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Shanghai Xinzhuang Park is located at 421 Xinbang Road , southwest of Xinzhuang Town. It borders Xinxi Road to the east, Xinbang Road to the north, and Yujiabang River to the south and west. The park is primarily populated with plum trees, along with other evergreens such as pine, bamboo, cypress, and camphor.
The lotus pond is also one of the park's most scenic spots. A stream connects the two ponds, with a bridge crossing the stream. Over a dozen varieties of lotus are planted in both ponds, surrounded by yellow jasmine, wood fragrance, and wisteria. Near the ponds, a forest of black pines stands, with a stone pavilion named Hua Ting in the middle. Two century-old cedars, each 25 meters tall and 80 centimeters in diameter at breast height, form a canopy resembling a giant umbrella.
In summer, the pond is full of blooming lotus flowers. The lotus flowers of various colors appear graceful, charming and charming against the backdrop of green leaves. Visitors sitting under the shade of the trees and in the Huating Pavilion feel relaxed and contented, enjoying the view.
Suitable for all seasons
Recommended play time: 1-2 hours
free
May 1st - October 31st 5 :00-21 : 00 , last admission at 21:00
November 1st - April 30th of the following year , 6 :00-18:00 , last admission at 18:00
Xinzhuang Park is one of the key public parks in the Xinzhuang area of Shanghai. It is significant for providing a peaceful retreat from the busy city life, offering a variety of leisure activities in a natural setting.
Xinzhuang Park is located in the Xinzhuang area of Minhang District, Shanghai. You can reach the park via Metro Line 1 (Xinzhuang Station), or by taxi. Buses and walking from nearby areas are also convenient options.
The park is open every day from 5:00 AM to 9:00 PM. The best time to visit is early in the morning or late afternoon when the park is less crowded and the temperature is more pleasant.
Entry to Xinzhuang Park is free. There is no need to purchase tickets for general entry or for using most of the park's facilities.
No advance booking is required to visit Xinzhuang Park as it is a public park with free access.
You can fully explore the park in about 1 to 2 hours if you are walking at a relaxed pace. For more leisurely activities like a picnic or boat ride, plan for 3-4 hours.
No official guided tours or audio guides are available at Xinzhuang Park, but visitors can explore the park on their own or hire a local guide.
Start your visit by walking around the pond, then explore the shaded pathways and enjoy the sculptures. If you’re up for more activities, head to the central areas for a picnic or relaxation.
The park is open at night but does not offer light shows or special night tours. It remains a peaceful spot for evening strolls under the lights.
The park can get moderately crowded on weekends, especially in the afternoons. The least crowded times to visit are early mornings during weekdays.
The park offers basic facilities including clean toilets, drinking water stations, and seating areas. There are no major food or retail outlets inside the park, but nearby shopping areas provide additional options.
Xinzhuang Park is accessible to elderly, children, and disabled visitors. The park is designed with wide, paved paths and plenty of seating areas for resting.
Cash is not necessary for entry, but mobile payments (such as Alipay and WeChat Pay) are accepted for any services that may be purchased nearby.
Yes, there are vegetarian and vegan food options available in nearby restaurants, as well as halal food options in the vicinity.
While there are no souvenir shops inside Xinzhuang Park, nearby shopping malls offer a variety of Shanghai-themed souvenirs, including arts and crafts, clothing, and local food products.
From Xinzhuang Park, you can easily access public transport, including Xinzhuang Metro Station (Line 1) and various buses. Taxis are also available for onward journeys to other attractions.
