[2025 Shanghai Attraction] Travel Guide for Fuxing Park (Updated Jul)

Day 1: - Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street - Yuyuan Garden - The bund Day 2: - Shanghai Disneyland Park Day 3: - Fuxing Park - Former Residence of Sun Yat-Sen - Xin Tian Di [Must-Try Food] 1. Restaurant- Lailai Xiao Long Must-Try Dish- Soup dumpling 2. Restaurant - Yu Xing Ji Must-Try Dish- Crab roe noodles 3. Restaurant- Xian De Lai Must-Try Dish- Rib and rice cake [Accommodation ] Recommended Area for Accommodation Hotel Name： JI Hotel Shanghai The Bund Sichuan Zhong Road #shanghai #travel #favouriteitinerary #china

Shanghai is home to several stunning spots to enjoy cherry blossoms in full bloom, with each offering a unique experience. 📍Gucun Park: boasts over 10,000 cherry trees and is a popular destination for cherry blossom festivals in early spring. 📍Century Park: visitors can stroll through peaceful paths lined with cherry trees, creating a serene atmosphere. 📍Shanghai Botanical Garden: offers a mix of traditional Chinese landscaping and cherry blossoms. 📍Fuxing Park: provides a charming backdrop with its historical architecture. Even if you don’t go to one of these places, you’re bound to see some cherry blossoms around the city as they line the streets, local parks, and more! #asiatrip #china #nature #cherryblossom2024 #cherryblossom #shanghai

#100WaysOfTravel Experiencing fall in Shanghai is a delightful blend of vibrant colors and cultural richness. As the weather cools, the city’s parks and tree-lined streets transform into a tapestry of red, orange, and yellow foliage. Places like Fuxing Park and Century Park become perfect spots for leisurely strolls, where the crunch of fallen leaves accompanies the crisp air. The autumn season also brings various festivals and events. The Mid-Autumn Festival, with its colorful lanterns and mooncakes, adds a festive touch, celebrating family reunions and the harvest moon. Exploring local markets during this time offers a chance to savor seasonal treats. Culinary delights abound in the fall as well. From warm bowls of soup noodles to hearty dishes featuring seasonal ingredients, Shanghai’s food scene is vibrant and inviting. Don’t miss out on street food options, which come alive in the cooler months.

Some free city walks in Shanghai, all 🆓: 📷Tourist Attractions A retro toy store with the same name as ITZY You may meet Bai Jingting at GOODBAI Shanghai version of Harry Potter's canteen A very Korean and photogenic buyer's shop A very British Shakespeare bookstore The "La La Land" in Shanghai that was popular all summer Fuxing Park, like Downton Abbey The "La La Land" in Shanghai that was popular all summer 🧀Food Hainanese vinegar hot pot 🍲 (lots of desserts!) 📍Tai Qiong Vinegar Longzhimeng Store Delicious and photogenic healing brunch 🥞 Afternoon tea 📍Hiya A beautiful Japanese restaurant suitable for dating 📍Shan Niao Wu Shanghai Travel Guide  Shanghai Food Guide  Shanghai City Walk  Shanghai City Walk  Shanghai Must-Visit  Shanghai Tourist Attractions  Shanghai Free Exhibitions  Where to Go in Shanghai on Weekends  What to Do in Shanghai on Weekends

I really like this quiet park, where the light and shadow are intertwined, and the vine plants are full of brackets. Lotus 🪷 Cicada. Close your eyes and feel the tail of summer🌳🌲 📍Fuxing Park 516 Fuxing Middle Road, Ruijin Second Road Street, Huangpu District, Shanghai 🚇Metro Line 13 Huaihai Middle Road Station Exit 1, walk 680m You can walk to the left of TX to Yandang Road, and enter the park at Exit 2 🚌Bus: 911.926.167.146.986. etc. ⚠️The main entrance Fuxing Middle Road closes at 21:00, and the side doors Gaolan Road, Yandang Road, etc. are basically open 24 hours! 🍷Bar INS One Building, enter from Exit 2 🪷There are many attractions: Lotus Pond, Rose Garden, Fountain is a huge lawn, the park is not big, suitable for a break. No need to check in

