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上海博物馆

Shanghai Museum

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The Shanghai Museum presents ancient Chinese art and material culture with important collections such as bronzes, ceramics, calligraphy, paintings, sculptures, seals, coins and ethnic minority crafts. People's Square Pavilion and Pudong East Pavilion host different exhibitions. Before visiting, you must first confirm the location of the target exhibition hall.

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上海博物馆

No. 201, Renmin Avenue, Huangpu District, Shanghai

Before you go

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Booking
Advance booking recommended
Admission notes
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Suggested visit
3 hr
Information updated
9/29/2026

Hours, prices, booking rules and ID requirements can change. Confirm them with the attraction before booking or setting out.

上海博物馆
上海博物馆
上海博物馆
上海博物馆
上海博物馆
上海博物馆
上海博物馆

Opening hours

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Normally 09:00–17:00 (last entry 15:00), closed Mondays. Through 14 Nov 2027 it hosts the Americas exhibition only; check exhibition tickets.

Official reference checked2026-09-29

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Getting there

People's Square Station is close to the Old Hall; please confirm whether the target exhibition is in the People's Square Hall or the East Hall before departure.

Practical notes

Appointment and document verification rules may be adjusted. You should check the museum’s latest exhibition calendar, location and temporary closure notice, select a small number of key exhibition halls, and allow time for security checks. It is not recommended to rush to connect the two museums without a plan.

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