Wow! This underwater museum holds the history of Shanghai

Here's a detailed guide to visiting Guangfulin Underwater Museum: Basic Information • Address: No. 3260 Guangfulin Road, Songjiang District, Shanghai. • Opening Hours: 9:00–17:00, last entry at 16:30. • Tickets: Free entry, CNY 30 for the underwater museum. Transportation • Public Transport: Take Metro Line 9 to Songjiang University Town Station, exit from Exit 2, walk 200 meters to Songjiang Passenger Transport Center, transfer to Songjiang Bus No. 15, get off at Guangfulin Road Chenxiao Road after 5 stops, and walk about 500 meters towards the "Guangfulin Lake Underground Parking Lot Exit" on the map. • Self-driving: Navigate to "Guangfulin Lake Underground Parking Lot." Tour Route • Archaeological Scene: The first exhibition hall is a restored archaeological site with many wax figures of archaeologists, where you can see simulated scenes such as exploration squares and ancient tombs. • Cultural Evolution: Follow the red footprints to see the evolution of civilizations such as the Songze Culture, Liangzhu Culture, and Guangfulin Culture. • Ming and Qing Scene: See the ancient city of Songjiang in the Ming and Qing Dynasties, with various shops and schools set up, vividly restoring the life scenes of the people of old Shanghai. • Modern Shanghai: See a restoration of old Shanghai in the early 20th century, such as old train stations, to experience the modern changes in Shanghai. Tour Tips • It is recommended to arrive early in the morning when there are relatively few people, so you can enjoy and experience it better. • The museum is dimly lit, so pay attention to using the right equipment and parameters when taking photos, and avoid using flash to avoid damaging the artifacts. • There are many texts and scene introductions in the museum, so take your time to read and feel them carefully to better understand the history and culture of Shanghai. Nearby Attractions • Jixianfang Red Wall: Wear a Hanfu or a light-colored long dress for great photos. • Zhiyue Zen Temple: You can pray for blessings, and there is a cherry blossom rain in mid-March. • Duoyun Bookstore: Formerly "Jiufeng Bookstore," with beautiful scenery of small bridges and flowing water. Dining Recommendations • Yichi Garden: Located in a 300-year-old house, you can enjoy osmanthus latte, Basque cake, and more. • Zhiyue Vegetarian: Offers Zen vegetarian noodles for CNY 30 a bowl.