The temple was lively and definitely worth a stop. The library was really interesting. The highlight was the tea sampling you can do near the entrance. It’s 30rmb at the time of writing and definitely worth it.

After changing metro and finally reach Huangpu District, we tread along the alley looking for a quick lunch on the way to the Confusious Temple. The building architectual is ancient and we are glad to make our prayer on such a peaceful afternoon.

Absolutely a gem in the middle of the city; peaceful with a tranquil beautiful garden and birdsong. I love the architecture.

We spent quite a few hours roaming around this quite large Temple. I am not certain if this is the Temple that housed the Jewelled Buddha, but if so, I can't praise it highly enough.

We visited the temple during a tour of Shanghai. It was interesting to see how it compared to temples of other religions we saw on our Asian trip. This is a modest temple, but different because of its devotion to Confucius. We especially enjoyed the...More

I visited the temple on a hot afternoon which was a short distance from a busy road near the Xitiandi area It is a quiet solace from the buzz of the city when I walk into the temple. It has the typical Chinese set up...More

Beautiful temple. Very serene to walk through. Loved the teapot display - very interesting museum. Lovely pagoda.