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Shanghai Urban Planning Exhibition Hall vs Fuxing Park
Both Fuxing Park and Shanghai Urban Planning Exhibition Hall are recommended by professional reviewers. On balance, Shanghai Urban Planning Exhibition Hall scores significantly higher than Fuxing Park. Shanghai Urban Planning Exhibition Hall is ranked #1 in Shanghai with recommendations from 9 publications like Lonely Planet, Condé Nast Traveler and Fodor's.
Shanghai Urban Planning Exhibition Hall
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No.100 Renmin Main Street, Huangpu District, Shanghai 200003
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Fodor's
"To understand the true scale of Shanghai and its ongoing building boom, visit the Master Plan Hall of this museum."
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Concierge
"More interesting than it sounds, this dramatic five-story glass building showcases the city's future urban development through detailed models and multimedia displays."
Frommer's
"If you want to see what a city of the future is really going to look like, take yourself over to this museum on the eastern end of People's Square."
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Lonely Planet
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"Some cities romanticise their past, others promise good times in the present, but only in China are you expected to visit places that haven’t even been built yet."
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Travel + Leisure
"On the third floor of the Shanghai Urban Planning Exhibition Center there's a room-size scale model of the city in 2020."
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Fuxing Park
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No.2 Gaolan Road, Shanghai
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Fodor's
"This European-style park, once open only to Shanghai's French residents, is one of the city's most tranquil spots."
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Frommer's
"Formerly a private estate in the French Concession, Fuxing Park was purchased by foreign residents and opened to the French public on July 14, 1909."
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Lonely Planet
Top Choice
"This leafy park, laid out by the French in 1909 and later used by the Japanese as a parade ground in the late 1930s, remains one of the city’s more pleasant."
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Michelin Guide
1 Star
"Offers the pleasant spectacle of the Chinese indulging in their favourite pastimes such as exercising and playing board games."
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Enjoy exotic walks between the plane trees.
Condé Nast Traveler
"A great refuge from the hustle and bustle of commercial Shanghai."
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