Shanghai Science and Technology Museum

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Shanghai Science and Technology Museum. Photo: DvTor8303, CC0, via Wikimedia Commons.
SHANGHAI, CHINA
Shanghai Science and Technology Museum

A major museum in Pudong dedicated to science and technology, attracting millions of visitors annually to explore exhibitions on innovation and discovery.

At a glance

Located in Pudong near Century Park, Shanghai’s largest inner-city park, this museum ranks among China’s most-visited cultural institutions. Its exhibitions focus on science, technology, and interactive learning experiences for diverse audiences.

History

The museum has established itself as a major educational and cultural venue in Shanghai, drawing substantial domestic and international visitor numbers in recent years.

What you see

The museum features dedicated exhibition spaces designed to engage visitors with scientific and technological themes through interactive displays and educational programming.

Cultural significance

As one of China’s most-visited museums, the Shanghai Science and Technology Museum serves as a key institution for public engagement with science and innovation, reflecting the city’s emphasis on technological advancement.

Key facts

  • Country: China
  • City: Shanghai
  • District: Pudong
  • Coordinates: 31.22°N, 121.54°E
  • Notable feature: Located near Century Park, Shanghai’s largest inner-city park
  • Attendance: 1,351,000 visitors in 2020

Practical information & getting there

The museum is situated in Pudong, accessible from Shanghai’s city center. Visit during regular hours to explore exhibitions at your own pace. Check ahead for current programming and any temporary closures.

Sources & resources

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