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The Shanghai Ghetto: Walking a WWII Jewish Refuge

Half-day

4 stops · Half-day

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The Tilanqiao area of Hongkou, which took in tens of thousands of Jewish refugees without visas during WWII. A weighty history walk linking a museum, an old synagogue, the ghetto streets and traces of Lu Xun.

Half-day4 stopsEst. budget 15,000 KRW

Itinerary

  1. 1

    Shanghai Jewish Refugees Museum上海犹太难民纪念馆

    Museum · 80 min stay

    A memorial centered on the former Ohel Moishe Synagogue. Diplomats who saved refugees with visas, survivor testimonies and a wall of survivor names. The core of this course.

    10:00 개관

  2. Walk 6 min
    2

    Tilanqiao Historic Street提篮桥历史风貌区

    Street · 40 min stay

    The old streets of the ghetto then called 'Little Vienna.' Alleys and old buildings where Jewish-run shops and cafes once stood partly remain, sketching daily life of the era.

    11:30

  3. Taxi 10 min
    3

    1933 Old Millfun1933老场坊

    Nature · Architecture · 45 min stay

    A maze-like concrete complex remodeled from a 1933 British-built slaughterhouse. The tangle of bridges and ramps is stunning. Lunch or a cafe alongside architecture exploration.

    13:00

  4. Taxi 9 min
    4

    Duolun Road Cultural Celebrities Street多伦路文化名人街

    Culture · Street · 35 min stay

    An old street where 1930s leftist writers like Lu Xun were active. Statues, villas, secondhand-book and antique shops. Close the walk with Hongkou's modern cultural history.

    14:30

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