[2025 Shanghai Attraction] Travel Guide for World Expo Museum (Updated Jul)

Stepping into the Shanghai World Expo Museum feels like entering a portal through time, where stories of world fairs since 1851 unfold across immersive exhibits. Located on Mengzi Road in Huangpu District, the museum sits upon the very grounds of the 2010 Expo site, and its striking architecture—comprising the River Valley and Happy Cloud structures—blends industrial echoes with forward-looking design . Inside, the museum is organized across thematic floors: the ground floor immerses visitors in the atmosphere of Expo events, reflecting “Universal Stage” and “Progress” themes, while upper levels spotlight Chinese ingenuity and future visions. Multimedia displays, iconic memorabilia (like models of the Tower of the Sun from Osaka and the Seattle Expo pavilion), and dynamic dioramas create a rich tapestry . A highlight is the immersive theater, offering a multi-sensory film experience that brings Expo moments to life through 4K projections and synchronized seating effects—a sensory voyage through advancement & innovation . Beyond exhibits, the museum is staffed with visitor amenities: free luggage storage, wheelchairs and strollers, and two daily guided tours, making it family-friendly and deeply accessible . Whether you’re a history enthusiast, cultural explorer, or simply curious about global heritage, the Shanghai World Expo Museum offers a fascinating, multi-layered journey through Expo history, urban transformation, and the spirit of innovation—right in the heart of Shanghai. #shanghaionbudget

#MarchGoodPlaces2025 Walking into the Shanghai World Expo Museum is like opening a three-dimensional atlas of world civilization. The tall exhibition hall, immersive light and shadow design, and multilingual voice guide make the entire visiting process full of a sense of futurism and history. Not only are there precious collections and interactive exhibition areas from previous World Expos, but when I went there, I happened to encounter the super surprising Van Gogh special exhibition! The exhibition space cleverly combines multimedia with reproductions of original works, making people feel as if they have stepped into the starry night and wheat fields painted by Van Gogh, where every stroke is breathtaking. There is also a Van Gogh-themed souvenir shop on site, with everything from canvas bags, postcards, scented candles to replica paintings, each one is so beautiful that it makes you want to buy one! I even saw limited edition "Sunflower" cups and "Starry Night" scarves, which were so artistic that you would want to spend a lot of money to buy them! In addition, the museum's internal facilities are very modern, the rest area is comfortable and quiet, and there are charging sockets and light snack areas, which are suitable for slowly strolling and slowly feeling the care put into each exhibition hall. If you want to know more, you can also scan the QR code on site to listen to the explanation, which is very considerate. Overall, this is not only a cultural feast, but also a wonderful journey across time and art. If you like art, design or history, you really can't miss this treasure museum!

This place has always been a popular check-in spot, and it has been online for so long. I finally took the time to check in and visited the exhibition inside. - 🏛 Permanent Exhibition︳World Expo History Hall 📍Exhibition Hall: World Stage, Road to Progress, Optimistic Belief, Challenges, Century Event, World Civilization, Chinese Wisdom, Future Vision ⭐Highlights: World Expo logo "Crystal Palace", World Expo gifts (both nostalgic and innovative) 🎫Tickets: Free🆓 You can visit all the way up the escalator🛗, which is very convenient. - 🏛 Special Exhibition︳Beauty for a Period William Morris and the British Arts and Crafts Movement 📅Time: December 13, 2024–April 6, 2025 🎫Tickets: Free🆓 You can visit it, it's quite eye-catching. There are quite a lot of people visiting this exhibition, more than the regular exhibition. - 🏛 Special Exhibition︳Illusion Ukiyo-e Light and Shadow Art Exhibition 📅Time: November 2, 2024–February 12, 2025 🎫Tickets: 60 The online reviews are average, and I will consider it carefully, so I didn't go. - ❗️World Expo Museum 📍Address: No. 818 Mengzi Road ⌚Time: 9:00–17:00 (last entry at 16:15) Closed on Mondays 🚇Transportation: Exit 2 of Metro Line 13 🅿Parking: Bo Hui (normal 10 yuan/H) During the holidays, any consumption from January 28 to February 4 and successful points You can enjoy free parking all day🆓 (limited to 8 hours per day) Usually, on Saturdays and Sundays, spend 128 yuan and successfully earn points You can enjoy 4 hours of free parking

