Scenic spot introduction:
Tianzifang is known as "Shanghai's Soho", "Silicon Valley" of the visual industry, and "Xintiandi No. 2". It is the birthplace of Shanghai's fashion and creative industries. Tianzifang is located at No. 210, Taikang Road, and was transformed from a Shikumen building unique to Shanghai. Compared with the neatness of Nanluoguxiang and the grandeur of the imperial city, Tianzifang is graceful, petty bourgeois, and lingering with a smile. In 1998, painter Chen Yifei moved his studio here, and this lonely industrial factory began to welcome the artistic and creative gatherings of art centers, galleries, and studios. In 2004, artist Huang Yongyu came here to play and named it "Tianzifang". It is easiest to find unique things here, such as shawls and scarves that will never be repeated, jewelry of different styles, and unique new-style Tang suits, which are truly one-of-a-kind.Attractions distribution:
Compared with the fashionable landmark "Xintiandi", Tianzifang has a stronger atmosphere of life, where the warmth and noise of Shanghai coexist. Walking into Tianzifang, you will find many specialty shops and art workshops in the maze-like alleys. Chamijia , Shi Gallery, Smell Library , Leku Pottery Bar , The Art of Keeping White , Chen Yifei Studio There are teahouses, small galleries, home furnishings, handicrafts, creative studios; the upstairs is still a home. Foreigners sitting in coffee shops by the alleys, old men strolling on the streets, women passing by with baskets of vegetables. The new and the old, China and the West, the ethereal and the daily necessities meet and collide here, presenting a vibrant tension. Go to Tianzifang, sit in front of the small house and drink tea, watch the colorful crowds passing by, and watch the curious and hunting eyes wandering in the streets, only then can you understand Shanghai and its Shanghai culture deeply.Scenic spot qualifications:
National 3A scenic spotScenic spot features:
Shopping, dining, photography, Shikumen architectureTravel Notes of Travellers:
- Travel Guide: Shanghai Two-Day Travel Guide 2017
travelling guideline:
1. You don’t have to bring a wallet when you go to Tianzifang, but you must bring a camera because you can discover moving scenes at any time.
2. Tianzifang has convenient transportation, and you can go shopping, eat and shop. If you are hungry and don't want to walk too far, you can eat there.
3. In addition to commercial buildings, Tianzifang also has many residential houses. When tourists are sightseeing, please be careful not to accidentally enter residential houses to avoid unnecessary trouble.
4. Some stores do not allow photography, some prohibit photography of products, and some even prohibit photography outside the store. It is best for everyone to comply with this.
5. There are so many stores in Tianzifang that it may be difficult to visit them all. It is best to do your homework in advance and selectively choose a few to visit.
6. In order to avoid getting lost in Tianzifang, it is best to buy a map of Tianzifang in advance. It can not only be used as a souvenir, but also provide some guiding suggestions. There is also a Shanghai Tourism Information Center at the entrance of Tianzifang. Tourists can ask questions and obtain information here.
7. There are many places to visit around Tianzifang, including No. 8 Bridge, another creative park in Luwan District, Jianguo Middle Road, Bugaoli, and Sinan Road. There are many former residences of celebrities on Sinan Road. You can choose one or two according to your interests.
Best time to visit:
Suitable for all seasons.
Scenic spot location:
China > Shanghai > Huangpu District
How to get there:
bus routes:
On Jianguo West Road: Bus No. 24, Bus No. 96
On Shaanxi South Road: Bus No. 17, Bus No. 41, Bus No. 146, Bus No. 786
On Chongqing South Road: Bridge Line 1, Route 36, Tunnel Line 8, Route 869, Route 986, Route 932, Route 786, Route 933, Route 36
Track lines:
Metro Line 9 Dapu Road Station Exit 1
Scenic area map:
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Tianzifang Ticket Price:
free
Scenic area opening hours:
All day
