Experience the allure of Jing'an district in Shanghai via its latest captivating attractions. Take a stroll through the streets and plan a delightful spring outing to discover these new gems.

New attractions

Bear-shaped art installations adorned with pink and red roses have popped up on Zhangyuan and North Maoming Road's pedestrian street.

The Jing An Kerry Centre has undergone a facelift, with the lush greenery along West Nanjing Road transformed, and water fountains added in the square.

Additionally, the newly revamped North Square of HKRI Taikoo Hui has opened to the public. This refurbished square now features a new entrance directly connecting to LG1, and the mall's original second-floor north entrance has reopened. Metro Line 13 Exit 5 has also been relocated from the skirt room side to the North Square location.

Close to nature

Ready to be immersed in an olfactory paradise? The plum blossoms at the north entrance and west gate of Daning Park are a wonder to behold. A floral event is also set to take place in the park in March.

In the Jing'an Sculpture Park, plum blossoms adorn the branches. Red, white, pink — the colors intertwine, creating a spectacle you won't want to miss.

Flower market and displays

Shanghai Suhewan Mixc will be hosting flower market and displays until March 16, collaborating with various brands to bring the flower, bird, fish, and insect market back to the city center and offering locals the first glimpse of spring 2025.

Lastly, concerts will enchant audiences in a house decorated with flowers and plants every weekend until March 16 at Suhewan Mixc.

Source: Jing'an district government