Cor! is a super cute coffee shop ☕️ in Fuxing Middle Rd. Location seems quite small, but it’s actually spacious inside. You can either sit in a small terrace enjoying the hot summer night, or inside to keep the heat away (or run from the rain). Location is a bit difficult to find, as entrance is just a door along the street. However, door is tiny so the magic stays inside. Ambience is quite relaxing, gotta love the bird houses hanging outside with the plants 🪴 . Decoration inside is also cute. Better to go during afternoon or evening, outside decoration can’t be fully appreciated during the night. Must say, this is not an ordinary coffee shop, as you can also get wine, many dessert 🧁 and savory snacks, and cold drinks (coffee based drinks and cocktails 🍹 too). Decoration of drinks and desserts is super cute. Seems like a very good option for a quick brunch. 📍 Fuxing Middle Road No.559, Huangpu #shanghai #shanghaistyle #shanghaicuisine #shanghaidelicacies #cityoverlook #citylife #cityneversleeps #criskotsu #nightphotoguide #coffeeshop #coffeelover #coffee #coffeehouse #foodie #wine #dessert #dessert/afternoontea #weekendrecommendations #weekend #brunch #café#summervacation#urbanexplorer

Probably nobody takes attention for this little park not far from the People's Square. I have also just passed there when I noticed those little mallards. I was watching them for a while. I was wondering where the parents were. I didn't see them. The all little park is very nice. It would have been good to sit down and relax there. but I continued to discover the city. Then I kept more attention to the other little parks in the heart of the city and of course the french style garden in the French Concession. #travel #mallards #park #waterworld #waterpark

Walking around the city found these nice statuettes that reflect the Western culture here for me in Shanghai. There are a few buildings as well...I don't know somehow I expected more fragments, remains from the past. Of course there are luxury shopping centers packed with famous Western brands and fashion icons products but I don't feel they are really part of the Western culture. The french style garden was really nice. #travel #art #statue #park

#shanghaionbudget One morning, I walked into Fuxing Park and felt like I'd stepped into two worlds at once. The park has a simple and shady vibe. But what touched me most was the local life-people doing tai chi, dancing, and playing cards. It was quiet but full of energy. It felt peaceful, warm, and very real. The park is accessible by subway, but need to walk several minutes. It's free entry, and it's better to visit in the morning ✨️ If you want to feel the heart of Shanghai, this park is the place.

#summervacay #springitinerary #shanghaionbudget Fuxing Park was a nice surprise. It’s in the middle of the city, but once I stepped inside, it felt quiet and laid-back. I walked past people playing cards, doing tai chi, dancing, and even singing in small groups. It felt like a spot where locals actually hang out, not just a tourist stop. If you want a break from the busy streets, this park is a great place to slow down.

Stepping into Fuxing Park feels like entering a secluded corner of Paris—right in the middle of Shanghai. This historic green space, originally laid out in 1909 in the former French Concession, remains the city’s only remaining French‑style park . The garden unfolds in two contrasting styles: a formal, symmetrical layout with sunken flower beds and fountains in the north, and a winding, natural pond‑and‑pavilion section to the south that reflects blend of Eastern and Western design . Tall plane trees, horse‑chestnut and sweet‑gum trees form a leafy canopy, providing shade for locals practicing tai chi, mahjong, or simple conversation . I discovered the park best early morning, among clusters of elders dancing to music near the rose garden’s colorful blooms—a scene that exudes nostalgic charm . Elsewhere, couples stroll across stone bridges or sit by the lotus pond, the manicured lawns and French‑style terraces offering pockets of serene calm. Winding paths lead past elegant colonnades and a small rockery waterfall, and in spring the flower beds burst into patterns of tulips, roses, and seasonal blooms . It feels equal parts garden, history, and living public square. By evening, soft lighting brings new life to the park—jazz playlists drift across the lawn while joggers trace the pathways. It’s the rare urban refuge where the city’s pace slows down, offering a moment of timeless grace amid Shanghai’s hustle. Fuxing Park is a living reminder of how green spaces shape community and memory—quietly architectural, softly social, and effortlessly enduring. #shanghaionbudget

