around that area -Return to the hotel Hi inn (nanjing east road subway station store, Shanghai) 📍Day 4 -Take the Metro to 🛶Zhujiajiao Ancient Town, it takes about 1 hour -Wear a Hanfu dress, it's great, there are a lot of people You can barely walk, you have to flow, so you don't stay here for long. After taking pictures, we went back to the city. - Back to the hotel, changed clothes. - Walked to the Rock Bund area, had coffee ☕️ - Continued walking to 💒Union Church _ Continued walking to Waibaidu Bridge🌁 _ Walked back to East Nanjing Rd., stopped by Popmart. - Walked back to the hotel Hi Inn (Nanjing East Road Subway Station Store, Shanghai) 📍Day 5 - Shanghai Disneyland went early in the morning, didn't get to enter until 9 am, stayed from morning until closing, only got to play 7 rides, watched fireworks 2 times, came back completely exhausted, it started raining since noon. Sometimes it rains, sometimes it stops, until it gets dark. 📍Day 6 -Today I woke up a bit late, checked out. -Walked to see Popmart before going back. -Took the Metro to West Nanjing Road, went to drink coffee at Starbuck reserve shanghai ☕️ -Stopped by to eat a bagel🥯 butterful & creamorous West Nanjing Road, the shop is super beautiful. -Stopped by a cafe, walked around West Nanjing Road, the food is so juicy. -Took the Metro back to East Nanjing Rd., came back to eat the latest spicy stir-fried pork restaurant, another round, so delicious, really like it, at the Dragon Mall, B2 floor. -Go back to the hotel to get the luggage that I left, pack it neatly. -Took the Metro to the international Cruise Terminal, went to walk around the mall there, and carried my luggage with me. Go melt some yuan. At the claw machine shop there, the shop is big, the claw machine is juicy. -✈️Go to Pudong International Airport back to Thailand. 📍📍Things to know 💚Traveling in Shanghai, walking 20,000 steps a day, no exaggeration. 💙Here, almost no cash is used. Use us, use the Alipay app. ❤Google map is not very accurate, have to use the Baidu app. 😮💨People here smoke everywhere. Even Disneyland smokes. 😮💨There is a smell of cigarettes in the hotel, even though it is a non-smoking room. 🤣On the train, they really fight over who gets to sit. 🧡The bathrooms in the mall are very clean, excellent. 🥤Coffee is quite expensive, starting at around 20 yuan in almost every shop, which is 100 baht. 🫒Tea shops, go for it, every shop is delicious. Fruit tea smoothies with whipped cheese are awesome!! Each cup is around 90 baht, compared to 150 baht in Thailand. 😂Check Chinese holidays before buying tickets. We went during the Chinese Labor Day holiday. They have 5 days off. It was extremely crowded everywhere. But you can still travel. Now, you can go anywhere during the festival in your country without worrying because the Chinese have tested it. 💸Expenses Flight fee Juneyao Airlines including 23 kg of luggage, round trip 9,300 baht/person Hotel fee Hi Inn (Nanjing East Road Subway Station Store, Shanghai) 5 nights 6,669 baht/person Disneyland entrance fee 3,100 baht/person Food cost around 5,000 baht/person Claw machine fee 800 baht/person Shopping and metro cost depend on your plan.

✨ Another place that I recommend you don't miss when visiting Shanghai is the Shanghai Natural History Museum. It is very spacious and has 6 floors. You can take beautiful pictures from any angle. We can stay here all day. Inside, there are displays of prehistoric animals such as dinosaurs, elephants, and monkeys, and various fossils for you to see. Both children and adults can come here. I guarantee that you will be here for a long time. 🐆 In addition to the prehistoric animal zone, there are also other animals such as insects and a simulated African forest. They have made every zone worth walking around. And on the ground floor, there are real animals that are exotic animals on display. ✨ I recommend coming on a weekday. Even though we went on a weekday, there were quite a lot of people, but there were still a lot of places to take pictures. I highly recommend it. It's worth the ticket price. 📍How to get there: Take the Metro and get off at Shanghai Natural History Museum Station, Exit 1. Walk up and you will see it. There will be a place to buy tickets before the entrance. 💰The entrance fee is 30 yuan per person. You can scan and pay with Alipay or Wechat. (There will be a sign in front that says you have to book via Wechat in advance, but it is not necessary. You can buy tickets from the staff. #ShanghaiTravel #100TravelTips #ChinaTravel