World Expo Museum! I stumbled upon this museum while wandering around aimlessly, and I was pleasantly surprised by the exhibition. I spent two hours just looking at the permanent exhibition, and I only managed to see five exhibition halls. I was still not satisfied when the museum closed, and I will definitely come back again. Permanent exhibition: A review of the World Expo, with a total of eight exhibition halls. Temporary exhibition: Irregular special exhibitions, some of which require tickets. The museum building is beautiful. Due to time constraints, I only saw the permanent exhibition. The overall exhibition experience is extremely comfortable. The exhibits are rich and the text introduction is quite detailed. The layout of the space is orderly in chronological order. The moving lines between the exhibition halls are clear and one-way. It's definitely worth a visit! 📍World Expo Museum, Shanghai, 818 Mengzi Road, Huangpu District 🕘 09:00-17:00 (Last admission at 16:15, closed on Mondays) Free admission without reservation, allow at least 3 hours for a serious visit.

#Sakura2024 World Expo Museum The museum is located on the site of the Shanghai Expo 2010, covering a large area of ​​over 96,875 square feet (9,000 square meters). It is the only official museum in the world dedicated entirely to the World Expo. The highlight is the architecture of the building's exterior, which is very futuristic and eye-catching. It is covered with clear glass, alternating with copper-clad walls, forming a unique structure. It is an interactive outdoor shaded area that is very impressive when photographed. Inside, there are 8 permanent exhibition halls and 3 temporary exhibition halls. In addition, there is a research center, library, cinema, and warehouse. And more than 3,000 pieces of art exhibited from previous Expos, as well as videos, multimedia footage, and much more. 📌World Expo Museum 🚈 How to get there: Metro Line 13, get off at World Expo Museum Station, Exit 2 #ShanghaiTravel #Shanghai

Eleven's most unforgettable parent-child exhibition: Einstein's whimsical world exhibition Einstein with white hair and tongue, has been the physics of the 20th century Grandmaster. However, you know that his contribution is not only in science, but in politics, culture, and even humanity, his ideas have affected thousands of people. Want to know more about this master of science, the exhibition through real information, video and fun experience games, [Einstein's whimsical world exhibition] let you know more about Einstein. Exhibition Highlights In this exhibition you can see: 1Einstein's Nobel Prize medal. 2 Einstein's favorite copy of the "House of Cards" game. 3 Einstein came to many photos left by Shanghai. 4 Einsteins anti-war, after the atomic bombing, he received a reply from the media. 5 Einstein is not only a scientist, he is also a fan of classical music. 6 A panoramic view of the Einstein study. 7 Einstein's theory is not difficult to understand, as long as you have played a simple and fun experience game. Taking advantage of the holidays, come to a journey of knowledge full of wisdom and history! Especially suitable for parents Tips: Exhibition time: 8/2-10/22 (Tuesday-Sunday 09:00-16:15, closed on Monday) Venue: Hall 2, 3, Shanghai World Expo Museum (188 Mengzi Road, Shanghai) Tickets: 108 yuan for single pass

#summervacay I just visited the Shanghai World Expo Museum, and wow, you were right – it truly is a place where every corner is a photo opportunity! It's such a modern, comprehensive museum that beautifully encapsulates its core themes. I learned that the museum's design cleverly revolves around "Expo Memory" and "Urban Life." It's brought to life through two distinct concepts: the "Historical Valley," representing history, contemplation, and eternity, and the "Celebration Cloud," symbolizing the future, openness, and fleeting moments. I love how this architectural approach makes the building itself a "container for human joyful memories," preserving all the wonderful recollections of the World Expos. I noticed how the museum's public spaces are intricately linked with the overall architecture, creating this unique rhythm and flow. The two facades facing the entrance plaza and the Huangpu River are so open, giving the entrance a really vibrant, intriguing, and welcoming visual appeal. Location: You can find it at 818 Mengzi Road in the Huangpu District of Shanghai. It felt like a fascinating blend of thoughtful design and engaging public space, perfect for both contemplation and capturing stunning visuals! #Shanghai #ShanghaiWorldExpoMuseum #CityWalk #ArtAndArchitecture #UrbanExploration #MuseumDesign #ShanghaiLife #ArchitecturalPhotography

