Shanghai Yu Garden Entry Ticket Yu Garden Entry Ticket+ City Sightseeing Bus Ticket

Discover the historical soul of old Shanghai with an entry ticket to Yuyuan Garden. Explore pavilions, towers, and ancient opera stages as you wander through this 400-year-old Jiangnan gem.
Step into Yuyuan Garden, a 400-year-old Jiangnan hidden gem, and let the hustle of the city fade away. Built in the Ming Dynasty, this classical garden sits amid the old city quarter. A single wall separates it from the noisy streets — outside is bustling street life, inside is timeless elegance.

Admire white walls and black tiles that form graceful outlines. Cross the Nine-Turn Bridge that winds over blue water, where colorful koi fish dart about. Every turn reveals a fresh view, showcasing the distinctive beauty of Jiangnan gardens.

See the undulating Dragon Wall, with its vivid clay-sculpted dragon head, which adds grand vitality to the quiet grounds and stands as Yuyuan’s iconic landmark. Rugged rockeries and ancient lush trees fill the garden. Pavilions and towers rise beside the water, with upturned eaves embodying classic Chinese romance.

Explore ancient opera stages, refined halls, and serene rock formations that bear traces of time. Wander along corridors as gentle wind brushes past, carrying the soft scent of plants and old architecture. Sit by the lake and watch shimmering water and swaying tree shadows; time slows down peacefully.

At dusk, warm lantern lights illuminate pavilions, their reflections rippling on the water. Bathed in soft moonlight, the garden radiates dreamy ancient-style charm.

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