Shanghai Science Hall

The main building of the Science Hall is located at No. 47, Nanchang Road. It is a French classical two-story garden building with a concrete wood frame structure built in the 6th year of the Republic of China. Such as washing, the style is elegant, beautiful and unique, and the painting is easy and quiet.

Very unique place, I didn't know I could enter it when I passed by before. No tickets are needed here, just register when you enter. The scope of the visit is limited. You can't go upstairs. You can see the promenade leading to the big lawn. The photos are particularly beautiful. You can also take a walk on the big lawn. In short, it is a very unique attraction and highly recommended.

The Science Hall on Nanchang Road in Shanghai is known to all academic circles. The Science Hall was built in 1917. It was originally a French school and was later changed to a Science Hall in 1958. It was included in the eighth batch of national key cultural relics protection units last year.

There is no need for tickets here, just check in at the door. But the second floor is not allowed to visit, a little regret. This was originally a French school. New China changed its name to the Science Hall, and now it is restored to its original name, but the amount of Chen Yi's book is still in ...... when the year is over, there will be a garden party, so often go to play. At that time, there is a capitalist skin wrapped in the guts of socialism. Today, the old place revisits, and finally the internal and external harmony ~~

It was once a club for the French general club and the school where the children of French nationals went to school. It is now a science hall. Check in at the gate and you can enter the building. But the second floor is not necessarily open. The first floor and the garden are accessible. The whole building is very baroque, simple and beautiful, elegant. Very very few tourists, next door is the noisy Renaissance Park. A quiet place in the middle of the downtown.