Shanghai Botanical Garden, Shanghai

Name: Shanghai Botanical Garden
Address: 1111 Longwu Rd | 龙吴路1111号, Shanghai, 200231, China
Telephone: +86 21 5436 3369

#65 among attractions in Shanghai

Botanical garden, Relax in park, Park, Garden

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The Shanghai Botanical Garden is a botanic garden located in the southwestern suburbs of Shanghai, China, in the Xuhui District. ()

Local name: 上海植物园 Created: 1974Elevation: 16 ft a.s.l.Coordinates: 31°8'52"N, 121°26'20"E

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1111 Longwu Rd | 龙吴路1111号徐汇 (xu hui)Shanghai 200231 China

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+86 21 5436 3369

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Nearby attractions include: Jinjiang Action Park, St. Ignatius Cathedral, Guilin Park, Shanghai Film Museum.

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