Listed sites in Shanghai 上海

Shanghai 101 sites

• Shanghai Science and Technology Museum 上海科技馆 5A scenic area
  A large science museum on Century Avenue in Pudong, opened in 2001 around the theme of nature, people and technology.
• Shanghai Wild Animal Park 上海野生动物园 5A scenic area
  China's first national-level wild animal park, opened in 1995 on the southern outskirts of Pudong, with more than 200 species and over 10,000 animals.
• Site of the First National Congress of the Chinese Communist Party 中共一大会址 5A scenic area · National heritage site
  The pair of two-storey shikumen lane houses on Xingye Road where the Chinese Communist Party held its first national congress in July 1921, with the downstairs room where the delegates met arranged as it was at the time.
• Xisha Mingzhu Lake 西沙明珠湖 5A scenic area · on the map
  A scenic area at the western end of Chongming Island made up of Mingzhu Lake, described as the island's largest freshwater lake and ringed by water-conservation forest, and the Xisha National Wetland Park on the Yangtze shore.
• Bicester Village Shanghai 比斯特上海购物村 4A scenic area · on the map
  An outlet shopping village beside Shanghai Disney Resort, opened in 2016 as Shanghai Village, with about 200 boutiques selling discounted fashion and lifestyle brands.
• Bihai Jinsha (Sunny Beach) 碧海金沙 4A scenic area · on the map
  A seaside leisure area on Hangzhou Bay, one of Shanghai's few beaches, where a sea wall encloses a sheltered stretch of water behind an artificial beach of sand brought from Hainan.
• Caojing Shuike Scenic Area 漕泾水窠 4A scenic area · on the map
  A water-village scenic area in Caojing town centred on Shuiku village, where 41 rivers and canals and more than 70 islands and peninsulas make up about 40 per cent of the village's area.
• Century Park 世纪公园 4A scenic area
  A park of about 140 hectares of lakes, lawns and woodland at the end of Century Avenue in Pudong, designed by the British consultancy LUC, opened in 2000 and described as the largest naturalistic park inside Shanghai's Inner Ring Road.
• Changfeng Park and Changfeng Ocean World 长风公园 4A scenic area
  A large landscaped park in Putuo, opened in 1959 around the artificial Yinchu Lake and Tiebi Hill.
• Changxing Island Country Park 长兴岛郊野公园 4A scenic area · on the map
  One of Shanghai's first seven country parks, opened in 2016 on Changxing Island in the Yangtze estuary beside the Qingcaosha Reservoir; its first phase covers 5.58 km².
• Chen Yun Memorial Hall and Liantang Ancient Town 陈云故里·练塘古镇 4A scenic area
  A memorial complex opened in 2000 in Liantang, the home town of the senior Chinese Communist Party leader Chen Yun (1905–1995), and renamed Chen Yun Memorial Hall in 2013.
• China Maritime Museum 中国航海博物馆 4A scenic area
  China's national maritime museum, opened in 2010 beside Dishui Lake in Lingang, in a building whose central roof is shaped like a white sail.
• Dongping National Forest Park 东平国家森林公园 4A scenic area
  A 3.55 km² planted forest on reclaimed land in northern Chongming, begun as a state forest farm in 1959 and opened to visitors in 1989.
• Dongtan Wetland Park 东滩湿地公园 4A scenic area · on the map
  A wetland park opened in 2010 at the eastern tip of Chongming Island, beside the Chongming Dongtan bird reserve, which became part of a UNESCO World Heritage site for migratory-bird habitats in 2024.
• Fangta Park (Square Pagoda) 方塔园 4A scenic area · National heritage site
  A park laid out from 1978 by the architect Feng Jizhong around the Square Pagoda, a nine-storey brick-and-timber pagoda built under the Northern Song in the late 11th century and the only survivor of the Xingshengjiao Temple.
• Fengjing Ancient Town 枫泾古镇 4A scenic area · on the map
  A canal town on Shanghai's south-western border with Zhejiang, founded in the Yuan dynasty, whose old streets of Ming- and Qing-style houses are crossed by dozens of bridges, the oldest being the Yuan-era Zhihe Bridge.
• Gaojiazhuang Eco-Park 高家庄生态园 4A scenic area · on the map
  An eco-farm leisure park in Gangxi town on Chongming Island, with a lake, gardens, pick-your-own orchards and farm-style accommodation.