#shanghaionbudget Step into the only UNESCO-recognized Expo museum, where the Eiffel Tower’s original blueprints, Dubai’s AI pavilion fragments, and Shanghai’s 2010 megastar—the "Seed Cathedral"—whisper tales of global collaboration. ✔ TIME-TRAVEL HIGHLIGHTS → 1851 Crystal Palace– Touch a replica of London’s glass-and-iron revolution → 2010 Shanghai Memories – Re-experience the 6,000 LED-lit "Ivy Wall" → Future Lab – Test-drive Milan’s robot chefs & Osaka’s 2025 preview ✔ WHY EXPLORE HERE? ✅ Archival Treasures – 30,000+ artifacts from every Expo since 1851 ✅ Digital Wizardry – AR recreations of vanished pavilions (RIP Montreal ’67) ✅ Huangpu River Views – The museum’s "Cloud Hall" floats above the waterfront ⏰ Smart Visit: Weekday mornings (avoid post-3PM school groups) 📍 Location: 818 Mengzi Road (Metro Line 13, World Expo Museum Station)

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When you think of artists, often William Morris will come to mind. His art career inspired so many different artists and movements. For a limited time, you can see a William Morris exhibit in the Shanghai World Expo Museum! Here you will find many stunning pieces of artwork- from William Morris and more famous artists. My favorite work of his is Strawberry Thief, you’ll have to check it out! Enjoy the gift shop on the way out, as well as the permanent exhibit on at the World Expo Museum. If you have time, take a walk around the outside of the museum and admire the stunning and unique architecture. #postandearn #museums #china #shanghai #shanghaiartmuseums #artmuseums #williammorris #worldexpomuseum

The Shanghai Expo Museum is practically the birthplace of sci-fi blockbusters. A architectural miracle that my bestie insisted I visit! Giant copper-colored alien atrium + all-glass canopy It's like breaking into the inside of a starship 🌌 Every shot is a cyberpunk blockbuster And now it's free, which is amazing!! Tips on must-have photo spots 📷 with composition secrets 1️⃣ Doomsday Dome Atrium ✔️ Use your phone's wide-angle lens and shoot upwards from ground level! The aluminum-cut sky is super powerful ✔️ Wear black techwear/ Silver futuristic clothing for better photos 2️⃣ Sky Corridor Walkway ✔️ Have someone take a top-down shot of you on the third-floor escalator to capture a sense of endless extension ✔️ Silhouette shots are gorgeous when the light shines diagonally at 4pm 3️⃣ Pure White Spiral Staircase ✔️ Shoot the spiral curve from the top down, symmetrical composition makes obsessive-compulsives ecstatic ✔️ It is recommended to take a quick shot to capture the sense of movement, the skirt flying is super cool 📍 Location: East Gate, 818 Mengzi Road (don't go to the wrong one!) 🚇 Subway: Exit 2 of Line 13, turn right and walk straight for 5 minutes

