What are the five classical gardens in Shanghai?

Shanghai has been called the magic capital for many years, probably because it is a magical city. It has various tourist attractions, similar to amusement parks, ancient towns and other tourist attractions, which most friends should know. The following small series will recommend five classical gardens in Shanghai for friends. After reading the introduction of the following small series, friends will know what the five classical gardens in Shanghai are.

What are the five classical gardens in Shanghai?

Yu Yuan Garden

Yu Garden is located in Shanghai Yu Garden Tourism Business District, where you can enjoy the beautiful scenery of Jiangnan gardens preserved from ancient times to the present. At the same time, Yu Garden has a long history, exquisite design, quiet environment, pavilions and rockery ponds, which is a rare and quaint place in a bustling city. You can also see hundreds of plaques and inscriptions inscribed by famous artists, as well as a large collection of stone carving exhibition halls.

Qiuxiapu park

Qiuxiapu Park is located in Jiading District, Shanghai. It is one of the five classical gardens in Shanghai and an excellent place to enjoy maple leaves in autumn. Qiuxiapu Park has a compact layout, centered on Qingshuitang, surrounded by rugged rocks and towering ancient trees. Walking in the garden has a unique feeling of "one step at a time". What is even more rare is that there are not many tourists here, and it is a quiet and quaint place in the downtown area. Every autumn, the garden is dyed with red maple, which is very suitable for friends to take pictures.

Qushuiyuan

Qushui Garden, located in Qingpu District, Shanghai, is one of the classical gardens in Shanghai. Deeply loved by friends in Shanghai, it is very suitable for leisure. At the same time, Qushui Garden is small and beautiful, with rockeries, stone bridges, pavilions and ponds. There are dense old trees, lush flowers and plants, and the gables are covered with creepers. Walking in the garden is refreshing, and you can often see old people singing and playing chess here. The east of the garden is close to the river around the city. You can sit in the promenade by the river and enjoy the scenery by the river.

Guyiyuan

Guyi Garden is the largest garden in Shanghai. Its architectural style is similar to Suzhou gardens, with a history of about 500 years. According to the different flowers in different seasons, Guyi Garden has different flower exhibitions in four seasons, including begonia in spring, lotus in summer and wintersweet and narcissus in winter. The most famous lotus in summer, whether it is the big lotus on the lake or the sketch of the pool on my path, has been entangled and passed through a sheltered depression, attracting countless photos.

Zuibaichi

Zuibaichi is a 3A-level tourist attraction in Shanghai. Every spring, many tourists come here for an outing. It is also the oldest garden in Shanghai. The ancient trees in the garden are lush and quiet. Walking in it, you can enjoy the rare simplicity and tranquility of downtown. The drunken pool is not big, but there are pavilions and rockery ponds. You can see the unique flower garden scenery through the flower window of the cloister.

The above is Bian Xiao's introduction to the five classical gardens in Shanghai. If you want to find a quiet leisure place in such a fast-paced Shanghai, these places will be a good choice.

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