[2025 Shanghai Attraction] Travel Guide for Zhangyuan House (Updated Apr)

Originally purchased by businessman Zhang Shuhe, it became the largest private garden of its time after multiple expansions and renovations. It opened to the public in 1885, transitioning from free to paid admission, and became the largest public activity space for Shanghai residents. However, it declined with the establishment of other amusement parks. The current Zhang Garden has been reborn after reconstruction into a well-planned and splendid area. Featuring Shikumen architecture with warehouse-like gates, it combines modern boutiques, cultural and creative spaces, and dining options. There are occasional pop-up events, making it a great place for photography, strolling, appreciating historical sites, and experiencing the blend of old and new. 📍Address: Taixing Road, Jing'an District, Shanghai, China. √Transportation: Exit 4, Nanjing West Road Station, Metro.

🌈Highlights: Shanghai Zhangyuan is a place that embodies the beauty of the fusion of history and modernity. It was built in 1882 and has witnessed a century of changes in Shanghai. Zhangyuan is home to many Shikumen buildings, with carved door heads and ancient brick walls that tell stories of the past. Today, after careful restoration, it has become a hub of fashion and trends. Many high-end brands have settled here, and various art exhibitions and cultural activities are frequently held. Strolling through it, you can feel the rich historical heritage and experience the vitality and innovation of a modern metropolis. Zhangyuan is like a shining pearl in the center of Shanghai, attracting countless people to explore. 🕐️Opening hours: All day 🚗Transportation: Nanjing West Road Station 💗Other tips:

Zhangyuan 张园zhang yuan 📍Location: No. 588 Weihai Road (Line 2 Nanjing West Road Station Exit 3) Zhangyuan is a public space that was purchased by Zhang Xue, a Qing Dynasty merchant, in 1882 and built in a European style. It is said that it is called Zhangyuan because it was developed by the Zhang family. You can see the traditional Shanghai-style Shikumen building in Zhangyuan. It was remodeled last year and various luxury pop-up stores and cafes were opened. Since then, it has become a very popular place for Wang Hong (Chinese influencers). When I went, Diptyque and Vacheron Constantin were exhibiting, so I went to see them. I recommend you visit at least once. #ChinaTravel #ShanghaiTravel #ShanghaiHotPlaces #ShanghaiTravelCourse #PlacesToVisitInShanghai #Zhangyuan #100TravelStyles

🎉National Day Carnival, a fun feast next to Zhang Garden is waiting for you! The surprise appearance of the Dui Dui Dui Coffee pop-up store next to the giant statue, the perfect collision of cute things and coffee, makes your holiday no longer monotonous! 👀 Step into the store, as if you have traveled to the doll kingdom, blind boxes, cute dolls, creative refrigerator stickers... each one is irresistible, the trendy brand style is coming, and the photo check-in will instantly become the most beautiful in the circle of friends! 📸 The coffee is fragrant and overflowing, every sip is the ultimate temptation to the taste buds. The environment is uniquely arranged, and every corner exudes unique charm. Whether it is to enjoy the quiet time alone or to chat with friends, this is the best choice. ☕️ Come to the Dui Dui Dui Coffee pop-up store and spend an unforgettable National Day holiday with the cute giant statue! Don't forget to bring your camera and record this unique joy and beauty. 💡Tips: There are more surprises around, come on a go-on exploration trip! 🎁