#เที่ยวจีน #แพลนเที่ยวจีน เหมาะสำหรับคนรักศิลปะ ประวัติศาสตร์ และธรรมชาติ ⏰ Timeline: 08:30 ออกจากที่พัก 09:00-12:00 Shanghai Natural History Museum 12:00-13:00 ทานข้าวเที่ยง 13:00-14:30 World Expo Museum 14:30-15:00 เดินทางไป China Art Museum 15:00-16:00 China Art Museum 16:00 จบแพลนกับที่พัก หรือ เที่ยวที่อื่นต่อ 📍 รายละเอียดแต่ละสถานที่ 1. Shanghai Natural History Museum 🕰️ เวลาเปิด: 09:00-17:00 (ปิดวันจันทร์) 🎫 ค่าเข้า: 30 หยวน (ประมาณ 150 บาท) 🌟ไฮไลท์: - โครงกระดูกไดโนเสาร์ขนาดใหญ่ - ห้องแสดงวิวัฒนาการมนุษย์และสัตว์ - สุดยอดพิพิธภัณฑ์ธรรมชาติวิทยาในเอเชีย 2. World Expo Museum 🕰️ เวลาเปิด: 09:00-17:00 (ปิดวันจันทร์) 🎫 ค่าเข้า: ฟรี 🌟 ไฮไลท์: - นิทรรศการเกี่ยวกับงาน World Expo 2010 - สถาปัตยกรรมทันสมัยและ Interactive Exhibits 3. China Art Museum (中华艺术宫) 🕰️ เวลาเปิด: 10:00-18:00 (ปิดวันจันทร์) 🎫 ค่าเข้า: ฟรี (ยกเว้นนิทรรศการพิเศษ) 🌟ไฮไลท์: - อาคารสวยงามจากงาน Expo 2010 - ศิลปะจีนร่วมสมัยและโบราณ - ภาพเขียนชื่อดังระดับชาติ 🚇 การเดินทาง: - Natural History Museum → World Expo Museum: - นั่ง Metro Line 13 ไปลงที่ 世博会博物馆站 (World Expo Museum Station) - World Expo Museum → China Art Museum: - นั่ง Metro Line 8 เพียง 1 สถานี 💡ข้อแนะนำ - เตรียมพาสปอร์ต เพราะบางที่ต้องใช้ลงทะเบียน - ใส่รองเท้าเดินสบาย เพราะต้องเดินเยอะ - ถ้ามีเวลาเหลือสามารถเดินเล่นห้าง The River Mall ที่อยู่ติดกับ China Art Museum หรือ ไปเที่ยวที่อื่นต่อก็ได้ นอกจากนี้เซี่ยงไฮ้ยังมีพิพิธภัณฑ์ระดับโลกที่ทั้งสวยและน่าสนใจอีกมาก 🏛️🎨🦖

The Shanghai World Expo Museum is located at No. 818 Mengzi Road, Huangpu District, Shanghai. It was officially opened to the public on May 1, 2017. It is the only official museum and official documentation research center of the Bureau of International Expositions, and is also the only museum in the world that comprehensively displays World Expo themes. The museum is themed "Eternal Moment" and showcases the 160-year history and future prospects of the World Expo through two design parts: "Historical Valley" and "Celebration Cloud". The “Historic Valley” symbolizes the eternity of time, while the “Celebration Cloud” represents the moment of the future.

✅ The "Lasting Beauty: William Morris and the British Arts & Crafts Movement" exhibition is currently being held in the temporary exhibition hall of the Shanghai World Expo Museum. It features 123 precious exhibits from the V&A Museum in the UK, showcasing the core concepts of the Arts & Crafts movement. ✔️ William Morris, a representative figure of the 19th-century British Arts & Crafts movement, emphasized the combination of practicality and aesthetics. His natural and fresh design style has influenced later modern design. 🌈 The exhibition layout, full of natural beauty and craftsmanship, uses green, red, and other colors as the main tones, creating a tranquil and elegant artistic atmosphere. It demonstrates the perfect fusion of nature and design, offering a highly enjoyable viewing experience. 💯 This exhibition reminds us how to capture beauty, enjoy beauty, and integrate beauty into our daily lives in today's fast-paced modern world. 📍 Exhibition period: Until Apr 6, 2025 📍 Location: Temporary Exhibition Hall, Shanghai World Expo Museum 📍 Tickets: Free, no reservation required

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"Beauty for a Lifetime" is an exhibition currently underway at the Shanghai World Expo Exhibition & Convention Center. William Morris (March 24, 1834–October 3, 1896) was born in Walthamstow, England. He was a 19th-century British designer, poet, early socialist activist, and self-taught craftsman. The furniture, textiles, stained glass, wallpaper, and other decorative items he designed, supervised, or crafted himself sparked the Arts & Crafts movement, transforming the popular tastes of the Victorian era. This exhibition mainly features works by leading figures of the British Arts & Crafts movement. It is well worth seeing.

