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A hidden gem in the heart of the bustling city, Yu Garden is a masterpiece of classical Chinese garden architecture, created in the Ming Dynasty (1559). With graceful pavilions, winding paths, ponds teeming with koi, and elaborate rockeries, this garden offers an oasis of tranquility and refinement. Every corner reveals a new view—a philosophy of "landscape with every step."

Very worth seeing, you have to see it

historic garden, very winding and there is something new to discover around every corner

Tianzifang (田子坊) is an old neighborhood that gives you a feel of what life in the small alleys could have been like. I highly recommend visiting this place on an afternoon when it is busy with people. And a good place to buy some souvenirs, as they will then come with a story how you lost your sense of direction in this maze ;-)

Yu Garden is believed to have been built in the Ming Dynasty, more than 400 years ago. The exquisite layout, beautiful scenery, and the artistic style of the garden architecture have made the garden one of the highlights of Shanghai. (https://www.chinahighlights.com/shanghai/attraction/yuyuan-garden.htm)

Jing'An Temple is a busy buddhist temple in downtown Shanghai. Its history dates back approx. 800 years. It was originally located on the Wusong River (Suzhou Creek) and was relocated to its current location in the early 1200s. It burned down in 1972. Rebuild was started in 1984 and completed in 1990. It is a historic temple, but (almost) everything you see is new. But it does impress with its constrast of historic architecture surrounded by the high rises and shopping malls.

A fascinating sight, especially in the evening

The garden was built as early as the Ming Dynasty (1559-1577). It shows the Chinese art of gardening. It's very crowded on weekends. Anyone in Shanghai should pay a visit to the garden.