Time Out Shanghai • November 13, 2012This reservation-only dinner club in a 1930s private residence provides weekly-changing uniformly excellent dishes in a quiet atmosphere. Try the seafood and finish off with a rich chocolate brownie.
Nicholas O. • December 26, 2016I was pleasantly surprised by how good this was. Worth a visit on its own, with or without a trip up the tower
Akil C. • December 7, 2015The display is very good.
Richard S. • October 10, 2010Check out the roof garden, great views over the creek
Heather R. • July 31, 2012Not easy to find, but worth it! It's in the basement of building B, in the President Mansion apartment complex. Beautifully curated with many pieces for sale. Allow an hour or less to look around.
Tenuunbaigali B. • May 2, 2014Very beautiful place I have ever been recently, in here I'm feeling relaxed & calm. Absolute one of perfect place in songjiang 👌😊🙏
Time Out Shanghai • August 16, 2012A museum from yesteryear. Come to see the 22-metre long skeleton of a giant Mamenchisaurus from the late Jurassic Period, whose bones were discovered in Sichuan province. Admission is 5RMB.
Jason • February 21, 2016China's historical revisionism is done by fabricated textbook & war museums shrouded behind a veil of patriotic education. Read Wikipedia. It's a sign of getting brainwashed if you pressed ‘Downvote’
Tori S. • August 6, 2017Really nice museum. It's small but very interesting and informative. I would definitely recommend a visit.
Jason • June 5, 2016Be sure to follow the live guide for all the highlights that ever happened in this great private residence. Well-kept main building, huge yard with camphors, even the pigeons are offspring it's said.
Freesoul Y. • February 27, 2019Love the place. I think people should leave 2 hours to walk around. Enter before 4pm. They close at 5pm. Don’t wear flip flops. They didn’t let us in for the first time...
Vincent L. • October 6, 2012Free admission.
J M. • July 17, 2021Mostly introducing history of Shanghai railways, not so much knowledge about how train works. If you are an adult, don’t bother come.
Time Out Shanghai • August 16, 2012On the third floor, the collection of weaponry - from knuckle dusters, to sawn-off shotguns and even pistols carried by Sun Yat-sen - is oddly fascinating. Admission is free.
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