Visit the World Expo for 3 days, and urgently seek museums worth seeing and the shortest walking route.

In my personal experience, it is of little use to arrive at the venue, because most people can't find the direction when they enter the venue on the first day, and they usually have a sense of direction the next day to arrange the route. Just pay attention to a few points: get up early and line up at the door. After running in the door, you can choose a popular museum first, which can save time. After 8 pm, you can make up for the long queue in the European pavilion, so that you can achieve your goal. Recommend some venues for your reference. The following strategies are actually good.

Germany Pavilion: Interactive Sound Ball Control

French Pavilion: Seven the world famous paintings.

Italy Pavilion: Fashion, Leather Shoes and Cars

Spain Pavilion: Sleeping Beauty and Big Head Doll

Russia Pavilion: Fairy Tale World

Switzerland Pavilion: Six-person Car in the Air

Denmark Pavilion: Original Sleeping Beauty and High Altitude Bike

Switzerland Pavilion: Swing and Round Hole Slide

Australia Pavilion: Bicycle Power Painting

Belgium and EU Pavilion: Chocolate World

Portugal Pavilion: History and Letters of China and Portugal

Petroleum Pavilion: The Best 4D Experience

I just played here, too I said I couldn't arrange it. You can see my real situation. Some things on the internet may not be useful there.

On the first day, you enter from Gate 2, and the security check time is about 30 minutes (you arrive early before 8 o'clock). In fact, if you look at it for three days, the security check time is only 1 hour at most.

I was in Puxi District, and then I ran to China Shipyard with two friends (soon). I waited in line for less than ten minutes before I went in and had a rest. It's okay to watch the last movie at the venue. After that, I went to the Japan Industry Pavilion, and it was really a queue. I waited 1.5 hours, and I went to the Korean Enterprise Pavilion.

After lunch, we went to Pudong by ferry. We decided to see most of the unpopular venues in the afternoon, such as pacific alliance Pavilion, Red Cross Pavilion, Indonesian Pavilion, Philippine Pavilion and Brunei Pavilion. After visiting these venues, it was already past 3 o'clock, so we had dinner first and arranged the most popular venues in that area, namely Australia Pavilion and Singapore Pavilion. Look, it took them 1 hour, just over half an hour. The rumored hot venue is really nice.

At the last 7 o'clock, everyone was hungry again. After all, girls went to Pizza Hut in Europe and sat there for dinner. They plan to visit six or seven European venues in the evening (they should follow the area when they go, for example, they can go to area B after seeing area C, and it will take at least half an hour to go to area A by car). The Portuguese pavilion hasn't been finished yet, and no one has brought food. It took less than 10 minutes to get in (about 30 minutes during the day). Then I went to the Greek Pavilion, the Turkish Pavilion and the Finnish Pavilion, without waiting in line. When I arrived at the Turkish Pavilion, I really wanted to eat the ice cream inside, so I bought one for everyone (35 yuan, you'd better be prepared to eat 200 a day).

Then I went to the Spanish Pavilion and waited less than half an hour before I went in. Finally, there is a big baby's face moving, which is good.

When you are tired, go out and take the subway until you stay in a hotel (referring to a hotel, which is not too bad or too bad, with three people in a room, 680 for the first day or two, more than 500 on the third day, with an average of 500. )

The next day: I entered the exhibition hall in Area C in the morning. If you go, you must stay in Europe for a day. That's great. In the morning, I went to Slovakia, a small museum and semi-popular Denmark. I feel good. It is true that you want to see European art and cultural exhibits, but if you want to see movies or high technology, you still have to go to the Japan Pavilion and the Korea Pavilion.

I ate noodles at noon (about 40 yuan per serving), which is the standard price of the Expo. Water, coke and the like are two yuan more expensive than outside. In the afternoon, I went to see the French Pavilion with the belief of queuing for five hours, but the queuing time only took one and a half hours, so in fact, the time of most venues can be maintained within two hours (except Japan, South Korea, the United States, Saudi Arabia, Coca-Cola Oil).

The French Pavilion is very good. Famous paintings, fashions, sculptures and robots are all excellent. Then, after going out, I went to the store of French Pavilion 10 minutes. The food in it cost more than 30 yuan. Of course, I spent 100 yuan each. Then the British pavilion went to Italy without internal maintenance (rest assured that it was only one day). Like the French Pavilion, it is also very creative, and it took only two hours to queue up. Everyone inside is wearing prada, and the fashion car on display is almost the most beautiful in three days.

In the afternoon, I saw two pavilions (the person who stamped it noticed that Fahe Pavilion was not stamped), and then I went to the African Union Pavilion, which was ok, but I didn't think it was worth buying bracelets.

After dinner, we went to the Korea Pavilion and stood in line for two and a half hours. Remember not to be cheated by the Korea Pavilion. After queuing outside, you have to queue inside, and you have to queue up to watch small movies. I have been waiting in line for more than three hours, and I have to watch the exhibition hall for 30 minutes. Don't be angry if we don't think it's worth it.

It's best to find a shop and take the subway back to the hotel when you are tired (note here that if you transfer in Pudong, it's best not to stay in a hotel in Pudong (unless you are afraid of taking the subway). Hotels in Pudong 1000 yuan or so! We live next to Puxi subway station for only 700 yuan. ) Taking the subway for three more days can save 1000 yuan. I'm afraid I can't book it seven days in advance. ) The hotel is really uncertain.

Last day: We went to the Japan Pavilion for 4 hours. We were very tired, but the pavilion was beautiful. The theme of the performance is Zhu He's high-tech life, which is very exciting. The food was too expensive, so I didn't buy it. In fact, not many people go at night, which is half of that during the day. Many people cut in line in the middle of the Japan Pavilion. If they want to scold, they will drive the staff on the side out of the team (they can only re-queue), but the chances are very small, and most of them successfully cut in line, so sometimes they quit the team for no reason.

After watching it, we went to eat Yoshinoya's food. More than 200 people feel that it is expensive and they don't have enough to eat. Later, we visited six or seven venues, including North Korea and Maldives, and took a bus to Puxi (less than 10 minutes).

In fact, it is still very tiring to visit the Expo for three days. We went to Shanghai for more than three days. If you go to Shanghai, the 5th is better. On the first day, you go to the Bund, Nanjing Road and so on, and rest at night. The next day, you went to the Expo. Rest in the morning on the fourth day after you are tired, and you can go anywhere in the afternoon. On the fifth day, you spent most of your time visiting the World Expo, then going to hang lung plaza and so on.

I hope I can help you!