Shanghai Italy Center

The Italian Center is the Italian Pavilion at the 2010 Shanghai World Expo. During the Expo, it was the second most popular venue after the China Pavilion. After the World Expo, the Italian government gave her to China and changed its name to "Shanghai Italian Center", which has become a cultural exchange center between China and Italy. The design of the pavilion is inspired by the traditional game "game stick" in Shanghai. It is composed of 20 irregular and freely assembleable functional modules, representing 20 regions in Italy. The whole pavilion is like a miniature Italian city, full of alleys, courtyards, paths, squares and other traditional Italian urban elements. The brand-new Shanghai Italian Center retains the strong Italian style of the original museum. At the same time, with the strong Italian local resource advantages and numerous brand support, it fully displays the Italian achievements in history, humanities, art and technology to the public. Showcasing its unique way of life. Michelangelo's statue of David in Shanghai's Italian Center and the model of the Olympic Theater in Vicenza are the pinnacles of the Italian Renaissance; Italian archaeological collections are interspersed with beautiful treasures. Models of bicycles, ships, aircraft, helicopters, etc., made according to Leonardo da Vinci's design drawings, will showcase Italy's achievements in modern and ecologically sustainable development.