There are many tourist attractions in Shanghai, such as the Oriental Pearl, Disneyland, Shanghai Happy Valley, etc., which are familiar to everyone, and are also the attractions that everyone must punch in when going to Shanghai. However, all these scenic spots need tickets. What are the free and interesting attractions in Shanghai? Intimate Xiaobian has compiled relevant information for everyone, so you can have a look.

What are the free and interesting attractions in Shanghai?

Yicang art museum

Friends who want to take photos must not miss this place, and they can also feel the profound cultural heritage of Shanghai. The appearance here is very modern architecture, and because the exhibition of PaulSmith, a British genius designer, suddenly entered the public's field of vision, it was extremely cold and industrial, with naked concrete walls, and the photos were super beautiful!

Zhujiajiao Ancient Town

Zhujiajiao ancient town is a must-see tourist attraction around Shanghai. It has a unique scenery belonging to the water town in the south of the Yangtze River, and the environment of the ancient town is very elegant and beautiful. There are many scenic spots such as gardens and historical sites, as well as many traditional snacks and petty bourgeoisie shops. It is only a walk to visit the ancient town, and it takes about half a day to browse around.

Thames town

This is simply a place full of British style. If there are Gothic churches, castles, fountains, etc., and Tiny Times is still filming here, the center of Thames Town is a commercial area. You can walk around this square brick-paved street at will, or take a small train to admire the European-style buildings. When you are tired of shopping, you can find a coffee shop to sit down, drink coffee, flip through magazines and bask in the sun.

Tianzifang

Tianzifang is a very literary place in Shanghai, where there are many private art studios, many small shops with retro trends, and many novel and creative cooking shops. It is a good choice to bring him with you to feel the charm of Shanghai's old alleys or look for food, and there are many backgrounds suitable for taking pictures. If you like taking pictures, don't miss it.

I must have read some of the introductions in Xiaobian, and you should know what the niche attractions in Shanghai are. In fact, in addition to the unknown places in Shanghai introduced by Xiaobian above, there are many niche places that you can explore by yourself.