• Gongqing Forest Park 共青森林公园 4A scenic area · on the map
  A national forest park beside the Huangpu in north-east Yangpu, planted from the 1950s by volunteer youth on dredged-up riverbank land and opened as a park in 1986.
• Guangfulin Culture Park 广富林文化遗址 4A scenic area · National heritage site
  A culture park opened in 2018 on the Guangfulin archaeological site, where excavations since 1999 have uncovered remains from the late Neolithic to the Eastern Zhou, including those of the Guangfulin culture, named in 2006.
• Gucun Park 顾村公园 4A scenic area · on the map
  A large park in Gucun, Baoshan, opened in 2009, with woods, lawns, lakes and themed gardens.
• Guyi Garden 古猗园 4A scenic area
  One of Shanghai's five classical gardens, begun in the Ming dynasty's Jiajing era and renamed Guyi Yuan after a new owner bought and enlarged it in 1746, with bamboo planted throughout.
• Happy Valley Shanghai 上海欢乐谷 4A scenic area
  An amusement park of the Happy Valley chain, opened in 2009 in the Sheshan resort area and covering about 65 hectares, according to the city's visitor site.
• Jiading Old Town (Zhouqiao) 嘉定州桥 4A scenic area · National heritage site · on the map
  The historic core of Jiading, a county town since 1217, where canals and old streets around the Zhouqiao bridge lead to the Southern Song Fahua Pagoda, the Ming garden Qiuxia Pu and Huilongtan Park.
• Jiangnan Sanmin Culture Village 江南三民文化村 4A scenic area · on the map
  A folk-culture park in central Chongming built around the traditional customs of the Jiangnan region and Chongming's local crafts.
• Jin Mao Tower 88th-Floor Observation Deck 金茂大厦88层观光厅 4A scenic area
  The observation deck on the 88th floor of the 420-metre Jin Mao Tower, a pagoda-inspired Lujiazui skyscraper completed in 1999, about 340 metres above the street.
• Jinshan City Beach 金山城市沙滩 4A scenic area · on the map
  A man-made beach on the north shore of Hangzhou Bay, opened in 2006 between two older seaside bathing grounds, with about 160,000 square metres of sand, a swimming area and a 1.5 km seaside promenade.
• Jinshanzui Fishing Village 金山嘴渔村 4A scenic area · on the map
  A working fishing village on the north shore of Hangzhou Bay, said to be the only village in Shanghai that still sends boats out to sea.
• Jinze Ancient Town 金泽古镇 4A scenic area · on the map
  A small canal town in western Qingpu near the Jiangsu and Zhejiang borders, once known for its many temples and bridges, of which 21 old bridges survive.
• Langxia Country Park 廊下郊野公园 4A scenic area · on the map
  A country park among farmland and villages in Langxia town, southern Jinshan, opened in 2015, where white-walled, black-tiled houses in local style line the lanes and events such as half marathons and cycling races are held through the year.
• Lianyi Loquat Park 联怡枇杷乐园 4A scenic area · on the map
  A farm park on the edge of Qingpu New City named after its large loquat orchard, where the fruit can be picked during a season of about three weeks in early summer.
• Longhua Martyrs' Cemetery 龙华烈士陵园 4A scenic area · National heritage site
  A large memorial park beside Longhua Temple that takes in the former Songhu Garrison Command of the Nationalist government, where Communists and left-wing activists were imprisoned and executed between 1927 and 1937, among them 24 people shot on 7 February 1931, including five writers of the League of Left-Wing Writers.
• Madame Tussauds Shanghai 上海杜莎夫人蜡像馆 4A scenic area · on the map
  A branch of the Madame Tussauds wax museum chain on the tenth floor of the New World department store at the People's Square end of Nanjing Road, opened in 2006.
• Minhang Cultural Park 闵行文化公园 4A scenic area · on the map
  A landscaped city park in Qibao, Minhang, opened in stages from 2013, with lawns, a lake and wetland, magnolia and camphor groves and an orchard.
• Moon Lake Sculpture Park 月湖雕塑公园 4A scenic area · on the map
  A sculpture park in the Sheshan resort area, laid out around the artificial Moon Lake with shores themed on the four seasons.
• Nanxiang Old Town 南翔古镇 4A scenic area
  An old market town known as the home of xiaolongbao soup dumplings, whose restored old streets centre on the Twin Pagodas, a pair of small Five Dynasties–Northern Song brick pagodas imitating timber buildings that face each other across a street.
