• Rockbund Art Museum - The Rockbund Art Museum is China’s pioneering institution solely dedicated to fostering contemporary art and creativity. It aims to be a leading, innovative, and sustainable entity committed to advancing international contemporary art projects. With no permanent collections, each visit offers a fresh experience.
• M50 Creative Park - Located at 50 Moganshan Road, this vibrant art hub was initiated in 2000 by local artist Xue Song, drawn by the affordable rent of the unused industrial space. Artists like Ding Yi, Qu Fengguo, and Wang Xingwei soon joined. Today, the area’s former factories and warehouses have been transformed into art galleries, artists’ studios, and design agencies.
• Aurora Museum - Designed by the esteemed architect Mr. Tadao Ando, the Aurora Museum’s architecture is inspired by a jewelry box, featuring a glass curtain that creates a sleek and clear geometric design. Amidst the Huangpu nightscape, the museum resembles a serene, elegant blue jewelry box. It houses a unique collection of historic Chinese jade, porcelain, and sculptures, making the museum itself a work of art.
• China Art Museum - Also known as the China Art Palace, this museum is situated in the former China Pavilion of Expo 2010. It ranks among Asia’s largest art museums, boasting a collection of approximately 14,000 artworks, primarily focusing on Chinese modern art.
• Long Museum (West Bund) - Founded by Mr. Liu Yiqian and Ms. Wang Wei, this private museum emphasizes the study of both Western and Eastern art, ancient and contemporary, showcasing the diversity of visual art from a global perspective.
• Shanghai Museum of Arts and Crafts - This museum showcases traditional crafts such as ivory, jade, and wood carvings, textiles, painted snuff bottles, and various folk crafts. Visitors can observe artisans at work in some studios and explore a gift shop offering high-quality items.

• Lunch
• All Fees and Taxes
• In-vehicle air conditioning

• Tips to guide and driver recommended

This unique tour includes a range of Shanghai’s most interesting art venues from street art to historic antiquities. A must-see tour for any enthusiast who wants to explore China’s rich culture of many art forms. This private tour is flexible based on your interests and you can choose which sites to visit as well as how long you’d like to stay at each site. An authentic local lunch is included and your guide and driver will pick you up and drop you off at your location for an easy, enjoyable day.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.