Introduction
- The Children's Palace was built 1n 1958 by Song Qingling (Madame Sun Yat-sen), designed for children to study and practice arts and science after-school time.
- The children's palace is part of Chinese social welfare with finance supported by the government every year. You can see kinds of children's palace in most of the Chinese cities.
- Children at the children's palace don't need to learn the same knowledge at school, they learn what they like or interested in. And there are lots of programs provided for them. Children can attend one or two programs at the Children's Palace out of their interests.
- Children at the children's palace are ranged from five to fourteen at ages. Before entering the palace, they are provided an examination and if they pass, a small sum of money is also needed.
Tour Features
- Have Close Contact with Chinese Young Generation
Visiting here, you can have a glimpse of the joy of children and their practices like paintings and so on.
- Take Some Beautiful Pictures
Here, you will have a chance to see Chinese children playing instruments, doing painting, having all kinds of activities.
Location
Address: 64 Yan'an Xi Lu, Jing An District
Transfer
By subway: Line 2
Visiting Time
- Children's Day, falls on June 1st of every year, is a big occasion for all the children at Children's Palace. They were in beautiful clothes and playing games with their parents.
- Avoid holidays or weekends. During the holidays, usually from July to September, Middle of January to February, the Children's Palace will be closed.
Other attractions nearby
- Nanjing Road: Nanjing Road, known as China's number one shopping street offers a seemingly endless variety of modern fashions, electronics and accessories.
If you are interested in taking a Shanghai tour with a visiting to Shanghai Children's Palace; if you need a private tour and an English speaking tour guide to show you around Shanghai; China Odyssey Tours is here and ready to help.
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