The Shanghai Museum is a modern, well-designed building, so there is good access for wheel-chairs etc. The exhibitions cover 4 floors and include; Ancient Chinese sculpture, bronze, ceramics and jade, Chinese (not just as "ancient") paintings, calligraphy, seals, coins and furniture. There is also a Chinese Minority Nationalities' Art Gallery and 3 additional exhibition halls for temporary exhibitions (Gu embroidery... more

We only had half a day to visit this well-designed museum. It's packed with treasures, from Shang oracle bones to Qing dynasty furniture. There's a three-hour self-guided audio tour, which, unfortunately, we didn't have time to take, but definitely will next time. Even though it was a bit of a rushed experience for me, the immensity of Chinese cultural achievement... more

In my experience, the Shanghai Museum is the most thoughfully designed, comprehensive, and treasure-filled museum I have ever been to. Basically, you have thousands of years of Chinese civilization in one relatively compact, contemporary structure. A very high percentage of the objects chosen for display are simply exquisite -- of an obvious quality and value whether you like the style... more

昔の競馬場の跡地、人民広場の中心に建つ博物館。 ツアーのコースに入ってたので、何となく入りました。『入場無料』だからか... more

今年２回目の上海博物館に行きました。今年から入場無料になった影響なのか、４年前に来た時よりも来館者が多い様に思いました。... more

以前はいくらか入場料が必要だったのですが、今は無料で入れるようになりました。 博物館にはあまり興味のない方でも入ってみ... more

２００９年１０月に上海博物館に行きました。人民広場を一通り散歩し終えた後、時間もあるし、入場料が無料（特別展示室は有料）... more

南京路を西へずっと行くと、人民広場の地下鉄駅の向こうに大きな丸い建物が見えてきます。この建物は高速道路からもよく見えます... more

陶磁器や青銅器は意匠も細工も見事なものが多く、博物館より美術館のレベルで鑑賞に堪える。2000年前とか青銅器とか言えば、... more