Dajing Ge Pavilion

The Dàjìng Gé Pavilion in Shanghai combines historical significance with the feel of a museum, as it houses the last surviving remnants of the old city wall. While most of these fortifications were torn down in 1912, this section remained as the only relic. After being designated a protected cultural monument in 1959 and undergoing extensive renovation in 1995, the building was opened to visitors. Today you'll find a temple here as well as a small exhibition that offers a glimpse into the past of old Shanghai through historic photographs. The site is located in Huangpu District and invites you to experience the city's history in an authentic setting.