1-Day Shanghai Famous Museum Tour

- Shanghai Museum / Shanghai Art Museum

Trip Highlights - Attractions Involved: Shanghai Museum, Shanghai Art Museum, Shanghai Urban Planning Exhibition Center. Museums are a must-see if you want to get to know a new city. This museum tour is arranged for you to introduce Shanghai to you from a special espect. There are dozens of museums in Shanghai which focus on different themes, which can best reflect the past and the present of this oriental metropolis. This tour will take you to three of most typical ones. Take fully advantage of your valuable trip and find things you have most interests to in these musuems.
Tour Departure: Daily.     Pick-up Point & Time: Your hotel, 9:00am.     Finishing Point & Time: Your hotel, 5:00pm.     Duration: 8 hours.

Tour Itinerary: (Lunch)
This is a themed day tour which focus on the museums in Shanghai. All the museums we choose for your itinerary are the most representative ones in Shanghai. In the morning you will be picked up at your hotel and firstly driven to Shanghai Museum, which is the biggest Museum in Shanghai. Spend as much time as you prefer to explore the culture, history as well as the spirit of this oriental city with western features. After lunch, you will move to the Shanghai Art Museum. Your tour will end at Shanghai Urban Planning Exhibition Center to see the city's future looks. Then, you will be sent back to your hotel. (Service End)
Attraction Description
Shanghai Museum, located on People's Square in the city center, is one of the authorities for the exhibition, constructed in 1950 and opened in 1952. It is a big and modern museum which contains more than 112,000 Chinese cultural relics from the Old Stone…
Shanghai Art Museum is the home of the Shanghai biennial and stands adjacent to People's Square.There are twelve exhibition halls on five floors showing modern and traditional fine art. Temporary art shows are also organized regularly…
Shanghai Urban Planning Exhibition Center tells Shanghai’s evolution with a collection of archival photos, meaningless but beautiful exhibitions on wastewater management and other public works, a scale model of Shanghai circa 2020 that spanned an entire floor…