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What's interesting in Xuhui District of Shanghai?

The following scenic spots are recommended:

1. Longhua Temple. Longhua Temple is a famous temple in Shanghai, which was founded in the Song Dynasty and is one of the oldest temples in the south of the Yangtze River. Longhua Temple is a seven-hall system in Galand in Song Dynasty. In 1953, the Buddhist Association of Shanghai copied the Buddha statues in various temples, rebuilt the temples, and built a new Buddhist Scripture Building. The Peach Garden in the west of the temple was turned into Xuehua Park in 2117 (1928), later renamed Longhua Park, and now it is a part of Longhua Martyrs Cemetery. In 1959, Longhua Temple was listed as a cultural relic protection unit in Shanghai.

2. Longteng Avenue is a riverside avenue near Huangpu River in Xuhui District, with a length of 3.6 kilometers. The avenue is wider than the Bund, and the green space is more and bigger than the Bund. There are no tall buildings along the river, and there is no crowded traffic. It is the Expo Park across the river. Although the feeling of standing on the hydrophilic platform is not comparable to that of the Bund, it can be regarded as a new landscape in Shanghai.

3. Xujiahui Catholic Church is a famous Catholic Church in China, located at No.158, Puxi Road, Xujiahui, Xuhui District, China. The Catholic Bishop's Cathedral in Shanghai, officially known as "the Bishop's Church of St. Ignatius", is flanked by the Catholic Bishop's House and the convent, and its architectural style is medieval Gothic.