Where can I find antique buildings in Shanghai that are suitable for photographing antique buildings?

Shanghai is said to be a modern city, but there are also many places in the city suitable for taking pictures of ancient styles. The editor below recommends some ancient tourist attractions, which are very suitable for weekend leisure. What are the specific ones? Let’s take a look!

1. Shenyuan

Modu version of "Hundred Scenes of Jiangnan". Since his debut at the beginning of the year, Shen Yuan has exploded on social platforms and built a secret place worth RMB 50,000 in a steel jungle city in the south of the Yangtze River.

The inspiration comes from the three famous gardens of Yu Garden, Rishe Garden and Luxiang Garden. When you walk through them, you can only see lush green trees, pavilions and pavilions on both sides of the bank, clear snowy streams, and shadows of clouds on stone ridges. , one scene after another.

The eight sceneries of Shen Garden each have their own characteristics, including Drunken Red Clouds, Late Coca Crossing, Full Spring in Yutang, Penglai Misty Rain, and Fun Fish. It’s like walking into a landscape painting!

Address: World Expo Avenue, Pudong New Area

2. Qingxi Park

This little-known antique garden not only has the historic Zhishu Academy and Wanshou Building, there are also many new antique buildings.

The winding corridors, layers of rockeries, and dense courtyards are elegant and elegant without losing the exquisite beauty of Chinese gardens. It is very suitable for taking pictures while strolling.

Address: West of Songqing Road on the south side of Dianpu River in Qingpu District to Zhezetang

3. Zhongxinjing Park

A park with its own "Huizhou Courtyard" It refers to Central New View Park. You don’t have to go to Xidi Hongcun, you can satisfy your Huizhou complex at your doorstep!

The white-walled Yamato houses built along the water, the moss-marked bluestones, and the antique lattice windows form a vivid Jiangnan ink painting!

Address: The intersection of Hongsong Road and Hami Road, Changning District

4. Guilin Park

Guilin Park is the best place for Shanghainese to appreciate osmanthus. This was once the private garden of Shanghai celebrity Huang. The garden is full of sweet-scented osmanthus trees, and the garden is always full of fragrance during the Mid-Autumn Festival.

Now it has become a holy place for Hanfu lovers to take photos! According to the traditional garden layout in the south of the Yangtze River, small bridges, flowing water, mountains and peaks, and winding paths lead to seclusion, showing the charm of the south of the Yangtze River. Strolling in the garden, you can see the cornices, pavilions, stone bridges, and teahouses. You will dream back to the Qiantang River in "Menghualu" for a few minutes.

Address: No. 128, Guilin Road, Xuhui District

5. Guangfulin Cultural Site

Guangfulin Cultural Site is known as the "Root of Shanghai". As early as the Neolithic Age, five or six thousand years ago, the ancestors of the Guangfulin area were already working and living here.

The park combines a variety of different styles of architecture, such as Tang-style ancient temples and Hui-style residences, which also makes it a "studio" for antique lovers.

Chenghuang Temple, Fulin Pagoda, Yeats Temple, and Duoyun Courtyard are the most popular ones. A large piece of red wall Suzaku can also be used to create the same Forbidden City!

Address: Lane 3260, Guangfulin Road, Songjiang District

6. Hanxiang Water Expo

This is the ancient bridge museum and the famous and ancient tree protection zone. Hanxiang Water Park. Let’s find out~

There are more than 600 ancient trees in the park that are more than a century old, as well as camphor, ginkgo, and boxwood. They form a vibrant ancient picture.

There are more than 50 ancient stone bridges in the Ming and Qing Dynasties, including the five-hole Hanxiang Bridge, the one-hole Xiangjing Bridge, and the three-hole Xingshi Bridge. There are ancient movies in every corner!

Address: No. 3805, Jiangchuan West Road, Minhang District

7. Guyi Garden

A garden located in the northwest suburbs of Shanghai - Guyuan, in the hot summer The sun provides us with a dreamy and classic cool environment.

Since the restoration of the garden, 23 historical buildings, including Yiye Hall, Baihe Pavilion, Painted Moon, and Untied Boats, have reproduced the beauty of Jiangnan classical gardens and continued the garden story.

The current ancient Yi Garden is filled with lotus fragrance, pavilions, carved beams and painted buildings, small bridges and flowing water, as well as Jiuqu Bridge, Yinxiang Pavilion, and Heshou Pavilion. The pavilions are located in the east of Yijing Garden. In front of Tingpu Pavilion, there is one scene after another.

Address: No. 218, Huyi Highway, Nanxiang Town, Jiading District

8. Qiuxiapu Park

Qiuxiapu Park is a Su-style park suitable for all seasons garden. The name "Qiuxia" in the dictionary comes from

Guhua Park is a large comprehensive park mainly featuring antique gardens. Its construction collected many allusions from Fengxian's history, and a large number of historical buildings were moved in and rebuilt. There are many pavilions and pavilions among the small bridges and flowing water, decorated with flowers and trees, forming a simple and elegant style.

The "Nantang First Bridge", "Zhongshan Garden" and "Autumn Water Garden" in the park are all very suitable attractions for taking pictures.

Address: No. 220, Jiefang Middle Road, Fengxian District