#shanghaionbudget Wandering into Fuxing Park in Shanghai felt like stepping into a peaceful Parisian oasis right in the bustling French Concession. Established in 1909 by French designers, its elegant layout features fountains, tree‑lined paths, flowerbeds, and even a secluded outdoor teahouse . From early morning, the park buzzes with life—tai chi groups, elderly playing mahjong, and dancers gracefully twirling to portable music—all beneath towering plane trees that have shaded this 10‑hectare haven for decades . Stroll further to discover the sunken flower beds, a Lotus Pond with seasonal blooms, and the striking granite statues of Marx and Engels standing amid lush greenery . My visit in late afternoon offered a perfect glimpse of leisurely city life. Couples waltzing by the fountain, friends sharing tea in the teahouse, and sunlight filtering through ancient tree canopies—it all felt wonderfully calm and connected . ⸻ 🌿 Practical Details • Address: No. 105 Yandang Road (near Fuxing Zhong & Chongqing South Rd)  • Opening Hours: ~6 AM–8 PM (varies by season) • Entry Fee: Free or a minimal fee (~¥2–10) depending on season and local regulations  ⸻ 👍 Highlights for Budget Travelers • Quiet Corners: Tree‑shaded benches and secluded walkways perfect for reading or reflection. • People‑watching: Free entertainment—waltzing elders, chess players, tai chi practitioners—all part of the park’s charm  . • Photo Opportunities: French-style gazebos, flower beds, historic statues, and classic pathways abound. • Teahouse Vibe: Bring your own tea or enjoy snacks from nearby cafés to savor peaceful moments. • Seasonal Blooms: Cherry blossoms in spring and vibrant lotus flowers in summer draw locals and photographers alike . ⸻ 🧭 Pro Tips • Come early (6–9 AM) or late afternoon to witness local routines and avoid crowds . • Free to explore—no tickets needed for most areas, making it ideal for slow discovery. • Combine visits: It’s just a walk from Xintiandi, Sun Yat-sen’s former residence, and stylish cafés along Wulumuqi Road . ⸻ 🌸 Final Verdict Fuxing Park is a delightful, budget‑friendly gem in Shanghai—a living mix of history, culture, and community. Its peaceful paths, European charm, and everyday charm make it an essential stop for those seeking a calm afternoon away from the city’s rush. Whether you’re savoring a quiet moment, watching locals dance, or capturing cherry blossoms under majestic trees, Fuxing Park shows how urban spaces can truly connect people, past and present—all without spending a yuan.

Take a stroll in this park if you have time! After a leisurely stroll in this park, you can also take a slow walk to Xintiandi Mall.

Two outstanding and must-visit destinations in Shanghai! I visited Fuxing Park on a slightly overcast day, but it happened to coincide with a flower exhibition. There were numerous types of flowers, and the space was perfect for family picnics or visits with young children! To Summer is a local fragrance store in Shanghai that is currently trending on several platforms. The store is beautifully designed but also very crowded.