The Expo Museum's temporary exhibition, "A Date with Beauty - William Morris and the British Arts & Crafts Movement," is jointly presented by the Shanghai Expo Museum and the V&A Museum in the UK. The exhibition features 123 selected items, reflecting the British Arts & Crafts Movement led by William Morris between 1890 and 1920. 🌟Highlights: William Morris (1834–1896) was a renowned 19th-century British designer, poet, craftsman, and socialist activist. His design philosophy emphasized the combination of practicality and aesthetics, focusing on the natural texture of materials and craftsmanship. His thoughts and practices laid the foundation for later design movements, and he is still regarded as the "father of modern design." Compared to eccentric painters, his works are more accessible and full of design elements.👍👍👍

*Strawberry Thief* is one of William Morris's most famous textile designs, created in 1883. This design, with its vivid natural themes and exquisite craftsmanship, has become a representative work of the Arts and Crafts Movement and a typical embodiment of Morris's design style. The inspiration for *Strawberry Thief* came from Morris's observation of thrushes stealing strawberries during his country life. This scene is full of natural interest, showing Morris's love for nature and nostalgia for rural life. The thrushes, strawberries, and vines in the design intertwine to form a pattern full of vitality. William Morris was a famous 19th-century British designer, poet, artist, and social activist, and one of the central figures of the Arts and Crafts Movement. His ideas and practices have had a profound impact on modern design, art, and craftsmanship. William Morris and the Arts and Crafts Movement The Arts and Crafts Movement originated in the mid-to-late 19th century in Britain as a reflection on the mechanized production and low-quality products brought about by the Industrial Revolution. Advocates of the movement emphasized the value of craftsmanship, pursued the combination of design and function, and promoted natural beauty and traditional techniques. Morris was an important promoter of this movement. He opposed the aesthetic and moral degradation brought about by industrial production, advocated a return to the tradition of craftsmanship, and emphasized the combination of art and life. His design philosophy focused on natural patterns, handmade production, and the authenticity of materials. Morris's designs were inspired by nature, often using elements such as plants, flowers, and birds, with symmetrical and decorative patterns. His works include wallpaper, textiles, furniture, and book designs, with representative works such as the *Strawberry Thief* wallpaper and the *Willow Bough* wallpaper. Morris was not only concerned with art and design but was also a socialist. He criticized the exploitation of workers and art by capitalism, advocated restoring workers' dignity and creativity through craftsmanship, and believed that art should serve society and improve life. Through the Arts and Crafts Movement, William Morris advocated the combination of art and life, emphasized the value of craftsmanship, and had a lasting impact on modern design and social thought.

💫Hidden Gem in Shanghai Expo Park: World Expo Museum🌟 📍200 Mengzi Road, Pudong New Area, Shanghai 💫The modern architecture of the World Expo Museum is a prominent feature of the Shanghai skyline. As a permanent landmark of the 2010 Shanghai World Expo, the museum itself is a unique sight to behold. 💫Step inside the museum and travel back in time to the exciting World Expo. The museum's diverse exhibits cover the history, culture, and technology of the World Expo. The most captivating exhibits are the classic items from the World Expo, which tell the unforgettable story of the event. 💫The museum's interactive experience area is also worth a visit. You can make your own World Expo souvenirs or simulate various activities from the World Expo to experience the unique passion and energy of the event. 💫The museum's architectural design is also unique. The glass skylight on the roof allows natural light to fill the entire hall, creating a beautiful connection with nature. 💫Whether you're a history buff, tech enthusiast, or art lover, you'll find something to enjoy here. Highly recommended for those who love exploring new places!

Are you longing for a wonderful journey through time and space? The Shanghai World Expo Museum is a great place to visit. Here, you can experience the customs of various countries and feel the collision and integration of cutting-edge technology and diverse cultures. From the wisdom of ancient civilizations to the shocking innovations of modern technology, each exhibit carries a unique story, and each exhibition hall is like a new world. Whether you are a history and culture lover, a technology explorer, or a family traveler, you will be surprised and rewarded beyond your imagination, making you linger and forget to return. 📍Attraction address: No. 818 Mengzi Road, Huangpu District, Shanghai 🚗Attraction transportation: • Subway: Take Metro Line 4 or Line 13, get off at "World Expo Museum Station", and walk about 200 meters from Exit 3. • Bus: There are many bus lines, such as No. 17, No. 205, No. 36, etc. Get off at "Mengzi Road Liyuan Road Station" and walk to the museum. • Self-driving: There is a parking lot around the museum, but parking spaces may be tight during peak hours, so it is recommended to plan your travel time in advance. 👍️Must-see attractions: • Preface Hall: With the theme of "City, Make Life Better", through multimedia display, you can quickly understand the history and development of the World Expo, laying the foundation for subsequent visits. • First Exhibition Hall: "The Ideal of Progress and the Vision of Peace", which displays precious cultural relics and historical materials of the early World Expo, takes you back to the origin and development of the World Expo. • Second Exhibition Hall: "The Convergence of World Civilizations", which brings together special exhibits from all over the world, is like a global cultural feast, allowing you to appreciate the charm of multiculturalism without leaving the country. • World Expo City Experience Area: Through virtual reality, interactive projection and other technologies, you can experience the unique charm of different cities, such as the romance of Paris, the prosperity of New York, etc. 🎟️Ticket information: Tickets are free and no reservation is required. The movie "World Expo Wonderful Journey" is CNY 30/person, you can choose the date and time period, and buy it online. 💗Others: • Opening hours: Tuesday to Sunday 9:00-17:00 (16:15 stop admission), closed on Monday (except legal holidays). • Interpretation service: The museum provides free audio guide service, which can be downloaded by scanning the code at the entrance. There are also regular manual interpretation services, and the specific time can be consulted at the service desk. • Food around: There are many restaurants and snack bars around the museum to meet different tastes. It is recommended to try Shanghai Benbang cuisine, such as braised pork, pan-fried buns, etc., to feel the authentic taste of Shanghai.

