2007
02.17

Shanghai Botanical
Garden

The garden is as large as 81.86 square kilometers, and is often regarded as the favorite garden among foreign visitors. It is a place for plant researching, sightseeing and production. It is an enchanting garden especially in summer. Enter it and walk in the green grass and forest. There are white doves and perfumed tulips. Located on Longwu Road and founded in 1974, Shanghai Botanical Garden is the largest municipal botanical garden in the country. It is divided into areas of plant evolution, environment protection, potted landscape, herbs, greenhouse for exhibition, orchid, model landscaping and plant hall. It is a comprehensive garden in the training of introduced species, scientific research, scientific knowledge popularization, education, sightseeing and production. In the past years, the garden has introduced and collected from abroad many kinds of ornamental plants, especially the rare and almost extinct species. It has several times won prizes in the international flower shows in Canada and Holland.
Shanghai Botanical Garden, with its colorful plant display, appeals to visitors with its natural charm and attracts people
for a long-time admiration.

The Exhibition Greenhouse of Shanghai Botanical Garden, located in Shanghai Botanical Garden at 1111, Longwu Road, is a
newly developed modern botanical greenhouse. It consists of two smaller greenhouses, one for tropical plants and the other for sand plants, the former focusing on the themes of gardens in which flowers of all seasons are displayed and tropical rain forests, producing a vivid tropical view with flowers competing for beauty, the latter, on the other hand, being a collection of the world’s strangely-shaped cactuses and rare succulent plants, vividly displaying the views of tropical plains, which, set off by deserts, camels, and the setting sun, makes people feel as if they were walking in a desert. Tourists can fully feel the mystery and changes of the world of plants. The Exhibition Greenhouse not only provides tourists with guiding services, but also with rooms for science popularization, thus enabling the tourists to acquire knowledge about relevant plants while experiencing the beautiful views.

Transportation: Take Buses No. 56131714720820824

Hours Daily 7am-5:30pm
Phone
021/5436-3369
Prices
Admission ¥15 ($1.80) garden only; ¥40 ($5) includes Bonsai Garden and 3 other sections

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