Just got back from visiting Fuxing Park in Shanghai with my child! Standing in my water-filled shoes, let me share some hard truths— 1️⃣ Major pitfall! The vine corridor is the aunties' domain Following travel guides, we rushed in through the north gate on Yandang Road, and sure enough, the corridor was filled with aunties! Shanghai ladies in floral dresses occupied all the benches. My five-year-old cried: "Mom, they've taken over the forest castle!" Only when a sudden downpour hit did my child run into the now-empty corridor holding a lotus leaf as an umbrella, screaming: "I'm a vine fairy!" (Rain streaming through the green corridor looked like movie special effects—I took 200 photos on my phone🤯) 2️⃣ Major pitfall! The angel fountain has magical powers Instead of the promised "French classical style," we found stone angel sculptures with water droplets on their wings. My child suddenly became dramatic: "They just blinked!" While chasing rainbows from the fountain, my kid lost a shoe. As I waded through puddles to retrieve it—the century-old plane tree's reflection glowed in the rain, and suddenly being soaked seemed worth it💦 3️⃣ Major pitfall! The winding paths will swallow you The bluestone paths were slippery as oil, sending my child sliding three meters like a human skateboard! Just as I was about to get angry, I saw her pointing at the moss, grinning: "Mom, this is the emerald carpet of little elves!" When I crouched down, I realized the rain-soaked moss was more magical than any Disney castle🧚♂️ 💥Most overwhelming was the aesthetic education ambush On the way home, my child suddenly asked: "Why doesn't our neighborhood have a forest that rains?" Now she sprays the pothos plant daily for "artificial rain," turning our old apartment into a Hogwarts greenhouse🌿 ⚠️Tearful advice ▪️Aim for 4 PM to catch the rain warning! The French garden in the rain is more ethereal than a Monet painting ▪️Hide spare socks! Don't be like me, desperately buying an auntie's magenta stockings as an emergency solution ▪️Bring a transparent umbrella! Looking up through it as rain hits the plane trees will take your breath away 💡Secret play ideas revealed ✔️Teach your kids to count the rings of century-old trees! Mine pointed at a tree hollow shouting "This is the squirrels' Hongqiao Airport"🐿️ ✔️Float paper boats in puddles on benches! My child called it the "Renaissance Ship" sailing to Paris🗼 ✔️Eavesdrop on uncles singing Shanghai opera! At home, my kid changed "The Lonely Warrior" song to the tune of "Gardenia and White Orchid" Touching my child's rain-soaked bangs, I suddenly realized—the best nature lesson is letting raindrops teach them what vitality means, and ancient trees tell them about the power of time. (Now my kid recites "Where winding paths lead to secluded places" in sleep—looks like we have a future class representative for Chinese literature😭) 💥Bonus Tips: 🔸Secret photo spot by the trash can at the north gate! Perfect angle to capture vines and sculptures together 🔸Wear bright-colored rain boots on rainy days! Your child will be the only rainbow against the gray-blue background 🔸Bring bread crumbs! After feeding the koi in the pond, you can convince your child to eat their own afternoon snack

#ChinaTravelMoment China Fuxing Park old buildings and Yings Club Street! Every alley is filled with old Shanghai buildings. I plan to go back again next time.

This time, I would like to introduce a recommended tourist spot in Shanghai. This is a park, and it is very spacious, so you can spend a relaxing time here. If you visit in spring, you will see many flowers in bloom, and the park surrounded by greenery is very beautiful. When you visit Shanghai, it is nice to see the illuminations, but also take the time to enjoy the nature during the day. Be sure to visit! Fuxing Park 516 Fuxing Rd (M), Huangpu, Shanghai, China 200025

#discoverchina As the only fully preserved French classical-style park in Shanghai (built in 1909), Fuxing Park perfectly blends the geometric aesthetics of Paris with the vibrant local life of old Shanghai. A filming location for *In the Mood for Love*, this park serves as an "open-air living room" for residents practicing tai chi, dancing tango, or playing chess—each season offering its own charm. 📍 Address: 516 Fuxing Middle Road, Huangpu District 🚇 Transport: Metro Line 10/13 to Xintiandi Station, Exit 5 (8-min walk) 🎫 Admission: Free

#cherryblossom25 As Shanghai’s oldest European-style park (built 1909), Fuxing Park transforms each spring into an unexpected cherry blossom destination, where delicate Somei-Yoshino trees frame rose gardens, Art Deco pavilions. 🎫 Admission: Free 🚇 Metro: Line 13 to Huaihai Middle Road Station, Exit 1 (5-min walk) Avoid weekends as hard to capture photo with many people.

#discoverchina Fuxing Park offers a peaceful escape from the hustle and bustle of tourist-packed destinations. Here, serene lakes, lush forests, and charming vintage buildings create a picturesque setting that feels almost otherworldly. Autumn is when the park truly shines. The golden ginkgo leaves blanket the ground, turning the entire landscape into a living painting. Whether you're looking to capture stunning photos or simply enjoy a moment of calm, Fuxing Park delivers an unforgettable experience of nature’s beauty and serenity. 🍂✨📸

#discoverchina Under the lush canopy of plane trees, Fuxing West Road becomes an oasis of calm, shielding you from the city’s noise and commotion. The reduced foot traffic creates a tranquil atmosphere, perfect for capturing stunning shots of the iconic tree-lined streets. 🌳📸 Here, the interplay of light and shadow amidst the greenery transforms every photo into a masterpiece of serenity and charm. Fuxing West Road is where peace meets artistry, making it an irresistible spot for nature-lovers and photographers alike. 🌿✨