Today, I invite everyone to take an educational walk at the Shanghai Natural History Museum, a large museum showcasing the history of animals from ancient times. Not only will you gain a wealth of knowledge from the modern exhibits, but there are also videos and informative signs in both Chinese and English. The large exhibition halls are divided into multiple floors, categorized by different eras of animal species, making it a grand and impressive experience. There is also a small aquarium zone and a butterfly conservatory where children can have close encounters. Additionally, there are souvenir shops and food stalls. Besides gaining biological knowledge, this place has also become a popular spot for content creators, as every corner of the museum is designed to be highly photogenic. It's a walk where you can capture beautiful photos and gain knowledge at the same time. 📍Address: Natural History Museum Station, Exit 1 💰Price: 30 Yuan (150 Baht)

#Sakura2024 🤍 Feeling happy...Shanghai also has cherry blossoms 🌸 The weather is good these days, around 10 degrees, plus China is visa-free, so it's a great place to visit. Update: The cherry blossoms are starting to bloom one after another. In Shanghai, they bloom in some areas, not all at once. The weather is cold, so dress up and go all out. My brother and I came to the Shanghai Natural History Museum. It's easy to get to, not far from the city. 🚈 Take Metro Line 13 (Pink Line). Get off at Shanghai Natural History Museum Station. Exit 1, turn right and walk a bit more and you'll get there.

This is one of the most spectacular museum in Shanghai where the exhibits are housed within a 5 storey building. A great place especially if you love dinosaurs. Very well maintained, neat and foreigner-friendly with a very helpful staff. A lot of species were titled with their biological names in English and not the common name. 🤔 Almost everything is written in both Chinese and English so there's no problem in visiting without a local friend. There are also a few stores within the museum. The one in B2 felt unnecessarily expensive. There are restaurants, Ice cream bars and kiosks for drinks everywhere within the place. 💦 There are many sections and categories of arts, animals Biological specimen and sciences. Spend a day over there is like learn things around the world. Thumbs up! 👍🏻❤️ #wheretogo #bestplace #bestview #awesomepic #mytripvlog #celebratewithtrip #best_trip_by_trip #bestplace #recommended #besttimeever #bestdeal #awesometrip #tripcom

#shanghaitrip This is one of the unique center I've come across in Shanghai with artistic design and a mix of huge 🃏 toys. The restaurants around this building are mainly of Japanese cuisine, so if you're someone into Sushi and yakitori 🍖 I'd highly recommend to go visit this place. Also to mention there's a nice chocolate 🍫 store of Japanese origin, which has great varieties to try out. #urbanexplorer#tripblazers#summervacation

Address: Jing'an Sculpture Park, Jing'an District, China, 200041. Highlights: The Shanghai Natural History Museum is one of the biggest natural history museums in China. It is constructed in the shape of a green spiral shell. It is famous for its technologically advanced and environmentally friendly construction. This museum serves as an essential platform for popular science education and cultural exchange. It consists of a total of five floors. I would recommend you to start at the top floor and walk their way down to the last floor underground. The River of Life is located on L1, where people can participate in a party of prehistoric and current creatures, and meet the biggest mammal in the world – the blue whale. 😬 Opening hours: 9am to 5.15pm daily, closed on Monday Admission fee: CNY30 for adults, CNY12 for child #shinsider #shanghai #culturewalk

#shinsider One of the better natural history museums in China this is pretty diverse, interesting and easy to understand. Lots of information available via QR codes (mainly in Chinese) Good place for kids and familes. Ticket can be bought through wechat or onsite. I highly recommend to visit on weekdays as it is not crowded. So you can slowly walk through all the exhibitions and see more. Allocate at least half a day or more here. Unless you specifically target certain section to see, it is not possible to complete the museum tour in 1 or 2 hour. There is a gift shop in the museum and a cafe should you need to rest your feet here.