🛍 This is another collaborative exhibition between the World Expo Museum and the Victoria and Albert Museum (V&A Museum) in the UK. The exhibition is not only beautifully arranged, but also free of charge 🆓! 🛍 The Spring Festival holiday is a great time to bring your family, children, or friends to the exhibition. There are also eight permanent exhibition halls in the World Expo Museum next door, where you can learn about the history and development of the World Expo. 🛍 The exhibition hall is divided into four spaces, each of which is presented in different colors, simple, natural, and layered. 📍 The first space is the preface hall "Origin", which outlines the origin and representative figures of the British Arts and Crafts Movement. The manuscript of William Morris's "Acanthus" wallpaper design is a rare sight. 📍 The second space, "Inspiration", revolves around the three core themes of "Nature and Countryside" ✅, "Faith and Worship" ✅, and "Oriental Inspiration" ✅, showing people the starting point of the Arts and Crafts Movement. 📍 The third space, "Manufacturing", revolves around the four core themes of "Reviving Crafts" ✅, "Crafts and Machines" ✅, "Associations and Manufacturers" ✅, and "Retro Romance" ✅, showing the idea of making designers the medium between materials and finished products. 📍 The fourth space, "Society", revolves around the three core themes of "Education and Women's Liberation" ✅, "Promotion of the Movement" ✅, and "Arts and Crafts Home" ✅, highlighting the core of the Arts and Crafts Movement as social education. 🛍 Outside the exhibition hall, there are many exquisite items that enhance happiness, such as DIY calendar ornaments, coaster sets, refrigerator magnets, sun hats, notebooks, bookmarks, phone chains, plush pendants, etc. 🎊 Exhibition name: A Date with Beauty: William Morris and the British Arts and Crafts Movement 🗓 Exhibition period: December 13, 2024–April 6, 2025 📮 Exhibition location: No. 818 Mengzi Road, Shanghai World Expo Museum 💰 Exhibition fee: Free 🆓❗️ No reservation required ❗️ 🌟 Exhibition highlights: The exhibition features 123 pieces (sets) of V&A Museum's collection of treasures closely related to the British Arts and Crafts Movement, exploring the artistic trend of the Arts and Crafts Movement led by the father of modern design, William Morris, and appreciating the extraordinary charm of the "British Arts and Crafts Movement" from 1890 to 1920.

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The seafood city near the World Expo Museum is finally open. The seafood city near the World Expo Museum is finally open If my sister hadn’t recommended it to me, I really wouldn’t have known that a seafood restaurant covering nearly 10,000 square meters had opened near the World Expo Museum! The food here is really good and cheap, with lots of high-quality seafood, all at the same price as in the wet market. Environment: Absolutely high-class, the view of the river is particularly good, and the dining is very grand~ Salt and pepper sardines, freshly killed! The aroma of pepper and salt hits your nose, and the fish meat is very tender after a bite. Our smoked pomfret is smoked to perfection, with a crispy skin and tender meat. It not only retains the freshness of the fish meat, but also gives it a unique flavor! The seafood maoxuewang tastes really good. The spicier it is, the more you want to eat it. It is different from the ordinary maoxuewang. It adds a lot of seafood and tastes even fresher.

