Designed by French landscape architects in 1909, Fuxing Park preserves a European sensibility — symmetrical pathways, ornamental flowerbeds, plane tree avenues — within Shanghai's most charming neighborhood. The real attraction is the local life: at dawn it fills with tai chi groups, sword dance practice, ballroom couples on the central plaza, and elderly card players. A statue of Marx and Engels sits incongruously near the rose garden. Free entry. Pair with a stroll down Sinan Road and a coffee at one of the surrounding indie cafés.
Address
105 Yandang Road, Huangpu District, Shanghai
黄浦区雁荡路105号
Highlights
- Morning Tai Chi & Dance (晨练太极与交谊舞)Visit at dawn to see tai chi groups and ballroom dancing on the central plaza
- Marx-Engels Statue (马克思恩格斯雕像)Incongruous statue near the rose garden, a unique photo spot
- Rose Garden (玫瑰园)Ornamental flowerbeds with European-style landscaping
- Plane Tree Avenues (梧桐大道)Shaded paths ideal for a leisurely stroll
For foreign visitors
- English service: none
- Cards accepted: cash_only
- Booking / entry: not needed
- Best time: Early morning 6:30-9:00 AM for the dancers
- Wi-Fi: none
- Transit access: metro direct
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What travelers say (3 reviews)
Camille V.·TripAdvisor·5/5
The morning dancers are mesmerizing. Came back three days in a row just to watch.
2026-04-18
Tom K.·Google Maps·4/5
Charming French-style park. Marx & Engels statue is an unexpected sight.
2026-03-12
晨练大爷·Xiaohongshu·5/5
清晨来看大爷大妈跳舞打太极,真的太有生活气息了。
2026-01-22
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