The front door of Huxi Workers' Cultural Palace is located at Dongxin intersection of Wuning Road Commercial Street, and you can take bus No.63, 105, 838, 16, 742, 708 and 40, and the back door is located at Baiyu intersection of Cao Yang Road, and you can take bus No.62.
Huxi Workers' Cultural Palace is the largest and fully functional garden-style workers' cultural palace in Shanghai. 1960 10 was opened to the outside world. The whole palace covers an area of 65,000 square meters, with a building area of16,000 square meters. There are theaters, exhibition halls, libraries, computer rooms, dance rooms, recreation halls, cafes, karaoke halls, dance halls, restaurants and so on. There are swimming pool, landslide pool, skating rink, children's park and a lake with an area of 265,438+0,000 square meters for boating. There are two islands on the lake. On the big island, there are Yokohama Shanghai Friendship Hall and Nishinomiya Restaurant. On that small island, there is a memorial statue of revolutionary martyr Gu Zhenghong. There are rockery pavilions, waterside pavilions, lion bars, galleries, flower paths and other scenic spots around the lake, plus trees, flowers, stalagmites and rockeries can be seen everywhere. The whole palace is shaded by trees and has pleasant scenery. It is a good place for leisure, entertainment, fitness and study.
2. changfeng park
Changfeng park, located at No.89/KLOC-0, Dadu Road, was founded in April 1957 and opened on National Day 1959. It covers an area of 364,000 square meters, of which the water area is 6.5438+0.43 million hectares. It is a large-scale comprehensive landscape park in Shanghai.
The original site of the park is called Songjiatan, which is low-lying and prone to waterlogging and is not suitable for farming. 1in April, 957, the park started construction, and the District People's Committee mobilized 270,000 cadres and people to do voluntary labor. Because the lake was dug low and the mountains piled high, it took more than two years to build it. The park is named after the meaning of "willing to ride the wind and break the waves" in the biography of Song Shu Song Xi. Take Mao Zedong's poem "Send the Plague" as an example. We named the artificial lake in the park "Silver Hoe Lake" and the artificial mountain "Iron Arm Mountain".
The park inherits the traditional garden art of China, draws lessons from the style of the Summer Palace in Beijing and the gardening techniques of Hangzhou and Suzhou gardens, and the overall layout simulates nature. The landscape is dominated by lakes, combined with mountains and rivers. The vast lakes and the 26-meter-high Tiebi Mountain constitute the unique landscape of the whole park. On the mountain side of the lake, pavilions and cloisters for people to rest are simple and light, looming in the smoke of the lake. There are more than 20 garden attractions, such as Iron Arm Stone Scene, Silver Hoe Bibo, Qingfeng Oasis, Sunset, Three Friends in the Cold, Yingchun Pool, Sleeping Lotus Pool, etc.
The whole garden is full of lush seedlings and dense shade, full of green. Bamboo pine is widely planted in the foothills, the island in the lake is graceful, the willow leaves near the lake touch the water, and plants such as ginkgo forest, camphor tree forest and palm forest create scenic spots, or they are resolute and bold, or they take the lead. Peony Garden, Sakura Garden, Rhododendron Garden, Rose Garden and more than 200 kinds of shrubs in different seasons, such as begonia, peach blossom and osmanthus, make the park fragrant all year round.
There are also sculptures of "Underground Young Pioneers" and bronze statues of "Lei Feng" in the park, as well as patriotic education bases for young people in other cities and districts. In the park 1999, the "Ocean Underwater World" marine aquarium, with a scale of over 10000 square meters, exhibited more than 300 kinds of marine life and 10000 kinds of animals. It is one of the popular science education bases for teenagers in China and Shanghai.
The park successfully held the Shanghai Zigong Art Lantern Festival, the 5th Shanghai Chrysanthemum Exhibition and the 4th China Flower Expo, and held the 4th Shanghai International Flower Festival as a designated park. 1998, changfeng park was selected as one of the national 100 famous parks by the Ministry of Construction and China Parks Association.
3. Ocean and Underwater World
Ocean Underwater World is located at the bottom of the scenic Silver Lake in changfeng park. You enter from gate 4 of the park. It's obviously the ticket office, but it says "Visa Office" impressively. I bought a ticket and gave a sapphire "passport", which is very interesting. On the passport, it says "Welcome to Underwater World" in Chinese and English, as well as "name, height, date of birth, signature of the holder" and so on. In fact, you don't need to fill it out at all. There are detailed tour guide maps and vivid photos behind, so you have to admire these ingenious ideas.
The entrance is a simulated engine room, with decent seats, TV hanging, small oval windows and so on. The tour guide said, "The trip to the bottom of the sea has begun. Now I will fly to the Inca Temple and the Amazon River Basin by China Eastern Airlines. "
Out of the hatch, I walked down many steps in the strange Inca music, and there was a feeling of going straight down the lake and entering an ancient temple. Here is the Amazon River Scenic Area, which specially displays some aquatic animals in the river. I saw the terrible "piranha" jujube, which was very small and swam around a bone in droves, making people's scalp cold. Different from the general underwater world, the scenery and sound effects here are particularly good, including waterfalls, rockeries and cabins, not just fish tanks or fish tanks; There has always been a very realistic sound effect in your ears. The sound of waves and bubbles makes you feel as if you are there. It is reported that the underwater world is creatively designed by New Zealand experts.
After swimming the Amazon River, I continued to the bottom of the lake and came to the "Shallow Sea Scenic Area". Further on is the "deep sea scenic spot", which obviously feels like going to the deep sea, and the water surface is far away from you. These two scenic spots respectively show the marine life living there.
Aquariums of various colors swim among colorful algae and corals, and walrus, silver dragon, Texas leopard, angelfish, swordfish, swallowtail fish, catfish, lantern fish and so on show their vitality to the fullest. There are also long and fat sea eels, sleeping on coral reefs and looking lazy and fierce.
Mochi is a quiet and beautiful "bay" with crystal stalactites at the bottom. You can touch starfish, sea urchins, big turtles and so on with your hands. It's a pity that a starfish died the day before I went, and other things were probably afraid of being touched, hiding far away and not touching them.
Suddenly, I saw three transparent cylindrical dates more than 2 meters in diameter and as high as a floor. These are ecological tanks, which are full of fish and various marine ecological species living in open waters.
Next, we reach the deepest place, which is actually the bottom of Yinhe Lake in changfeng park13m, but it gives you an absolute deep-sea effect. This is a necessary "undersea tunnel" for all underwater worlds. But I think this tunnel is a little short and not enough. But it's still fun to see the big shark grinning towards you. Chinemys reevesii's stupid and ugly swimming style is so close to you. It is said that the turtles here have a "sense of lens" and will swim to "grab the lens" whenever taking pictures.
The last stop is to see penguins living in Peru and Chile. I think they are far from my idea of "Mr. Penguin" staggering in the snow. They look like ducks, swimming around in the water. They are very naughty and make the water dirty. Because tourists can't hear their cries through the glass, their real voice is released by the stereo, which is sharp and noisy, as if it were bleak. I think it's best to send them to the South Pole.
There is a shop called Fisherman's Wharf, which is arranged like a fish market in the countryside. You can buy various handicrafts such as shells and corals from New Zealand and Hainan, all of which are related to marine animals. "Fisherman's Restaurant" created the appearance of the hut. Through the glass wall of the restaurant, you can see the panoramic view of Yinhe Lake.
Transportation: Bus No.06, 44, 67, 94, 143, 2 16, 55 1, 724, 739, 837 and 846.
Tickets: 80 yuan.
Opening hours: 9: 00- 18: 00 (Monday to Sunday)