On Sunday morning, January 12, 2025, I came to the World Expo Museum. World Expo Museum I visit this museum almost once a month. In addition to the fixed annual exhibitions of the World Expo, the temporary exhibitions that are constantly launched are all very exciting. This time it is "A Time for Beauty" with the theme of British Arts and Crafts. The collections of the British V&A Museum are now at my doorstep. I visited the V&A Museum when I went to London, but I only had a cursory look at the Victoria and Albert Museum. Now it's worth a closer look. Very pleasing to the eyes! After the exhibition, there are also V&A’s own cultural and creative products to choose from. Morris Coffee is also a good choice. You can have a great weekend at the museum.

Exhibition name: Beauty in Time: William Morris and the British Arts and Crafts Movement Exhibition venue: World Expo Museum (No. 818 Mengzi Road) Public transport: Metro Line 13, World Expo Museum Station Exhibition dates: December 13, 2024 to April 6, 2025 Exhibition tickets: Free, no reservation required Exhibition introduction: 123 pieces (sets) of V&A Museum's collection of treasures closely related to the British Arts and Crafts Movement, through the prologue and the three chapters of "Inspiration", "Manufacture" and "Society", lead visitors to gradually explore the artistic trend of the Arts and Crafts Movement led by William Morris, the father of modern design, and to appreciate the extraordinary charm of the "British Arts and Crafts Movement" from 1890 to 1920. Foggy Words: The design patterns of the exhibits in the exhibition tend to be "natural" and "harmonious", giving a very comfortable feeling, and the exhibition experience is very good.

WE Cafe, a newly opened cafe on the third floor of the Expo Museum, has an exhibition limited afternoon tea and cake in cooperation with the V&A Museum in the UK. After visiting the exhibition, you can have a piece of cake and take a break. The pictures look beautiful, so I ordered a strawberry Saint-Honoré. They didn't have it when I went, so the kitchen made one for me. I waited for 10 minutes. It looked good, but the taste was very average, especially the chocolate glaze on the puff pastry, which had a cheap taste. For a cake priced at CNY 56, the taste was really not up to standard, so I could only take pictures. The waiters were very nice, and the river view from the terrace was also very beautiful. Unfortunately, the taste was really not good, so I probably won't go again.

William Morris was a famous 19th-century British designer, poet, craftsman, and socialist activist. He was born into a wealthy family and studied theology at Oxford University. Inspired by medieval art and literature, he later devoted himself to art and design. He personally participated in the design and production of wallpaper, carpets, furniture, and more. His works are natural, fresh, elegant, and simple, with a strong medieval and rural garden style. In terms of design concepts, he emphasized the combination of practicality and aesthetics, focusing on the natural texture of materials and craftsmanship. His representative works include the "Red House," which became a landmark achievement of the Arts and Crafts Movement. Morris was also an active social activist who cared about social justice and the living conditions of working people, having a certain influence on society at the time. His ideas and practices laid the foundation for later design movements, and he is still regarded as the "father of modern design." The beauty of his works comes from nature, with vivid flowers, plants, birds, and animals, and practical value, reflecting the beauty of life!

📮Bring a curious mind and an eye for beauty, and start a pleasant experience journey! As long as you want, "travel" begins the moment you step out of the house! 🏞️Attraction: Shanghai World Expo Museum 📍Address: No. 818 Mengzi Road, Huangpu District 🚗Transportation: Get off at Expo Museum Station on Line 13 💴Tickets: Free🆓 📷Photo time: December 13, 2024 🌈✍️Visiting notes📝 1️⃣This is a very niche museum with few people, so you can take a leisurely and quiet walk. 2️⃣There is a history of the development of the World Expo, which is worth seeing. 3️⃣The appearance of this "hidden" museum is really spectacular and beautiful. I love the color and design. 4️⃣When you have nothing to do on weekends, you can go there for a walk. There is also a table tennis museum nearby! I have been there before, and I will go there again when I have the chance, and then share it with you. ‼️Tips: Homework before going out ✅Check the route on the map ✅Check business hours and whether you need to make an appointment in advance to avoid a wasted trip ✅When you are out, remember ♥️safety first♥️