Shanghai Symphony Hall

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Shanghai Symphony Hall has become a trendy venue for classical music since its opening in 2014.

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Shanghai Symphony Hall. [Photo/spaa.com.cn]

Located in the central Xuhui district, it has plenty of great bars and restaurants nearby and is within walking distance from two other cultural facilities – the New Shanghai Theatre and Shanghai Culture Square.

The symphony hall is the home of the Shanghai Symphony Orchestra, China's oldest and most established symphony orchestra.

The hall, designed by Japanese acoustician Yasuhisa Toyota and architect Arata Isozaki, has a 1,200-seat concert hall and a 400-seat chamber hall.

Its modern look and top-tier sound have attracted every type of music lovers – aficionados and novices, locals and foreigners.

The English-friendly programme celebrates the rich dimensions of classical and contemporary music for global audiences.

Source: spaa.com.cn