• North Bund International Cruise Terminal 北外滩国客中心 4A scenic area
  The riverside grounds of the Shanghai Port International Cruise Terminal, now officially the North Bund International Passenger Center, built on the site of 19th-century wharves and brought into service between 2006 and 2009.
• Oriental Land 东方绿舟 4A scenic area
  A large outdoor activity camp and park in Qingpu run for Shanghai's school students since 2002, which also admits the public.
• Pujiang Country Park 浦江郊野公园 4A scenic area
  One of Shanghai's first five pilot country parks, opened in 2017 on woods, farmland and waterways along the east bank of the Huangpu River in Pujiang, Minhang.
• Qianwei Eco-Village 前卫村 4A scenic area · on the map
  A farming village in Shuxin town on Chongming that began hosting farm-stay (nongjiale) tourism in 1999 and now forms the Haishang Huadao ('Flower Island') scenic area, with rose fields, lawns, a rose-themed garden and hotel, and children's play areas.
• Qibao Old Town 七宝古镇 4A scenic area
  An old market town on the Puhuitang River in western Minhang, which had taken shape by the Northern Song and is usually said to be named after its Qibao Temple.
• Shanghai Auto Expo Park and Auto Museum 上海汽车博览公园 4A scenic area
  A 76-hectare lakeside park in Anting's International Automobile City, completed in 2006 around the Shanghai Auto Museum, which opened in 2007 and is described by the city as China's first specialised car museum.
• Shanghai Baoshan International Folk Art Museum 上海宝山国际民间艺术博览馆 4A scenic area · on the map
  A museum of folk art and folk customs from China and other countries, opened in October 2010 in a building whose design is based on a Chinese knot.
• Shanghai Blooming Garden 花开海上生态园 4A scenic area · on the map
  A flower park of about 87 hectares spread over small islands west of Zhujing town, with four zones: a sea of flowers, a plum garden, a fragrance garden and an autumn garden.
• Shanghai Botanical Garden 上海植物园 4A scenic area
  A large botanical garden in southern Xuhui, opened to the public in 1978 on the site of the former Longhua nursery, with themed sections for penjing (Chinese bonsai), peonies, magnolias, roses, osmanthus, conifers, maples and bamboo, plus an orchid house and a tropical glasshouse.
• Shanghai Chenshan Botanical Garden 上海辰山植物园 4A scenic area
  Shanghai's second botanical garden and its largest, opened in 2010–2011 around Chenshan hill and covering 207 hectares.
• Shanghai Fashion Center 上海国际时尚中心 4A scenic area · on the map
  A fashion and shopping complex in the former Yufeng cotton mill on the Yangpu riverside, whose saw-tooth-roofed brick sheds were built by a Japanese textile company between 1922 and 1935 and ran as a state cotton mill until 2007.
• Shanghai Film Park 上海影视乐园 4A scenic area · on the map
  A film and television studio lot built by the Shanghai Film Studio in Chedun, with streets and buildings recreating old Shanghai, opened to visitors in 2000.
• Shanghai Flower Port 上海鲜花港 4A scenic area · on the map
  A large flower park near the East China Sea coast in Pudong's Lingang area, best known for its spring tulip show of about 3.2 million bulbs in more than 500 varieties.
• Shanghai Grand View Garden 上海大观园 4A scenic area
  A large garden of traditional-style halls and courtyards on the west shore of Dianshan Lake, built from 1979 and opened in 1988 to recreate the Grand View Garden described in the Qing novel Dream of the Red Chamber.
• Shanghai Haichang Ocean Park 上海海昌海洋公园 4A scenic area · on the map
  A marine theme park beside Dishui Lake in Lingang, opened in 2018 by Haichang Ocean Park Holdings, with one half themed as a polar tundra under an artificial snowy mountain and the other as a tropical island with a volcano.
• Shanghai Haiwan National Forest Park 上海海湾国家森林公园 4A scenic area · on the map
  A planted forest park of more than 1,000 hectares in Haiwan town, Fengxian, begun in 1999, whose lakes, woods and meadows hold more than 300 species of trees.
• Shanghai International Circuit 上海国际赛车场 4A scenic area · on the map
  The motor-racing circuit in Anting that has hosted the Formula One Chinese Grand Prix since 2004 (with a break from 2020 to 2023), its 5.45 km track laid out in the shape of the character 上, the first in Shanghai's name.