#ShanghaiCherryBlossom Fuxing Park is an ideal place to view cherry blossoms. The cherry blossoms here have arrived as expected, attracting countless tourists to come and appreciate them. The cherry trees around are in full bloom, and the pink petals are falling in the wind, making you feel as if you are in a dreamy sea of ​​flowers, making you feel extremely happy. The trails in the park make for beautiful spring photos. Especially when parents bring their children to play under the flowers, the laughter makes the whole park full of vitality. The blooming cherry blossoms in Fuxing Park allow every visitor to experience the romance and beauty of spring, it is worth a visit! 🌼✨

Stroll through the former French Concession and let the whispers of 1930s Shanghai transport you back in time.🎭 Admire the Architecture Art deco apartments, elegant theaters, and European-style villas line the leafy streets. Every corner feels like a step back in history. 🏙️🌳 Explore Hidden Gems Discover Shikumen alleyways and Sino-Western hybrid lanes. Each turn reveals a unique blend of local and Western heritage. 🏡 Perfect for a Stroll Whether you're a history buff or just seeking a picturesque afternoon, the former French Concession has it all. 📷 p1 Cathay Theater (国泰电影院) built in 1932 p2&p3 Old Shanghai alleyways (乐安坊) built in 1936 p4 Lyceum Theater (兰心大剧院) built in 1930 p5 Bearn Apartment (培文公寓) built in 1930 p6 St.Nicholas Church, an Orthodox Church(圣尼古拉斯教堂) built in 1932 p7 Fuxing Park (复兴公园) built in 1909 p8 Mollar Villa (马勒别墅) built in 1936 p9 Magy Apartment (麦琪公寓) built in 1936 p10 Kempton Apartment(开普敦公寓) built in 1940 #architecture #citywalk #china #shanghai #alleyway #historicallandmarks #history #localguides #city

#RegisterFebruaryHotelTestSleeper2025 #ShanghaiFuxingPark #SinanBookstore 090225 (5) The area around Sinan Mansion is actually quite big, with Sinan Bookstore🏫📖📚, hotels🏨, shopping malls🛍️🛒, creative spaces🎭🔮 and villas🏘️🏡🏠🏚️🏨🏤 and so on! Across the street is Fuxing Park, the only garden in Shanghai that retains the French classical style.

When the winter plum blossoms begin to bloom, spring has arrived in Shanghai. Shanghai in spring will usher in a visual feast. It’s the season when plum blossoms, cherry blossoms, tulips, peonies, azaleas, wisteria, etc. are in full bloom. In theme parks, street gardens, riverside avenues, streets and alleys, you can also discover the charm of spring in this city. Plum blossoms: February to March Tulips: March to April Cherry blossoms: March to April Peony: April Wisteria: April to May I recommend a park with a large number of flowers in the city, convenient to the subway, and beautiful views at any time. 1. Jing'an Sculpture Park | Plum Blossoms - Cherry Blossoms - Tulips Jing'an Sculpture Park, located on Beijing West Road in Jing'an District, is a green space in the city center. The plum blossoms in the sculpture park are in the city park and belong to a large park with many varieties. The flowers will begin blooming in mid-February, and peak bloom is expected next week. Next up are cherry blossoms and tulips. The beautiful spring scenery in the city center park is not to be missed. Tips: Metro Line 13, Shanghai Natural History Museum; 2. Daning Park｜Tulips-Cherry Blossoms-Plum Blossoms Daning Park is famous for its tulips. The tulips planted in the park are romantic and charming. Tips: Metro Line 1, Shanghai Circus City Station 3. Shanghai Botanical Garden | Peony - Orchid - Cherry Blossom - Tulip - Plum Blossom Shanghai Botanical Garden gathers various flowers and also has various flower exhibitions. The Peony Garden is recommended. Tips: Metro Line 3, Shilong Road Station. Walk about 800 meters 4. Fuxing Park｜Rose-Peony-Cherry-Wisteria-Hydrangea Fuxing Park is the only garden in Shanghai that retains the French classical style. It is also a masterpiece of the fusion of Chinese and Western garden culture in modern Shanghai. It was also a paradise for Shanghai people when they were young. Tips: Huangpi South Road Station on Metro Line 1, Huaihai Middle Road Station on Metro Line 13, enter from Huaihai Middle Road and Yandang Road, and walk about 600 meters. This spring, let’s have a feast that lives up to the blooming season and the spring scenery.