Spanning more than 3,000 years, What kind of wonderful artistic brilliance and magical creativity will be produced when the ancient Shu civilization meets the Shanghai culture? Duiduidui Coffee House brought Daliren to Zhang Garden. At the Duiduidu Coffee pop-up store, There are many cultural and creative products designed with the bronze standing figure as the prototype, such as refrigerator magnets, bookmarks, storage bags, T-shirts, etc. There are also many popular cultural and creative products of Sanxingdui Museum designed by bronze vertical-eyed masks and bronze pig-nosed dragons. Even the Sanxingdui Museum was once sold out. The bronze chirp, modeled after the bird standing on the bronze sacred tree, is also on sale for a limited time in the form of a blind box capsule. Not only can you shop and collect stamps here, You can also taste limited special drinks that combine Sanxingdui elements. But be prepared for long queues. 🕣＞ Event time: 9/10-10/20 Duidui Cafe 10:00-22:00 9/15-10/7 "Ancient Shu Fantasy" All-sensory Light and Shadow Show 10:00-22:00 10/1-10/7 Super Magic Night Parade 19:30-20:00 Coming out of the coffee shop, Zhang Garden, which was renovated at great expense, is well worth a visit. You can check in at Deqingli, Rongkangli, Zhenxingli, Xiudeli, Furuli and three garden-style villa residences in turn. The design incorporates elements of trend, art, fashion, etc. into the historical buildings. It can truly be said to be the best garden in Shanghai. #Shanghaitrip #trip #Shanghaigoodplaces #Shanghaitourism #Shanghaicharacteristics

🏮Shanghai's Spring Festival holiday atmosphere is upgraded, this time it's the citywalk Jing'an Nanjing Road business district, discovering a new night scene route for the New Year, with free light and shadow shows on several iconic buildings along the street! 👉My citywalk route (with map): ⏰Lighting time: 18:00-22:00 every evening. 1️⃣Jing'an Temple: A bustling ancient temple in Shanghai that has been around for a thousand years, now with tulips blooming in front of the temple. 2️⃣Jiu Guang Department Store: Large wall projection 'Dragon Soaring Jing'an', a giant dragon of light and shadow on the building's exterior wall on the Nanjing West Road side of the mall. 3️⃣Jing'an Park: In front of the square, the light installation 'Dragon Pearl', bingbing. 4️⃣Shanghai Mall: Naked-eye 3D dragon totem 'Dragon Returns', outdoor curved LED screen dragon light and shadow, and there are fireworks too. 5️⃣Shanghai Exhibition Center: Light performance 'Dragon's Shadow Chapter', Russian classical architecture, truly magnificent in the changing lights. 6️⃣Zhang Garden: Romantic 'Blooming' light and shadow show on the gable of Building No. 4, real-life blooming of splendid fireworks (18:30-21:30), and the 'Blooming' scene is also in the nine Shanghai-style alleys, with many giant dragon installations. 7️⃣Xingye Taikoo Hui: Enclosure projection 'Dragon's Brilliance', integrating rich folk art elements from Shanghai, Jiangsu, Zhejiang, and Anhui in the style of digital New Year paintings. 8️⃣Huiyin Building: LED screen 'Digital New Year Painting' 'Dragon's Collection'

I came here specifically to check in, and unexpectedly encountered Xiao Zhan's hand-painted wall, a giant pink flower bear, and golden maple leaves~ The place is not big overall, and the check-in points are easy to find! - 🚏CityWalk route sharing Maoming North Road➡️Fengshengli➡️Zhangyuan➡️Wujiang Road - 🚩Winter exclusive romantic check-in points ✔️Xiao Zhan's hand-painted wall at Exit 13 of Subway Line 12 ✔️Giant pink flower bear🧸& rose flower corner steps🌸 ✔️Internet-famous golden maple leaves🍁Both sides are very photogenic ✔️Large DIOR Christmas tree🎄There is a butterfly projection🦋super romantic after lighting up at night~ ✔️Blue ice block wall, very full of light and shadow ✔️Various alleys, window photography

#TravelChina Zhangyuan is a shopping street that focuses on luxury brands, such as Dior, LV, and Sisley. The atmosphere in Zhangyuan is unique, similar to an old town where you can walk around and take pictures in every corner. It is very beautiful, and the atmosphere is like being in a foreign country. The bricks and decorations of each shop are very stylish. Anyone who has the opportunity to visit Shanghai must stop by to take pictures. The most beautiful shop in Zhangyuan is Dior. Zhangyuan is not far from the largest Starbucks in Shanghai. Walk for about 500 meters and you will see it. Anyone who doesn't come here is really missing out.