One of the better natural history museums in China this is pretty diverse, interesting and easy to understand. Lots of information available via QR codes (mainly in Chinese). It has a several exhibitions here and you can easily spend a few hours here, especially good on rainy days. The stuffed animals and dinosaur sections were my particular favorite, the lion had a hysterical look on its face. You can meander around slowly and enjoy it at your own pace. Good place for kids and familes. Ticket can be bought through wechat or onsite. Passport is needed to buy tickets. #shinsider #shanghai #china #solotravel

Getting there: on metro Line 13, exit 1 This is one of the nicest natural history museum in Asia I have visited. The museum has 5 stories. It has a huge collection of dinosaurs well laid-out. So if you are into animal, natural history kind, you will be amazed by its collection here. Perfect place for kids too. Everything is well-documented in English so you don’t have to worry about language barrier. There’s also a restaurant and a souvenir shop in this museum. It’s good to plan ahead so that you know which sections of the museum interests you and just focus on that floor. Otherwise, you won’t be able to visit all in one day. #shanghai

The Shanghai Natural History Museum must be included in the TO-DO list of places to visit in Shanghai. Getting there is pretty easy as it is located not far from downtown. The recommended sightseeing time is between one to two hours. This museum has a huge collection of of animal specimens, plant specimens, Stones, minerals, dinosaurs, etc. The building is incredible. It is spacious, the architechture is modern and well detailed. This is good option if you traveling with kids as they will be definitely entertained around the place. Entrance fee is not expensive at all. #createwithtrip #china #holidays #exploring #createwithtrip

I visited the Natural History Museum in Shanghai and it did not disappoint! My friends and I spent a day at the museum and loved taking the day to learn about all sorts of cool animal facts and history of the world. The displays here are very well done. I especially enjoyed the safari room which included a show that made the entire exhibit transition from day to night. They also had an arctic themed section which was quite fascinating. I highly recommend a visit here if you live in or are visiting Shanghai! :) #createwithtrip #travel #museum #staycation #summervacation #china #shanghai #explore #butterflies #naturalhistory

I absolutely love museums so when I finally got to visit the Natural History Museum, I was kind of excited! Entry to the museum is 30RMB and you purchase tickets through WeChat at the entrance. Once inside you can easily spend 2-3 hours just wandering. The museum exhibits are huge! The largest area is taken up by the animal models which ranges from dinosaurs to under water creatures. Some models are animatronic so be ready to hear the cry of an animal. There’s also a butterfly exhibit inside the main area, from the outside of this room you can see all of the colours and styles of different butterflies. History of animal life is below, just keep following the main route and you’ll see every part. The gift shop is pretty interesting, magnets and gems are available to buy as well as stuffed animal teddies. #urbanexplorer #history #animals #naturalhistory #shanghai #naturalwonders

When it comes to museums, the stereotype is that they are lifeless, ancient, and depressing. Exploring with academic feelings and awe cannot be compared with relaxed interaction! But in Shanghai, there is a museum you must check in! Especially if you take children with you, even if they are only two or three years old, they will be very interested in this museum with perfect interactive experience! That’s the Shanghai Museum of Natural History! In fact, this is not the first time I come here to check in, but every time I come here it is still very novel and I can discover many exhibits that I missed before. It is a magical journey of discovery every time! There are dinosaurs and ancient animals that look real but are actually no longer on the earth. Modern technology has put them together and displayed them completely in front of us. It uses sound effects to allow tourists to experience the ancient times immersively. It is really rare. Experience! There are many animal specimens and introductions here. It’s like we are walking in different areas of the world, appreciating the wonderful ecology of all the animals and plants in the world! There are many interactive experiences throughout the museum, such as touching starfish, digging for fossils, and watching interactive movies. The number is limited every day and you need to make a reservation in advance! In addition to this, you can browse all the major exhibition areas. If you look carefully, one day will not be enough!