6-day Suzhou, Nanjing, and Wuxi tour, classic itinerary, explore the water towns of Jiangnan! Follow this itinerary to enjoy the beautiful scenery of the three places without getting lost. Save it now! / 🚩Itinerary overview: Day 1: Depart from Taiyuan👉Arrive in Huai'an, rest and adjust to prepare for the upcoming journey. Day 2: Visit Lingshan Grand Buddha👉Stroll through Mudu Ancient Town👉Night tour of Shantang Street👉Stay overnight in Zhouzhuang to experience the tranquility and charm of the ancient town. Day 3: Zhouzhuang at dawn👉Head to Fuxing Park in the afternoon to enjoy the leisure and greenery of the city. Day 4: Wuzhen day tour👉Head to West Lake Scenic Area in the evening to enjoy the beautiful scenery of the lake and mountains. Day 5: Visit the solemn Sun Yat-sen Mausoleum👉Night tour of Confucius Temple to experience the ancient charm and prosperity of the Qinhuai River Scenic Belt. Day 6: Depart from Huai'an👉Return to Taiyuan, ending a pleasant trip to Jiangnan. / Travel essentials: Suzhou, Nanjing, and Wuxi packing list🧳 👕 Clothing: The temperature in January is moderate. It is recommended to bring a warm coat and sweater, paired with lightweight sneakers for easy walking. 🎒 Personal items: Don't forget to bring your ID card, student ID, and other documents, as well as a power bank and charger to keep in touch. 💊 Emergency medicine: Bring commonly used medicine, such as cold medicine and painkillers, just in case. 📸 Photography equipment: Camera and selfie stick to record the beautiful journey and leave precious memories. 🌂 Rain gear: It may rain in January, so bring a folding umbrella or raincoat to avoid sudden rain. 🎒 Eco-friendly travel: Bring an eco-friendly shopping bag, which is practical and helps protect the environment. / Suzhou's gardens, Nanjing's history, and Wuxi's lakes, each of the three cities has its own unique charm. Don't forget to leave your travel memories!📸

✅Fuxing Park, one of the oldest parks in Shanghai, combines French garden design styles. Strolling through the park, you feel as if you are in a corner of Europe. 🌈On a sunny winter day, the clear view, the bare trees in the park are neat and tall, showing a simple beauty. The fountain, flowers, and sculptures in the central garden are particularly eye-catching in the sun. The festive atmosphere of the Spring Festival still lingers, and the park is full of unique charm. People enjoy the warmth, tranquility, and comfort here. 📍Address: No. 105 Yandang Road, Huangpu District, Shanghai 📍Tickets: Free

don't you dare skip this garden if you want to see a beautiful statue of Marx and Engels. The whole garden is thoroughly recommended @onelongsolo #travel #shanghai #china

In autumn, Fuxing Park is as beautiful as an oil painting with its red, orange, yellow, and green colors. There are many landscape elements in the park, such as lakes, rockery, fountains, sculptures, etc. It is very suitable for a weekend walk and autumn viewing. Fuxing Park is the only French-style garden in the city🌳 It has a long history and unique style. It combines Chinese and Western garden styles and is beautiful all year round✨ 🌈🌈 Tour guide 🌳 Take photos on Wutong Road There are more than 1,700 sycamore trees over 50 years old here, especially the one next to the South Gate, which is said to be the second oldest in Shanghai😄 The leaves are yellow🍂 It is very photogenic. 🚣Swan Lake The Swan Lake in the park is as quiet as a mirror. People rowing in the lake leave shallow water marks on the water surface... It complements the surrounding scenery and is very good for taking pictures. 🌿Large lawn There is a large lawn in the park, suitable for relaxing and sunbathing🌞 The ginkgo trees🧡 are yellow, and the maple leaves🍁 are red, which is very photogenic. 🌹Rose Garden The rose garden is European style, with arched flower gates and angel sculptures. In spring and summer, there will be roses blooming all over the garden🌹 🐈There are also cats in the park🐱 and they are very cute😻 🌈Nearby attractions: Ruijin Hotel, the autumn scenery is also good, and it is close, you can go to see it together. ⛲️: Fuxing Park 🌈: No. 516, Fuxing Middle Road, Ruijin 2nd Road, Huangpu District, Shanghai