Shanghai Guyi Garden

Introduction

Shanghai Guyi Garden is a classical garden with a long history, located in Nanxiang Town, Jiading District, Shanghai. It was built during the Jiajing period of the Ming Dynasty, covers an area of about 150 acres, and is one of the models of Jiangnan garden art. The layout of the garden is exquisite, with pavilions, towers, bridges and flowing water in a staggered manner, a wide variety of plants, and different scenery in each season. It is a good place for tourists to relax and visit.

Advantages

Historical heritage: As a garden with a history of more than 400 years, Guyi Garden carries rich historical and cultural connotations.
Natural scenery: There are various rare plants and clear water systems in the garden, and the environment is beautiful and pleasant.
Cultural experience: Various cultural activities are held regularly, such as calligraphy and painting exhibitions, tea art performances, etc., so that tourists can feel the charm of traditional culture while playing.

Ticket Price

Adult Ticket: 15 yuan/person
Student Ticket (valid ID required): 8 yuan/person

Opening Hours

Open all year round, specific hours are:

Spring (March to May): 6:00 - 18:30
Summer (June to August): 5:30 - 19:00
Autumn (September to November): 6:00 - 18:00
Winter (December to February of the following year): 7:00 - 17:30

Transportation

Bus: Take Metro Line 11 to Nanxiang Station and walk to the destination.
Self-driving: Search for "Shanghai Guyi Garden" on the navigation to find the parking lot.

Notes

Please take care of the flowers, trees and public facilities in the park.
Pets are not allowed in the park.
Please pay attention to safety when visiting, especially the elderly and children.
Keep the environment clean and do not litter.

Preferential policies

Visitors with senior citizen cards or disability cards can enjoy free admission.
There may be ticket discounts on certain holidays every year (such as Labor Day, National Day, etc.).