Tian Ping Road Street in Xuhui District is located in the southwest of Shanghai, starting from Shaanxi South Road in the east, Huashan Road in the west, Zhaojiabang Road in the south and Fuxing Road in Huaihai Middle Road in the north, with an area of 2.74 square kilometers and a population of 88,000. The community is adjacent to Xujiahui Commercial Center. Hengshan road is an urban leisure street that runs through the north and south. Most of the buildings are commercial buildings, garden houses and senior residences, with quiet environment, convenient transportation and development opportunities. Tian Ping Road Street is a community where party and government organs, scientific research units, key primary and secondary schools and kindergartens are concentrated, and residents have a high level of knowledge.
Characteristics of Tian Ping Street
Tian Ping Street is located in the northeast of Xuhui District, starting from Shaanxi South Road in the east, Tian Ping Road and Huashan Road in the west, facing Zhaojiabang Road in the south and Huaihai Road and Fuxing Road in the north, with a total area of 2.68 square kilometers, of which the community public green area is 779,900 square meters, accounting for 29.05438+0% of the total area, and the green coverage rate is 29.05438+0%.
There are more than 70 municipal and district-level organs and units in Tian Ping Street, such as the General Office of Shanghai Municipal Committee, Shanghai Higher People's Court, Shanghai Commission for Discipline Inspection, Shanghai Judicial Bureau and Xuhui District Committee Bureau of Retired Veteran Cadres.
There are 12 schools in Tian Ping Street, including University of Shanghai for Science and Technology, Nanyang Model Junior High School, Shanghai No.2 Middle School, Shanghai Conservatory of Music High School, Gao 'an Road No.1 Primary School and Xiangyang Primary School; kindergartens in Urumqi South Road and Jianguo Kindergarten; and three municipal and district hospitals, including the Eye, Otolaryngology Hospital affiliated to Fudan University.
Famous street attractions in Shanghai
Yuyuan Garden 1
This is a beautiful garden, covering a full five acres, with everything you can imagine, from an independent rock garden to a pond. It has existed since19th century, and has many relations with the Ming Dynasty. Besides, it can easily become one of the most fascinating places you have ever seen. When you go to Shanghai, you must go and see it!
2. Oriental Pearl Tower
This is actually a TV tower, extending to a height of more than 450 feet, which is a very spectacular scenic spot in the world.
3. The Bund
This is definitely one of the most interesting places in Shanghai. Its length is quite long, and it also provides a great waterside landscape, where you can see the most impressive ancient buildings.
4. Nanjing Road
If you want to go shopping, this is definitely the place you want to go. In fact, it is considered as the main shopping area in Shanghai, and all kinds of shops are within walking distance. As long as you look at it, your wallet will be empty.
5. Shanghai Disney Resort
Maybe you are in the mood to go to Disney for a holiday, then you must go. After all, this is a famous amusement park, so it is a pity not to play.
6. Jinmao Building
This is a modern skyscraper, which extends nearly 90 stories to the sky. Inside, you will find the most luxurious hotel in the country and enjoy the most comfortable food. There are some gift shops and an observation deck nearby. Let's have a try!
7. Shanghai World Financial Center
This is designed to be similar to the original World Trade Center in the United States. It is 10 1 high. There are many people talking about business at any time, but there are also shops and restaurants that tourists can enjoy, so you can visit and rest there. If you are interested in seeing the city from the 100 floor, you only need to go to the observation deck of this building.
8. Shanghai Museum
The museum specializes in sculptures and paintings and anything containing jade or bronze. It doesn't cost much to go in, just go in directly, which is also a good way to understand the important culture and history of this area.
9. Tianzifang
This area used to be a part of France. When you walk into it, it is obviously different from other places in this area. The cobblestone street tells you that your location was built decades ago. This area still retains the charm of the old world, full of unique shops and restaurants run by individuals. If you want to slow down, this is a good starting point.
People's Square 10
Here, you will find the Shanghai Museum mentioned above, but you can also find almost all the places you want to go in one day. From restaurants to shops and everything in between, this is a good place for everyone to feel comfortable.