Rainy Day: Filling the Day with Museums, a Power-Plant Art Center and Indoor Streets

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Shanghai shrugs off the rain. A free top-tier museum, a riverside contemporary art museum, an indoor lifestyle street, and the 1933 former slaughterhouse architecture — all linked so you can connect the route almost without an umbrella.

Full day4 stopsEst. budget 70,000 KRW

Itinerary

1
Shanghai Museum (People's Square Main Hall)上海博物馆 Shanghai Museum
Museum · 120 min stay
A free national-class museum with China's finest bronze, ceramic and calligraphy collections. Fills half a rainy day richly. Connected directly to the subway station.
오전
Transit 12 min
2
Xintiandi (Indoor Street)新天地 Xintiandi
Huangpu District · Shopping · Restaurant · 80 min stay
An underground mall (Xintiandi Style) and deep-eaved Shikumen arcades connect, so you can lunch and shop while dodging the rain. The rainy mood is rather charming.
점심
Taxi 12 min
3
Power Station of Art (PSA)上海当代艺术博物馆
Art museum · 90 min stay
A giant indoor contemporary art museum remodeled from a former power plant. Many free exhibitions, with high-ceilinged spaces to roam without worrying about the rain.
오후
Taxi 18 min
4
1933 Old Millfun1933老场坊 1933 Old Millfun
Architecture · Mall · 60 min stay
A maze-like concrete structure remodeled from a 1933 British-designed slaughterhouse. The surreal spiral passages and sky bridges make it an indoor photo spot. Cafes and shops too.
늦은 오후