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About Shanghai Museum
Shanghai Museum is a museum (History museums) in Shanghai, in the Jiangyin district. The address is 201 People's Avenue, 200003 Shanghai. Up-to-date information is available on its own website, and you can reach it by phone at +862163723500. Just around the corner: JW Marriott Hotel Shanghai at Tomorrow Square (hotel, 116 m) and 万豪大宴会厅 (restaurant, 116 m).
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- Museum › History museums
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- Address
- 201 People's Avenue
200003 Shanghai, China - District
- Jiangyin
- Phone
- +862163723500
- Website
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- webmaster@shanghaimuseum.net
- Coordinates
- 31.23021° N · 121.47095° E
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The museum has a huge collection of ancient Chinese antiques, including bronze, ceramics, calligraphy works, painting, jades and sculptures. The Gallery of Ancient Bronze on the first floor is particularly impressive, containing some of the best antiques in China. The exterior evokes a bronze urn, which is appropriate since the museum holds the world's greatest collection of Chinese bronzes. The collection is well-presented and state-of-the-art. Directions and information are presented in Chinese and English, and the facilities are world-class. The multilingual audio guide, ¥40, is excellent, especially if you do not know much about Chinese art. Also, there are often volunteer tour guides providing free service. Some of them speak English.
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