During the Spring Festival, check in at Shanghai's new landmark Zhang Garden Very convenient location near Nanjing West Road Isolation is the popular dining spot Fengshengli Zhang Yuan’s pop-up store featuring high-end brands There is also an art exhibition space Of course, cute bunnies are also a must during the Lunar New Year. The only drawback is that many shops are still under renovation. Maybe it will be better after some time.

#discoverchina Zhang Yuan is a collection of classic Shanghainese shikumen buildings which have been refurbished and transformed into flagship stores for luxury brands like Dior and Louis Vuitton. Newly reopened in 2023 after renovations following the eviction of the last remaining residents, the cluster of buildings now host many popups and commercial events. Located in central Jing An district, the brick buildings are now a popular spot for tourists and locals alike to have photo shoots. Venturing inside also provides for some atmospheric photo opportunities. #chinatrip #travel #shopping

#ChinaTravelMoment When you think of Shanghai, you think of the Oriental Pearl Tower and the Bund night view. A hot place that's recently rising ##I visited Shanghai Jangwon It would be perfect to walk around leisurely and have a cup of coffee or brunch. Dior and Louis Vuitton pop-ups and The alleys were pretty.

Disney's China branch has partnered with 10 different brands to present the first-ever Toy Story-themed fashion show at the 2025 Shanghai Fashion Week, marking the 30th anniversary of Pixar's animated film 'Toy Story'. An exhibition featuring the timeless theme of toys that never fade from our hearts has been opened. You can find shirts, jackets, shoes, and accessories themed around Toy Story characters. The fusion of toys and fashion highlights the designers' boundless imagination and creativity. In addition to the exhibition, collaborative products with the Chinese sports brand Li-Ning, such as sportswear, sneakers, socks, and t-shirts, are available for purchase as souvenirs. At the back, various Disney & Pixar character merchandise such as dolls, lamps, random draws, figures, and bags are also on sale. 'Toy Story 30th Anniversary Offline Exhibition' 📍Address: Zhangyuan W4 📆Period: 3/28-4/8 🎫Admission: Free

That day, I didn't have any plans, but I woke up and just wanted to walk around the city, so I stopped by Zhang Yuan on West Nanjing Road. It felt like walking in Europe, but it still had a Shanghai feel to it. The atmosphere was sooo good! An old-style red brick building renovated into a cool cafe and a chic clothing store. No matter where you take a picture, it's beautiful. There's Zara, Lululemon, and other Chinese brands with really cool designs. Lots of coffee shops! ☕️ Walking around, I came across many cafes with beautiful designs, such as Seesaw Coffee, M Stand, % Arabica, or you can sit and eat dessert at Lady M. There were a lot of locals and tourists walking around, but it wasn't too crowded. Zhang Yuan used to be an ancient Western village in Shanghai. Now it's been renovated into a premium project, but the original details are still preserved. Those who like old architecture will love it. ⏰ Best time: Come for a walk in the afternoon to evening. The light is beautiful, take beautiful pictures, and all the shops are open. 📍 Location: Near MRT West Nanjing Road Station (Line 2, 12, 13), Exit 1 or 4, and it takes only a few minutes to walk there. To summarize the feeling: ✔️ Take a leisurely walk, take beautiful pictures. ✔️ Lots of cafes, lots of fashion shops. ✔️ Good atmosphere, not crowded. ✔️ Another place that makes me feel that Shanghai is very charming. If you come to Shanghai and want to find a place to walk around with a bit of aesthetics, I recommend coming to this zone! #TravelChina

#Overseas travel #China #Zhangyuan Zhangyuan was originally a high-class residential complex, and it is said that it was named Zhangyuan after the Zhang family name when Zhang Shuhua took over in the late Qing Dynasty. It was a place where culture and commerce developed in Shanghai, and where new cultural activities and revolutionary activities were actively carried out. This place, where traditional Chinese narrow alleys and Western-style modern architecture are in harmony, has been renovated and has various luxury shops, creating a unique design that attracts tourists. There are many events held here, so be sure to visit.