The new Shanghai Natural History Museum is located at No. 510 Beijing West Road, Jing'an District, Shanghai. It opened on April 18, 2015 and opened to the public on April 19. In the early 21st century, the Shanghai Natural History Museum was administratively merged into the Shanghai Science and Technology Museum and renamed the Shanghai Natural History Museum-Shanghai Science and Technology Museum Branch. #Overseas Travel

I love the new space at the Shanghai Natural History Museum. This is a fun and interesting place to spend an afternoon. It’s worth it for the #architecture as much for the exhibits, which are really well done I thought. There is a lot to explore here and you can easily spend an afternoon seeing it all. #shanghai #museumquest #museum #triplocal

There is a new spot that is emerging in Shanghai travel. If it is the middle of summer when the sun is scorching, or winter when your hands and feet are freezing, or if it rains during your visit, I recommend going to the Shanghai Natural Museum. I think it is a place where you can spend your indoor schedule meaningfully. Especially if you are with children. If you get off at the Natural Museum Station on Subway Line 13 and take Exit 1, you can find it easily. The admission fee is 30 yuan. If you go early in the morning, there won’t be many people, so since this place has been open for only a short time and is visited by many Shanghainese people, I recommend leaving a little early since it is usually crowded. After the birth of the universe, the River of Life exhibition hall, the representative exhibition hall of the Shanghai Natural Museum, appears. The numerous dinosaur models were truly spectacular. The Tyrannosaurus rex moves and makes sounds, so dinosaur-loving children reacted like real people in front of it. The exhibition hall displaying jungle animals was also interesting. The souvenir shop also caught my eye with cute souvenirs and dolls. As it is a newly opened place, it is clean and fairly large, so I recommend setting aside half a day to visit.

💞Reason for recommendation: March-April is the time when flowers in China bloom and are the most beautiful. There are cherry blossoms, tulips, and many more. Photography enthusiasts should not miss it because it is really beautiful and China does a lot of it without holding back. There are many factors that many people want to visit China because of this. For travel, you can see the last picture. The station name is according to the sign. There is no entrance fee. Suitable for daytime only. And here there is a museum to visit. But if you don't want to go in, you can walk around outside. There is beautiful architecture. Of the wall painting, you can go take pictures at various angles (many Chinese people go there). It is recommended to find a good time to go, such as early morning or early afternoon. It will be more fun to take pictures. #TravelChina #Shanghai

Shanghai Natural History Museum, one of the largest natural history museums in China, has been open for over 65 years since its establishment in 1956. It has served as a significant educational hub for the people of Shanghai across generations. The museum houses an impressive collection of over 240,000 items, including 62,000 animal specimens, 135,000 plant specimens, 1,700 ancient fossils, and 1,700 mineral samples. Many of these specimens are rare or endemic to China, such as the Huang River mammoth, the giant salamander, the giant panda, and the Chinese alligator from the Yangtze River. The highlight of the museum is the massive fossil of the Mamenchisaurus hochuanensis from Sichuan Province, which stands as tall as a four-story building. This makes the museum a grand and awe-inspiring destination. Despite its grandeur, the entrance fee is very affordable, costing only 30 yuan (approximately 150 Thai baht).