• Shanghai Jewish Refugees Museum 上海犹太难民纪念馆 4A scenic area
  A museum built around the former Ohel Moshe Synagogue, put up by Russian Jews in 1927, that tells the story of the roughly 20,000 Jewish refugees from Nazi Europe who found shelter in Shanghai, most of them confined to a restricted sector in Hongkou from 1943.
• Shanghai Lavender Park 上海薰衣草公园 4A scenic area · on the map
  A flower park in the Shanghai International Resort area near Shanghai Disneyland, planted mainly with lavender, which holds a lavender festival when it flowers in late May and early June.
• Shanghai Museum of Glass 上海玻璃博物馆 4A scenic area · on the map
  A museum about glass opened in 2011 on the site of a former glass-instrument factory in Baoshan, covering how glass is made, the history of the glass industry and its uses, alongside galleries of glass art and exhibitions of contemporary art.
• Shanghai Ocean Aquarium 上海海洋水族馆 4A scenic area
  An indoor aquarium beside the Oriental Pearl Tower, opened in 2002, with about 450 species laid out as a journey from the Yangtze through South America, Australia, Africa, South-East Asia and Antarctic waters.
• Shanghai Smurfs Park 上海蓝精灵乐园 4A scenic area · on the map
  A largely indoor Smurfs theme park inside Shimao's Dream City complex beside the InterContinental hotel built into a former quarry, described by China Daily as the first Smurfs park in China.
• Shanghai Urban Planning Exhibition Center 上海城市规划展示馆 4A scenic area
  A six-storey exhibition hall on People's Square, opened in 2000 and described by the city as China's first venue dedicated to urban planning, that explains how Shanghai has grown and how it plans to develop.
• Shanghai Urban Vegetable Garden 上海都市菜园 4A scenic area · on the map
  A vegetable-themed farm park in Haiwan town, built by the Bright Food group and described by the city as China's first vegetable theme park.
• Shanghai Zoo 上海动物园 4A scenic area
  One of Shanghai's two main zoos, laid out on a former golf course near Hongqiao Airport and opened as Xijiao Park in 1954 before taking its present name in 1980.
• Sheshan Hills 佘山 4A scenic area · National heritage site
  Two low wooded hills, East and West Sheshan, rise from the Songjiang plain and form the core of a national forest park.
• Soong Ching-ling Memorial Residence 上海宋庆龄故居 4A scenic area · National heritage site
  The 1920s garden villa at 1843 Middle Huaihai Road, built for a foreign shipowner, that was the Shanghai home from 1948 of Soong Ching-ling, Sun Yat-sen's widow and later Honorary President of the People's Republic.
• Top of Shanghai Observatory, Shanghai Tower 上海之巅观光厅 4A scenic area · on the map
  The visitor observatory of the 632-metre Shanghai Tower, China's tallest building, reached by high-speed lifts that climb to the 118th floor at 546 metres.
• Wendao Garden 闻道园 4A scenic area · on the map
  A landscaped garden in Luodian, northern Baoshan, opened in 2006, with woodland, ponds and Huizhou-style buildings.
• Wusong Paotaiwan Wetland Forest Park 吴淞炮台湾湿地森林公园 4A scenic area · on the map
  A riverside park at Wusongkou, where the Huangpu River joins the Yangtze estuary, laid out from 2005 on mudflats that had been filled with steel-mill slag since the 1960s and named after the Qing navy's Wusong forts.
• Xujiahui Origin heritage area 徐家汇源 4A scenic area
  An open-street scenic area, rated 4A in 2012, that links the historic buildings and museums of Xujiahui, the district named after the descendants of the Ming scholar Xu Guangqi who settled here.
• Yunbao Future City Art Town 云堡未来市 4A scenic area · on the map
  An arts and leisure complex in Dongjing town, presented in 2025 as the arts quarter of the Sheshan National Tourist Resort.
• Zhangma Village 张马村 4A scenic area · on the map
  A rural tourism village at the southern tip of Zhujiajiao, on the upper reaches of the Huangpu River, where waterways and farmland are laid out with field paths and small visitor facilities.
• Zhaojialou Ancient Town 召稼楼 4A scenic area · on the map
  A small water town in Pujiang in south-east Minhang, named after a tower built in the Southern Song to summon farmers to work newly reclaimed land, to which a bell was added in the Ming.