#Overseas travel #China #Jangwon Jangwon, located on Nanjing West Road in Shanghai, China, is located right next to Nanjing West Road Station, so it is not difficult to visit. The biggest feature of this place is that these old-looking buildings are filled with various luxury brands, and they have designed their own wonderful interiors, so it does not feel crowded, and it feels like a place that can be compared to Tianzifang in other downtown areas of Shanghai. As many luxury brands are located here, it serves as a shopping street, and the service and cleanliness are very well managed.

#Overseas travel #China #Zhangyuan The biggest feature of Shanghai Zhangyuan is the beauty of its modern architecture, but it is also in the narrow but unique alleys between the buildings. The tall buildings made of red bricks or gray bricks are lined up tightly, so the visual effect of making it look narrower makes you feel mysterious. If you come to Shanghai, don't just go to Xintiandi, but also stop by Zhangyuan to experience its other charms and enjoy some delicious Western food at nearby restaurants.

#Overseas travel #China #Zhangyuan Zhangyuan, located in Nanjing West Road, Shanghai, is a representative tourist attraction and shopping street in Shanghai that neatly recreates modern architecture and Shanghai's unique modern alleys. This place, which properly preserves the charm of modern China, is beautifully filled with red brick buildings, similar to the feeling of Shanghai's Xintiandi area. In particular, if you visit on a clear day due to the red bricks, the blue sky and red brick buildings create a harmony, making it a famous photo spot that gives off a masterpiece feeling no matter where you take a picture.

#discoverchina Zhangyuan is located in Jing'an District, Shanghai, and is one of the most representative public venues in Shanghai's modern history, known as the First Garden of Shanghai. The environment inside is not only beautiful but also perfect for visitors to take photos and check in. Zhangyuan has preserved its unique Shikumen architectural style while integrating modern commercial and cultural elements, making it an important landmark where you can experience the essence of Haipai culture.

Despite the light rain🌧️, Zhangyuan W12 is still incredibly popular! TAG Heuer is holding a very interesting avant-garde limited-time exhibition here! There are also interactive games such as the 🏎️F1 driver simulator, reaction test, and Red Bull tire change! The exhibition runs from the 13th to the 23rd, and if you participate before the 16th, you have a chance to win F1 tickets! Oh, and there will also be TAG Heuer merchandise to be won later! I have to say, the TAG Heuer limited-time exhibition features both new and vintage watches, and every single one⌚️is stunning💖I was also lucky enough to see a watchmaker crafting a movement on-site, the level of detail is amazing! The exhibition runs from the 13th to the 23rd, and if you participate before the 16th, you have a chance to win tickets. Address: No. 588, Weihai Road, Jing'an District

🏦 Zhangyuan, or Zhang's Garden, is a historic and cultural landmark in Shanghai that is situated in the Jing'an District, near West Nanjing Road. It was established in 1882 and has since become the "Best Garden in Shanghai" due to its history and architectural significance. The district is renowned for its shikumen houses—a blend of Western and Chinese architectural elements. 🏦 Zhangyuan was renovated comprehensively in the past few years to preserve its historical flavor while keeping up with contemporary needs. The western section opened in late 2022 as a prosperous commercial area with global high-end brands setting up shop within its historic shikumen buildings. The eastern section is set to open around 2027 with hotels, homes, and cultural facilities such as art museums and performance art centers. 🏦 Zhangyuan today is now a witness to the ability of the city of Shanghai to combine its rich history with new construction harmoniously, and to offer visitors an experience that encapsulates the city's historical and cultural evolution. How to get here: 🚇Metro Line 2, Line 12, or Line 13 to West Nanjing Road Station and take Exit 7, then walk about 5 minutes to Zhangyuan. #shanghai #westnan #เที่ยวจีน

