What museums are worth visiting in Jing 'an, Shanghai? Shanghai Museum recommended them.

There are many popular museums in Jing 'an, Shanghai. It is suggested to go to Shanghai Natural History Museum, Shanghai Sihang Warehouse Anti-Japanese War Memorial Hall, Shanghai Printing Font Exhibition Hall, etc. The following is a brief introduction to these museums. Those who are interested in them can go and have a look.

Shanghai Museum of Natural History

Highlight: The world's first theme natural museum.

The design of Shanghai Natural Museum is inspired by the shell structure of snails. The spiral green roof rises from the Ran Ran in the park, and the buildings with alternating motion and static are like a green snail. The building adheres to the people-oriented design concept, integrates the design style of landscape gardens, and adopts natural ecological design techniques. In the central landscape area 160, many kinds of plants are distributed in islands, just like virgin forests, forming five pool landscape gardens of different sizes, which inherit the traditional architectural culture.

With a total area of more than 40,000 square meters, the museum presents 10 permanent exhibition areas with the theme of harmony of natural persons, including the mystery of origin, the long river of life, the way of evolution, earth exploration, colorful life, ecological Vientiane, survival wisdom, the relationship between man and land, the story of Shanghai, the road to the future, and supporting temporary exhibition halls, 4D cinemas, exploration centers and other functional areas. Walking in various theme exhibition areas, visitors will have an illusion of embracing nature, and animal and plant specimens of different time and space will be presented one by one, lifelike!

Address: No.510, Beijing West Road, Jing 'an District (in Jing 'an Sculpture Park)

Opening hours: Tuesday to Sunday from 9:00- 17:00, and closed on Monday (except Golden Week holiday).

How to visit: You need to buy tickets for the visit, and you can make an appointment with Shanghai Natural History Museum in advance.

Shanghai sihang warehouse War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression memorial hall

Highlight: The location of the key battle in the movie "800".

Sixiang Warehouse is an important memorial site of the Anti-Japanese War in Shanghai. On the occasion of the 70th anniversary of the victory of the Chinese People's War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression and the World Anti-Fascist War, the Temple Lane Warehouse was converted into the Anti-Japanese War Memorial Hall. It is the only memorial hall built on the original site of the battlefield in Shanghai and rare in China. It has the properties of integrating the ruins hall, memorial hall and battle hall.

The memorial hall is based on the famous four-row warehouse defense war at home and abroad. In accordance with the concept of respecting history and truly reflecting, under the banner of the anti-Japanese national united front and against the background of all-round anti-Japanese war, in the late period of 85438+0937 anti-Japanese war, more than 420 officers and men of the 524th Battalion of the 262nd Brigade of the 88th Division of the Chinese Army (known as eight hundred heroes from outside) were ordered to stick to the four-row warehouse, reappearing the touching story of the heroic anti-Japanese war represented by Xie Jinyuan.

Address: No.21Guangfu Road, Jing 'an District (near Jinyuan Road)

Opening hours: Tuesday to Sunday, 9:00- 16:30( 16:00 closes).

How to visit: Free to the public, you need to make an appointment in advance for the Anti-Japanese War Memorial Hall of Shanghai Sixiang Warehouse.

Shanghai Printing Font Exhibition Hall

Highlight: The first exhibition hall with the theme of printed fonts in China.

At Yinyanfang, No.60, Lane Xinzha Road 1209, the number of the alley entrance has been changed, showing that Yinyanfang started at 1956. After the founding of New China, the laboratory of Shanghai Printing Industry Company, a professional printing research institution established in Shanghai, was stationed here, taking the lead in tackling the key problems of Chinese character printing font research. In August 196 1 was changed to Shanghai Printing Research Institute, and in August 1965 was changed to Shanghai Printing Technology Research Institute.

Address: No.60 Lane, Xinzha Road, Jing 'an District 1209

Opening hours: every Tuesday and Thursday (except holidays, 9: 00 am-11:00 pm,14: 00 pm-16: 00 pm).

How to visit: Free to the public. The reservation number is 02 1-627 13292. The appointment time is 8:30- 16:30 on weekdays.