Fuxing Park
Fuxing Park
4.5
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
Monday
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
Tuesday
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
Wednesday
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
Thursday
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
Friday
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
Saturday
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
Sunday
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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Neighborhood: Luwan
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- Xintiandi • 10 min walk
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Jo-Ann
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia17,186 contributions
Apr 2021 • Couples
It is beautiful in Spring. Beautiful peony garden here. They have a huge rose garden too. Crowd is good here and you can see the seniors dancing and singing. There’s a children’s amusement park for families too. Pretty decent size park and entrance is free.
Written April 12, 2021
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Christian M
Copenhagen, Denmark6,176 contributions
Jun 2024 • Couples
Fuxing Park is in the Former French Concession (FFC), where you can wander up and down plane tree-lined streets until your feet ache.
If you need to stretch your legs and rest your feet, Fuxing Park is a great refuge. There’s a relatively clean public toilet and an expensive café that makes a good and beautifully presented latte.
The park also features a very photogenic pond with water lilies.
If you need to stretch your legs and rest your feet, Fuxing Park is a great refuge. There’s a relatively clean public toilet and an expensive café that makes a good and beautifully presented latte.
The park also features a very photogenic pond with water lilies.
Written June 7, 2024
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Katrina C
Melbourne, Australia50 contributions
Mar 2016 • Couples
Located within the French Concession area this is a must do. We visited during a Saturday morning and the park was buzzing with opera singers, choirs and dancers. Such a lovely atmosphere. You can take a leisurely walk and stop to appreciate each groups talent. Lots of greenery and unusual rock formations to admire. Here you can even see birds in their cages out for the day with their owners. Very endearing.
Written March 28, 2016
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ikodikomi
Northern California470 contributions
Apr 2012 • Solo
Fuxing Park (Xujiahui Park) covers an area of 86,600 sq meters and is bordered by Hengshan, Tianping, Zhaojiabang, and Wanping Roads. There are 5 main entrances. This is a relatively new park built in 2000. The park now resides on the sites of what was an old rubber factory, branch of a record company, and surrounding buildings and residential neighborhoods. The park has water features, basketball courts, children playground, and various art sculptures throughout. It's a calming place in the craziness of Shanghai. Many locals gather here and can be seen cuddling up, lazing on the lawn, feeding pond fishes, or just casually strolling about. A very nice place to gather your thoughts and relax.
Written August 15, 2012
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AlwaysTime2Travel
Massachussetts68 contributions
This is real Shanghai!
Come early in the day. If you arrive by 9:30am you will see amazing activity. Old men with song birds are talking in benches whole others play chess-like games. As you walk further you will hear music and dancing. Join in, you will be warmly greeted. If you prefer song many groups assemble and sing. Cold or thirsty? Stop for a hot tea, then continue to miander to find Chinese yoyo, tai chi, and water calligraphy.
Most of this ends by 10:30am, so arrive early and enjoy a slow walk.
Come early in the day. If you arrive by 9:30am you will see amazing activity. Old men with song birds are talking in benches whole others play chess-like games. As you walk further you will hear music and dancing. Join in, you will be warmly greeted. If you prefer song many groups assemble and sing. Cold or thirsty? Stop for a hot tea, then continue to miander to find Chinese yoyo, tai chi, and water calligraphy.
Most of this ends by 10:30am, so arrive early and enjoy a slow walk.
Written April 17, 2011
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Stavro D
Nagoya, Japan66 contributions
Aug 2014 • Couples
When in Shanghai ,Fuxing is a must . From the time we got to China everyone kept saying Fuxing Fuxing you must go Fuxing , so we did and never looked back.
Written December 2, 2014
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Chris P
Shanghai, China6,032 contributions
Apr 2021 • Couples
Love Fuxing Park and it is so beautiful at this time of the year. The Rose Garden is absolutely delightful at the moment
Written April 27, 2021
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Matthew Y
31 contributions
Jan 2020
The locals have established informal dance meets in this and many other local parks every Saturday and Sunday but it is a wonderful respite from the din and tumult of this vibrant city.
Written January 19, 2020
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Tiny Traveler
New York City, NY60 contributions
Dec 2019
If you're looking for a calm corner of the city to take a stroll, Fuxing Park is the perfect escape. Shanghainese people just hanging out and enjoying their days. Tai chi, checkers, dancing lessons - it's so charming.
Written December 14, 2019
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atrevida
Cambridge, MA248 contributions
Nov 2019
Visited Fuxing Park with a local guide and found this to be a very memorable, unique experience. We came in the morning on a Saturday to see all the local retirees gather in various social clubs - the maracas club, ballroom dancing club, tai chi club, Chinese yoyo club, ribbon dancing club, singing club, investing club - you name it: there is a club! It's wonderful to see the joy with which the women (who generally retire at age 55) and men (who generally retire at 60) enjoy their leisure time, making new friends, gossiping, learning new hobbies, and enjoying old hobbies. Would not have visited if our guide hadn't recommended it, and absolutely recommend a visit in the morning when the clubs are active - one of the highlights of our time in Shanghai!
Written December 4, 2019
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How is it in January?
Not a good time to visit, right?
Written January 18, 2020
Maybe colder, and January 25th is the beginning of the Chinese New Year, so probably not the best time to visit.
Written January 19, 2020
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