#Overseas travel A must-see course for Shanghai travelers, 'Zhangyuan (Zhangyuan) Street' 💕 Zhangyuan Street is so great from the start! I walked from Starbucks Reserve on Nanjing Road, to Uniqlo, Sephora, and then to Zhangyuan Street 👌 Zhangyuan, as expected, has a great atmosphere, just like its reputation! The street itself is so neat and clean, and it has exotic buildings that feel different from other Chinese streets, and famous restaurants, cafes, and brands.⭐️ It's a great place to take pictures, and there are many photo zones, so I definitely recommend you visit💕

#favouriteitinerary I really love Zhang Yuan, and it’s definitely a great place I want to share with everyone. Zhang Yuan located in the heart of Jing'an District, Shanghai, Zhang Yuan is a neighborhood formed by Wujiang Road, Shimen First Road, Weihai Road, and Maoming North Road. It was once a famous public entertainment venue in modern Shanghai, known as "Zhang Family Garden." It’s a very relaxing place, with a spacious and beautiful garden, perfect for those who love photography. Your photos here will definitely turn out amazing. Living a stressful life can make us feel constantly under pressure, so occasionally slowing down and taking it easy is important. If that's what you need, you must visit Zhang Yuan. #shanghai #myitinerary #Zhangyuan #relax #travel #china #beautifulgarden

#favouriteitinerary Zhang Yuan, established in 1882, was once the largest and most unique public activity space in Shanghai during the late Qing Dynasty and early Republic of China. With over 140 years of history, it holds rich cultural significance. In 1885, Zhang Yuan began to open its doors to the public for free, becoming the largest public park in Shanghai at the time and earning the title "Shanghai's No. 1 Garden." After 1918, Zhang Yuan gradually transformed into a residential area with Shikumen-style alleyways and garden residences. Today, it is home to the largest and best-preserved Shikumen building complex in Shanghai, showcasing the richest architectural styles. The garden retains 13 Shanghai historical buildings, 24 cultural heritage sites in Jing'an District, and 5 planned preservation buildings, each with its own unique history. The western part of Zhang Yuan has been the first to undergo renovation and is now open to the public. This area covers an architectural area of approximately 20,000 square meters, including 16 historical buildings such as Deqing Lane, Rongkang Lane, Zhenxing Lane, Xiude Lane, and Furu Lane, as well as three garden-style villas. The design preserves the unique blend of Chinese and Western styles in the Shikumen lanes while incorporating trendy cultural, artistic, and fashionable elements into these historic buildings. 📍 Address: No. 588, Weihai Road, Jing'an District 🚉 Transportation: Metro Lines 2/12/13, Nanjing West Road Station, Exit 4, then walk 400 meters ⏳ Hours: Daily from 10:00 AM to 10:00 PM 🎫 Admission: Free, no reservation required Nearby attractions include the Wujiang Road leisure food street, Starbucks Reserve Roastery, Fengsheng Lane, Meitaiheng shopping district, and Xinyi Taikoo Hui， perfect for a full day of exploration!

Love is in the air This Valentine's Day, the rose bear is back at Zhangyuan! The adorable bear is waiting for you at the intersection of Maoming North Road. The bear in the middle is holding a rose and can rotate 360 degrees. When it comes to romance, no one can beat Zhangyuan. Take a photo with the bear when you pass by. The only downside is that it can get crowded on weekends.