1. Address - Highlights - Rating - 2. Address - Highlights - Rating - 3. Address - Highlights - Rating - Getting There - Attractions - Hotels - Food & Restaurants - Shopping -

#ShanghaiTravel ✨ Day 1 in Shanghai — Fun from the first step! On the first morning in Shanghai, before we were even sleepy, we tried taking the high-speed Maglev train from the airport to the city. It took us a short while! Then we took a "didi" (Chinese Grab) to the hotel without having to carry our bags and walk far. It was super comfortable. 🏛️ First stop: Shanghai Natural History Museum The entrance fee is only about 150 baht, but it's worth it! Inside is a world of living things, from tiny insects to giant dinosaur skeletons. It's fun to walk around and you'll learn a lot. It's suitable for people who love taking pictures, families, or people who like new things like us. In front of the museum, there's a small flower garden where you can take pictures without stopping. 📸 🌸 Next stop: Yuyuan Garden This is heaven for both chillers and foodies! An ancient site in the middle of the city full of classic Chinese photo spots and surrounded by a variety of food, including xiao long bao, bubble milk tea, local snacks, and many cute souvenirs. We enjoyed walking around so much that we forgot to look at the time. ☔️ But it's a pity... The day we went, it was drizzling, so we felt a little cold. We put on a raincoat and continued walking without any fear because the view was really beautiful! 🏨 Ending the day with extreme happiness, returning to the hotel feeling light-headed and full-hearted --- 📌 Small tips: Diti is very convenient here, you can use the Didi app. Bring an umbrella or raincoat, just in case Shanghai is a surprise. Yuyuan Garden is crowded in the evening. I recommend going before 2pm to get beautiful photos without people in them. #Day1inShanghai #ShanghaiTrip #Shanghai

#GetDiscountsWithoutLuck 📍 Shanghai Natural History Museum – Don't miss it when visiting Shanghai! If you come to Shanghai and like nature, dinosaurs, or fossils, I must say that you must stop by here! The Shanghai Natural History Museum is located in the middle of Jing'an Sculpture Park. The building is designed in a unique and cool way, like a giant seashell. When you walk in, it's magnificent from the front door. 🦖 The interior is very complete. There are dinosaurs as big as buildings, fossils of ancient animals, life-size mammoths, and more than 200,000 stuffed animals! You can walk around and enjoy it. Especially if you come with children, they will love it because there is a play zone and interactive activity zone. 💡 A highlight that you can't miss is the "Evolution Walkway" that tells the story from the birth of the world, the first living things, to the animals of today. The exhibits are interesting and have explanations in English (some areas have Thai language too). ⏰ You should allow 2-3 hours because the area is very large. It's really tiring to walk around, but it's worth it. #ShanghaiNaturalHistoryMuseum

#shanghaionbudget The Shanghai Natural History Museum is a captivating destination for anyone curious about the wonders of the natural world. Housed in a striking modern building in Jing’an Sculpture Park, the museum offers a thoughtfully curated journey through Earth’s history, from the origins of life to the diversity of ecosystems today. Inside, visitors encounter life-sized dinosaur skeletons, immersive dioramas, and interactive exhibits that appeal to both children and adults. Highlights include the River of Life exhibit, a dazzling gemstone collection, and a butterfly room that feels like stepping into a living painting. The museum’s layout is intuitive, with clear signage and engaging displays that make complex scientific concepts accessible and enjoyable. It’s not just a place to observe but to experience—through touchscreens, multimedia presentations, and even a few theatrical showings that bring prehistoric eras to life. Whether you're a science enthusiast or simply looking for a meaningful way to spend an afternoon, the Shanghai Natural History Museum offers a rich, educational, and visually stunning experience that lingers long after you leave

#GetDiscountsWithoutLuck Jing’an Sculpture Park in Shanghai is an art park in the city that I was really impressed with! When I went, the weather was cool and comfortable. I walked around without getting tired. The highlight was the flowers in full bloom. In particular, the colorful tulips lined the park. Every angle you take a picture of is beautiful. The big trees provide shade. The atmosphere is chill and suitable for picnics, sitting, or just walking around looking at the art works placed throughout the park. It’s like visiting an outdoor museum for free. There aren’t many people, so it’s perfect for those who like to relax, take pictures, or those who want to relax in nature. I highly recommend it! 💞Reason for recommendation: It’s close to the museum, so you can visit the museum and come here. #TravelChina #Shanghai