A hidden gem in the city, a taste of Jiangnan in the marketplace—Shanghai Yu Garden.

Yu Garden, located in the heart of Shanghai, is a classical Jiangnan garden with a history of over 400 years. It is not only a shining business card of Shanghai, but also attracts countless Chinese and foreign tourists to experience its unique garden art and rich cultural atmosphere. Learn more about this historic garden through the following information. [Yu Garden History] Yu Garden was built in the Ming Dynasty by the official Pan Yunduan for his father to enjoy his old age. After many vicissitudes, Yu Garden was preserved and restored to form today's beautiful landscape. [Garden Features] The restored Yu Garden not only retains the concept of harmonious coexistence of traditional classical gardens, but also cleverly integrates the functionality and decoration of Shanghai-style gardens. Yu Garden covers an area of more than 30 acres and is divided into six major scenic spots, each with its own unique style. [Main Attractions] Wanhua Tower: This is a beautifully decorated tower with great artistic value. Zhenbao Tower: A building with a unique style, containing famous treasures. Yulinglong: One of the three famous stones in Jiangnan, known for its unique "thin, wrinkled, transparent" characteristics. Dianchun Hall: It was once the headquarters of the Shanghai Small Sword Uprising and is of great historical significance. Ancient Stage: Not only a masterpiece of architecture, but also a platform for cultural and artistic display. [Tour Route] Recommended classic tour route: Enter from the main entrance, first visit the inscription stone, then visit Sansui Hall and Yangshan Hall in turn, and finally arrive at the ancient stage and west exit. This way you can experience the garden art and cultural atmosphere of Yu Garden throughout the journey. [Transportation] Subway: Take Line 10 to Yu Garden Station and walk for a few minutes to get there. Bus: Take bus No. 64, 736, 911, 930 to Xinbeimen Bus Station, and walk to get there. [Tour Suggestions] Photography: There are many great places to take photos in Yu Garden, which is a paradise for photography enthusiasts. Souvenirs: There are many cultural and creative products in the garden, so you might as well buy some souvenirs and stamp them for memory. Tour time: It is recommended to visit for 1-2 hours, and you can visit in depth according to personal interests.