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Step into the Shanghai Folklore Museum and travel back in time! This hidden gem showcases vintage Shanghainese daily objects, traditional costumes, and handicrafts that paint a vivid picture of Jiangnan watertown life. Don't miss the miniature Shikumen models and alleyway dioramas – you'll swear you've stepped into 1930s Shanghai! Hands-on activities like paper-cutting make it perfect for culture lovers.
Trade skyscrapers for waterfront serenity at this hidden gem near Qingxi Country Park! With infinity pools blending into the river and lotus-filled lakescapes, it’s your own slice of Shangri-La. Families love the kids’ play area and farm-to-table activities, while couples unwind in airy rooms with tatami corners. Kayak by day, stargaze by night—or simply lounge with a lakeside afternoon tea. Pet-friendly trails and BBQ pits add to the charm, all served with the host’s warm hospitality. For a getaway that’s equal parts rustic and refined, this is your back-to-nature oasis.
Looking for a weekend getaway? This place is perfect for you! With its riverfront location, infinity pool, and kids' play area, it's ideal for families. Swim under the suspended glass pool or enjoy a movie night at the open-air cinema. Each room has a unique theme, from romantic round beds to Northern Lights-inspired decor. Plus, there's KTV, BBQ areas, and a golf practice net for endless fun. Bring your loved ones and create unforgettable memories here!
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Langham Place, Shanghai Xintiandi is an excellent choice, located just a 10-minute walk from the Shanghai Folk Museum. This boutique hotel blends modern amenities with Shanghainese architectural charm, offering spacious rooms with smart technology and premium bedding. Its on-site restaurant serves authentic local cuisine, while the surrounding Xintiandi district features well-preserved shikumen houses, creating a perfect base for experiencing traditional Shanghai culture in a vibrant urban setting.
The most convenient option is taking Line 1 or Line 10 of the Shanghai Metro to Huangpi South Station, then a 8-minute walk to the museum. Adjacent areas like Xintiandi and Tianzifang are easily accessible via short bus rides or on foot, showcasing historic shikumen architecture and creative boutiques. Alternatively, rent a shared e-bike from designated stations outside the museum—ideal for flexible, self-guided exploration of the charming old streets and hidden alleys.
Nearby Tianzifang hosts workshops on intangible cultural heritage, including hands-on sessions in paper cutting, embroidery, and Shanghai-style qipao making. Every Saturday evening features a laneway night market with traditional opera performances and tea ceremonies, immersing visitors in authentic local life. For deeper insight, guided tours of historic shikumen residences are available, narrating family stories and lifestyle evolution over the past century—offering a genuine glimpse into Shanghai’s rich cultural legacy.
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