Attraction · Shanghai Shanghai Science and Technology Museum

Shanghai Science and Technology Museum

A large science and technology museum themed "Nature, People, Technology", opened in 2001

Visitor info

Opening hours
09:00-17:15 · closed Mondays
Ticket
CNY 45

Price is indicative — final quote on inquiry.

A large science and technology museum themed "Nature, People, Technology", opened in 2001. More than a dozen permanent exhibition areas include Spectrum of Life (a simulated tropical-rainforest ecosystem), Crust Exploration, Robot World, and Information Age; the taxidermy herds in the Animal World area are especially popular, while the IMAX science cinema and the Science Theater run year-round alongside special exhibitions. Highly interactive, it is the main science-outreach destination for families and teenagers, and together with the adjacent Century Park it forms a science-and-culture line in Pudong.

Getting there: Metro Line 2, Shanghai Science and Technology Museum Station

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