上海当代艺术博物馆 — Attraction in Shanghai

上海当代艺术博物馆（Power Station of Art, PSA), located on the banks of the Huangpu River in Shanghai, is a monumental institution dedicated to contemporary art. Housed in a repurposed power station, the museum itself is a striking example of industrial architecture transformed into a cultural landmark, symbolizing the city's innovative spirit and its embrace of the future.

The industrial aesthetic of the building, with its towering chimney and expansive interiors, adds a unique atmosphere to the exhibitions, blending history with contemporary creativity. The rooftop terrace offers stunning views of the Huangpu River and the city skyline, providing a perfect conclusion to a visit.

上海当代艺术博物馆 is a must-visit for anyone interested in contemporary art. Its innovative exhibitions, iconic architecture, and commitment to cultural dialogue make it a cornerstone of Shanghai's...

You come here for the building, not the art exhibition museum inside ! I was more amazed and exicted to visit this old Power station for his past and his architecture that the Contemporary art exhibition museum inside. It's a huge museum, with many levels + art rooms. It's well designed and you feel very small in there. They got a nice terrasse above, with a amazing view on Shanghai & as well the Hangpu River. I was expected much more concerning the art inside, I was kind of disappointing actually. Not my taste at all, but tastes are all differents, I've seem better Contemporary museums elsewhere in the World. I still give 3 stars out of 5 because, I think it's nice to recycle old building to create a new fonction in that case, it's a museum and it's free as...

Please check the exhibition beforehand!!!! Do not make the same mistake as i did :)

I had seen a few pictures online and wanted to check it out. When I went in, I was surprised that you have to pay admission (it said online that admission is free). 7€ / 8$ later, I found myself in an exhibition that I didn't like and wanted to go up one floor. But to my surprise the upper floors where blocked off. In this huge building there was only one exhibit.

So yeah I paid €7/8$ for an exhibition that I didn't like :). Also the admission fee is quit a lot for one exhibit, if you ask me. I would have been fine paying that for the one i saw online but not...