• Zhujiajiao Ancient Town 朱家角古镇 4A scenic area
  A canal town beside Dianshan Lake in Qingpu District that grew from Song- and Yuan-dynasty country fairs into a busy rice-trading town in the Ming and Qing.
• Zuibaichi Garden 醉白池 4A scenic area
  One of Shanghai's five classical gardens, rebuilt in the mid-17th century by Gu Dashen, who named it 'Drunken Bai Pond' in homage to the Tang poet Bai Juyi.
• 1933 Old Millfun 1933老场坊 National heritage site · on the map
  The former abattoir of the Shanghai Municipal Council, a reinforced-concrete complex completed in 1933 and described as the largest slaughterhouse in Shanghai at the time.
• Early Buildings of Shanghai Jiao Tong University (Xuhui Campus) 上海交通大学早期建筑 National heritage site · on the map
  The historic core of the university's Xuhui campus, where Nanyang Public School was founded in 1896, with a group of teaching and administration buildings from 1899 to the 1950s.
• Former Headquarters of the Socialist Youth League of China (Yuyangli) 中国社会主义青年团中央机关旧址 National heritage site
  A shikumen lane house at No. 6 New Yuyangli, off Middle Huaihai Road, where the Shanghai Socialist Youth League was founded in August 1920 and where the league's central office and a Foreign Languages School teaching Russian were based until 1921.
• Former Hujiang University Buildings 沪江大学近代建筑 National heritage site
  The former campus of Hujiang University (University of Shanghai), a Baptist missionary college founded in 1906 and closed in 1952, with a campus plan drawn up in 1919 by the American architect Henry Murphy's firm.
• Former Residence of Sun Yat-sen 上海孙中山故居 National heritage site
  The two-storey grey house on Xiangshan Road (formerly Rue Molière) in the old French Concession where Sun Yat-sen lived with Soong Ching-ling from 1918 to 1924, after four overseas Chinese in Canada bought it for him; Soong stayed on until 1937.
• Former Residence of Zhang Wentian 张闻天故居 National heritage site
  The birthplace and childhood home of Zhang Wentian, born here in 1900, an early leader of the Chinese Communist Party who served as its general secretary and later as a vice-minister of foreign affairs.
• Former Residence of Zhou Enlai (Zhou Gongguan) 周公馆 National heritage site
  A 1920s Spanish-style garden house at 73 Sinan Road that served in 1946–47 as the Shanghai office of the Chinese Communist Party delegation during its negotiations with the Nationalist government, with Zhou Enlai, Deng Yingchao and Dong Biwu living and working here.
• Fuquanshan Site 福泉山遗址 National heritage site
  A 7.5-metre man-made mound in Chonggu town, raised by people of the Neolithic Liangzhu culture as a high-status cemetery on top of an older Songze settlement and nicknamed the 'Eastern Pyramid'.
• Holy Trinity Church 圣三一堂 National heritage site
  A red-brick Gothic Revival church on Jiujiang Road, designed by Sir George Gilbert Scott and consecrated in 1869, which served Shanghai's English-speaking Anglicans and was known locally as the Red Church.
• Huating Seawall (Fengxian Section) 华亭海塘 National heritage site
  A stone sea wall begun in 1726 under the Yongzheng emperor to protect old Huating county from the tides of Hangzhou Bay, built with interlocking 'fish-scale' courses of dressed stone and later strengthened and encased in earth.
• Longhua Pagoda 龙华塔 National heritage site
  An octagonal seven-storey brick-and-wood pagoda whose main structure was built in 977 under the Wuyue king Qian Chu, in the early Northern Song, standing across Longhua Road from Longhua Temple.
• Marble Hall (China Welfare Institute Children's Palace) 中福会少年宫 National heritage site · on the map
  A mansion completed in 1924 for the British Jewish businessman Sir Elly Kadoorie, nicknamed the Marble Hall for the Italian marble on its walls, floors and staircases.
• Moller Villa 马勒别墅 National heritage site · on the map
  A Scandinavian-style villa enlarged from an older house for the Swedish-born shipping owner Eric Moller and finished in the mid-1930s, with steep brown-tiled gables, spires and turrets behind a walled garden.
• Park Hotel 国际饭店 National heritage site
  An Art Deco tower on Nanjing Road West, designed by Ladislav Hudec and completed in 1934 for the Joint Savings Society, which remained Shanghai's tallest building until the 1980s and is the origin point of the city's survey coordinate grid.
