The most interesting places in Tianzifang are that there are many creative shops and galleries, as well as cafes and food. You can also visit commercial centers such as Sinan Road and Sinan Mansion. The specific introduction is as follows: Tianzifang is composed of Shanghai’s unique Shikumen

The converted building complex serves as a creative work base for many literati and artists.

There are small shops selling retro glasses and old-fashioned music boxes, as well as trendy clothing stores from Hong Kong.

If you are a foodie, there are many interesting and creative restaurants here to satisfy your taste buds.

Take a casual stroll through the old alleys and look at the dormer windows on the roofs, the finely arranged red tiles on the roofs, the cracks and green moss on the gables, which is full of the flavor of old Shanghai.

Listen to the foreigners sitting outside the open-air bar speaking different languages, mixed with the crisp Shanghainese spoken by local residents. You can also stop and find a street artist to paint a portrait for you.

Of course, if you are a young and artistic person, you can also spend a day visiting the art studios of several cultural celebrities.

For example, the most famous former site of Chen Yifei's studio (located in Lane 210) still contains items he used back then. Students studying art should not miss it.

If you are tired from walking, you can sit down in a cafe and enjoy a delicious afternoon tea while enjoying the cool breeze in the alley.

Of course, there are also some fashionable and emerging creative restaurants here, such as the toilet-themed restaurant, which has toilet-shaped seats, wash basin-shaped tables, and delicacies that look like "poop", which will excite curious customers.