Parks · Our pick in Shanghai
Zuibaichi Park
Like an ancient painting
Songjiang’s classical garden of pavilions, halls and a pond, one of the city’s five.
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About Zuibaichi Park
Zuibaichi Park, in Songjiang, is a classical Jiangnan garden of flowers, small halls, a pavilion, a bridge and a pond; on a frosty morning, the city government suggests, it looks like an ancient painting. It is one of Shanghai’s five classical gardens. Combine it with Fangta Garden, also in Songjiang.
Our take
- Jiangnan style
- Frosty mornings
- Near Fangta Garden
- Address
- No 64 South Renmin Road, Songjiang, Shanghai
Songjiang, Shanghai - Website
- english.shanghai.gov.cn
Opening hours, prices and seasonal openings change, so please check with Zuibaichi Park before you go.
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