#Overseas travel #Shanghai travel #Shanghai hot place #Italian restaurant 🍕alimentary&mulino It's an Italian restaurant inside Zhangwei! You can eat brunch and drink wine from noon, so we ordered cheese platter, carbonara, and Diablo pizza! The rose wine was about 30,000 won a bottle, so we could enjoy it without any burden and they put it in a cute chilling bag🥂 I ordered the smaller one of the two platters and I could enjoy ham, cheese, bread, and olives together! The carbonara had a very rich cheese flavor🧀 The Diablo pizza was the most delicious, but it was a little spicy, which was nice🍕 It was a place where I could enjoy a very leisurely atmosphere🥰

Bvlgari is holding the Bvlgari "Serpenti: Form, Function, Fantasy" exhibition at Zhangyuan. It's free, but you need to make a reservation in advance. When you enter the venue, you can get a free check-in booklet, free stamps, and free exhibitions with 3 themes in 3 venues. The staff will check the stamps to verify your eligibility for entry. 🎈Venue 1: The venue displays Year of the Snake jewelry and some traditional snake-shaped artifacts. You can get free stamps in the venue, and there is a free visual interactive experience on the left at the end of the venue. 🎈Venue 2: Opposite the exit of Venue 1, there is also a visual interactive experience. You need to queue on weekends. 🎈Venue 3: The building on the left has 2 floors. The first floor displays various art installations, which are worth seeing. The second floor displays the Serpenti series of jewelry, especially the snake-shaped necklaces, which are dazzling and eye-catching. In addition, there is a free DIY postcard on the second floor, and you need to queue on weekends. About reservations and queuing 🎈You need to queue even if you make a reservation in advance. The queue is orderly on weekends, and it takes about 10–20 minutes. 🎈If you miss your reservation time, you can also scan the code to enter the exhibition. 🎈The exhibition ends on February 16. Don't miss the last chance to visit the exhibition.

🎉🎉In early 2025, two jewelry exhibitions will be held in Shanghai. 🔜Awakening at the Shanghai History Museum will showcase 110 rare pieces of jewelry from the V MUSE collection, from Renaissance masterpieces to 20th-century masterpieces, spanning over 400 years. (Images 2-4) 🔜The Bulgari Serpenti: Endless Serpenti Year Exhibition will combine cultural heritage, traditional craftsmanship, contemporary art, and the extraordinary creativity of the Serpenti collection. (Images 5-8) 1️⃣Exhibition: Awakening: V MUSEUM Jewelry Art Collection 🕡Exhibition period: Now–May 5, 2025 🎫Tickets: Required 2️⃣Exhibition: Bulgari Jewelry Exhibition 🕡Exhibition period: Now–February 16, 2025 🎫Tickets: Free, but 🍊reservation required (The VR activity area has long lines, so we recommend visiting during off-peak hours) Thank you for reading See you～

While taking the kids for a walk in Zhang Garden, I happened to encounter the Shanghai-style Spring Festival Garden Party. The intangible cultural heritage performance of Sanlin dragon and lion dance added to the festive atmosphere. I had heard that the Sanlin dragon dance team is the king of dragon and lion dance in the country and even the world. The 50-meter-long golden dragon sometimes tumbled and jumped, and sometimes circled and swam around. The performance was wonderful! 🐉 There is also the Shanghai New Year Art Workshop, where famous calligraphers from the calligraphy association write the word ✍️Fu for everyone. This cultural feast in Shanghai is really amazing! There will also be interactions with intangible cultural heritage craftsmen during the Spring Festival, a great place to take the kids out for a walk during the Spring Festival! If you are tired of shopping, you can go to Dal Cuore. My daughter likes the newly launched purple taro ice cream 🍦. The cart at the door and the cat holding the ice cream are very photogenic. Kase kittens in Anzaidi are so eye-catching. I couldn't help but take photos and check in when I passed by. They are so cute💝

Exhibition name: Shanghai-style New Year Art Workshop Special Exhibition Date: January 25–February 4 Location: Zhangyuan W8 Free exhibition, no reservation required The Shanghai-style New Year Art Workshop is coming to Zhangyuan! Here, you can admire intangible cultural heritage techniques such as paper cutting, bamboo weaving, tie-dyeing, knotting, and postcard making up close, and experience the unique charm of Shanghai-style culture. From January 29–31, 14:30–16:30, visitors can also learn these techniques from intangible cultural heritage craftsmen. This Lunar New Year, come to Zhangyuan and experience the Shanghai-style New Year in intangible cultural heritage!