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Lujiazui Central Green Space

An urban oasis in the heart of Shanghais financial district offering breathtaking views of the iconic skyline

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Lujiazui Central Green Space
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About Lujiazui Central Green Space

Lujiazui Central Green Space is a beautifully designed urban park located in the heart of Shanghais financial district. This 100000 square meter green oasis provides a stunning contrast to the surrounding skyscrapers including the iconic Shanghai Tower Jin Mao Tower and Oriental Pearl Tower. The park features meticulously landscaped gardens water features walking paths and open lawns creating a serene escape from the bustling city life.

Make time for

Practical ideas, not a checklist

  1. 01Enjoy panoramic views of the Shanghai skyline from various vantage points within the park
  2. 02Take a leisurely stroll along the beautifully landscaped walking paths and gardens
  3. 03Relax on the open lawns and enjoy a picnic with views of the surrounding skyscrapers
  4. 04Photograph the iconic Oriental Pearl Tower Jin Mao Tower and Shanghai Tower from unique angles
  5. 05Visit during sunset to witness the spectacular transformation of the skyline as lights begin to illuminate the buildings
  6. 06Attend seasonal events and cultural activities often held in the parks open spaces
  7. 07Explore the water features and modern sculptures that enhance the parks aesthetic appeal

Good to know

Area
100000 square meters
Established
1997
Best Time to Visit
Spring and Autumn
Nearby Attractions
Shanghai Tower Oriental Pearl Tower Jin Mao Tower
Accessibility
Wheelchair accessible with paved pathways
Public Transportation
Lujiazui Metro Station Line 2
Park Features
Gardens water features lawns walking paths
Architectural Style
Modern urban landscape design

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