• Qinglong Town Site and Qinglong Pagoda 青龙镇遗址 National heritage site · on the map
  The remains of Qinglong Town, a port founded in 746 that was Shanghai's main harbour for overseas trade in the Tang and Song dynasties until its river silted up.
• Second CPC National Congress Memorial 中共二大会址 National heritage site
  The shikumen house where the Chinese Communist Party held part of its Second National Congress in July 1922, then the home of the early party member Li Da; the congress adopted the party's first constitution and manifesto.
• Shanghai General Post Office 上海邮政总局 National heritage site
  Shanghai's head post office, completed in 1924 on the north bank of Suzhou Creek to a classical design by Stewardson & Spence, with giant Corinthian columns and a corner clock tower crowned by statues of Hermes, Eros and Aphrodite.
• Shanghai Science Hall (former French School) 上海科学会堂 National heritage site
  A French Renaissance-style building with Art Nouveau details on Nanchang Road, completed in 1917 as the French Club and given to the French Concession's French School in 1926.
• Sihang Warehouse 四行仓库 National heritage site
  A six-storey concrete warehouse on the north bank of Suzhou Creek, built in 1931, where more than 420 soldiers of the Chinese 88th Division under Xie Jinyuan held out against Japanese forces in October 1937 in full view of crowds in the International Settlement across the creek.
• Songjiang Tang Sutra Pillar 松江唐经幢 National heritage site
  This octagonal stone pillar, inscribed with a Buddhist dharani sutra and set up in 859 under the Tang dynasty, is regarded by Shanghai's cultural heritage authorities as the oldest structure standing above ground in the city.
• Songze Site 崧泽遗址 National heritage site
  The Neolithic site that gave its name to the Songze culture, with layers going back about 6,000 years, excavated repeatedly from 1960 and now covered by a small site museum opened in 2014 as a branch of the Shanghai History Museum.
• Soong Ching-ling Mausoleum 宋庆龄陵园 National heritage site
  The cemetery on Hongqiao Road, formerly Shanghai's International Cemetery, where Soong Ching-ling, Sun Yat-sen's widow and later Honorary President of the People's Republic, was buried in June 1981 in her family's plot beside her parents.
• St. Ignatius Cathedral 徐家汇天主堂 National heritage site
  The twin-towered Gothic Revival cathedral of Xujiahui, designed by William Doyle and built by French Jesuits between 1906 and 1910 at the heart of the old Zikawei mission, and the seat of the Bishop of Shanghai since 1960.
• St. John's University Historic Campus 圣约翰大学近代建筑 National heritage site · on the map
  The campus of St. John's University, founded by American missionaries in 1879 on a bend of Suzhou Creek and closed in 1952, now the Changning campus of East China University of Political Science and Law.
• Tilanqiao Prison 提篮桥监狱 National heritage site
  Built from 1901 as the gaol of the Shanghai International Settlement (the Ward Road Gaol) and once billed as the largest prison in the Far East, Tilanqiao keeps cell blocks and other buildings dating from 1917 to 1935 behind walls more than 5 metres high.
• Tomb of Lu Xun 鲁迅墓 National heritage site
  The grave of Lu Xun (1881–1936), a leading figure of modern Chinese literature, who was reburied here in 1956 in a park he had visited near his last home.
• Tomb of Xu Guangqi 徐光启墓 National heritage site
  The grave of Xu Guangqi (1562–1633), the late-Ming official and scholar who translated Euclid's Elements into Chinese with the Jesuit Matteo Ricci and was a leading figure among the Chinese Catholics of his time, buried here with members of his family in 1641.
• Yangshupu Waterworks 杨树浦水厂 National heritage site
  One of China's earliest modern waterworks, built for a British company in 1881–1883 and still supplying part of the city, with brick buildings and walls designed to look like an English castle, complete with battlements and mock turrets.
• Yuan Dynasty Water Gate Museum 上海元代水闸遗址博物馆 National heritage site
  A museum built over a Yuan-dynasty stone sluice gate found during building work at Zhidan Road in the early 2000s, one of six gates built around 1325 under the hydraulic engineer and painter Ren Renfa to control the silting Wusong River.
• Zhenru Temple 真如寺 National heritage site
  A Buddhist temple in Putuo whose main hall, built in 1320, is regarded as the oldest timber building in Shanghai and its only mid-Yuan structure.