Shanghai Botanical Garden

Lovely place to visit, lots flowers and plant, most of them I have never seen and heard. There are several areas to demonstrate specified topic. It is worthy to stay half day with happy mind and camera to capture all of them. Recommend season is the spring, summer days will be hard for kids and the old. Opening time starts from 0700, entrance fee is free for age over 70.

Beautiful garden with frequent exhibitions and always something different in season/bloom. The indoor conservatories are fantastic and a favourite of the kids. There is an atmosphere of peace, tranquility, exploration and fun underlying the entire park. The garden is huge - too big to see (and walk) everything in one day. It's a popular spot for day visits, many families bring tents and enjoy the weather and the environment. The permanent gardens are beautiful - lots of flowers/trees/plants of the varieties. Employees here are very friendly an helpful. There are MANY public washrooms, snack vendors (including ice cream for the kids and ramen) so walking is not a concern. But many people use the bus or the seated bicycle pedi-cabs that are available and they are worth it. If you are a photographer or have an interest in it be sure to check out the numerous hobbyists around the park, some of the equipment is spectacular and they are very helpful with advice in improving shots.

Probably the most beautiful botanical garden I've had the opportunity to see in my life. A huge area. Nowhere else have I seen so many plant species and species that you can't see anywhere else. Very neat place. I recommend it to anyone who is interested in plants and not only. Great place for a walk to be among nature. The restaurant in the garden is very good.

I always enjoy walking around the Parks in Shanghai, especially in Spring. Some parts of this Park were stunning, other parts less so. I was a bit disappointed in the Green Houses, but loved the rose garden and some of the displays around the gardens

Spent a wonderful couple of hours at Shanghai's Botanical Garden on a very warm day. I went at the start of April and the whole park was very colourful and beautiful. You could take a ride on a cart or on a boat if you wanted to. There are small restaurants and places to grab drinks/food. You could spend hours at the park going down the various paths, the park has plenty of grassy areas (with and without shade) where you can sit and have a picnic. A great place to go whether by yourself, as a couple, with friends or with family! Price: 15RMB for just the entrance fee. 40RMB if you want to get into extra areas in the park such as the Conservatory. Short 10 minute walk South from Shilong Road (Line 3) Subway Station.

Nicely maintained with wide paths, clear signs, open spaces and quiet little corners for one meditate, Tai chi with friends and even play Badminton. There is a huge green house, spice garden and what looks like a historical building open for visitors. Great place to go for a jog

Awesome garden to visit in Shanghai! 🤩👌

Although you can buy the cheapest ticket only, I'd suggest you to buy the more expensive one, that will give you access to other gardens inside the complex (I used Alipay to buy tickets, so don't worry about bringing cash). The Bonsai Garden (beautiful and well maintained) and the tropical greenhouse (fun to explore, there's a tiny artificial waterfall inside) are the must see ones. I visited recently during Spring and had a blast with the Cherry blossoms. Gorgeous!!! It's a big area, so make sure you're ready to walk a lot.

Lovely place to visit, lots flowers and plant, most of them I have never seen and heard. There are several areas to demonstrate specified topic. It is worthy to stay half day with happy mind and camera to capture all of them. Recommend season is the spring, summer days will be hard for kids and the old. Opening time starts from 0700, entrance fee is free for age over 70.

Beautiful garden with frequent exhibitions and always something different in season/bloom. The indoor conservatories are fantastic and a favourite of the kids. There is an atmosphere of peace, tranquility, exploration and fun underlying the entire park. The garden is huge - too big to see (and walk) everything in one day. It's a popular spot for day visits, many families bring tents and enjoy the weather and the environment. The permanent gardens are beautiful - lots of flowers/trees/plants of the varieties. Employees here are very friendly an helpful. There are MANY public washrooms, snack vendors (including ice cream for the kids and ramen) so walking is not a concern. But many people use the bus or the seated bicycle pedi-cabs that are available and they are worth it. If you are a photographer or have an interest in it be sure to check out the numerous hobbyists around the park, some of the equipment is spectacular and they are very helpful with advice in improving shots.

Probably the most beautiful botanical garden I've had the opportunity to see in my life. A huge area. Nowhere else have I seen so many plant species and species that you can't see anywhere else. Very neat place. I recommend it to anyone who is interested in plants and not only. Great place for a walk to be among nature. The restaurant in the garden is very good.

I always enjoy walking around the Parks in Shanghai, especially in Spring. Some parts of this Park were stunning, other parts less so. I was a bit disappointed in the Green Houses, but loved the rose garden and some of the displays around the gardens

Spent a wonderful couple of hours at Shanghai's Botanical Garden on a very warm day. I went at the start of April and the whole park was very colourful and beautiful. You could take a ride on a cart or on a boat if you wanted to. There are small restaurants and places to grab drinks/food. You could spend hours at the park going down the various paths, the park has plenty of grassy areas (with and without shade) where you can sit and have a picnic. A great place to go whether by yourself, as a couple, with friends or with family! Price: 15RMB for just the entrance fee. 40RMB if you want to get into extra areas in the park such as the Conservatory. Short 10 minute walk South from Shilong Road (Line 3) Subway Station.

Nicely maintained with wide paths, clear signs, open spaces and quiet little corners for one meditate, Tai chi with friends and even play Badminton. There is a huge green house, spice garden and what looks like a historical building open for visitors. Great place to go for a jog

Awesome garden to visit in Shanghai! 🤩👌

Although you can buy the cheapest ticket only, I'd suggest you to buy the more expensive one, that will give you access to other gardens inside the complex (I used Alipay to buy tickets, so don't worry about bringing cash). The Bonsai Garden (beautiful and well maintained) and the tropical greenhouse (fun to explore, there's a tiny artificial waterfall inside) are the must see ones. I visited recently during Spring and had a blast with the Cherry blossoms. Gorgeous!!! It's a big area, so make sure you're ready to walk a lot.