Garden
Ming-dynasty rockeries and koi ponds tucked behind the city's loudest bazaar.
Yu Garden Pavilions · Shanghai
Wukang Mansion & Wukang Road
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Hudec's 1924 prow-shaped block at a plane-tree crossroads. Half the street is a pilgrimage queue for that one angle — worth it.
It sits in Shanghai, and rewards going slowly rather than ticking it off. Mornings and late afternoons are kindest — softer light, fewer crowds.
Good to know
- Arrive early for the light
- Allow more time than you think
- Keep a few yuan in cash, just in case
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