Shanghai Concert Hall — Attraction in Shanghai

Shanghai Concert Hall 上海音乐厅 is not just a music venue, it’s a diva in stone and marble. Built in 1930, it has lived through war, revolutions, disco, and the invention of bubble tea, and yet it still stands there with perfect posture like an old maestro who refuses to retire. Originally designed in European neoclassical style, the façade looks like it should be handing out opera glasses and champagne instead of tickets.

And because Shanghai doesn’t do ordinary, in 2003 the entire hall, 11,000 tons of it... was literally picked up and moved 66 meters to make way for a road project. That’s right, while most concert halls settle for acoustics, this one decided to audition for Cirque du Soleil. If walls could brag, this one would never shut up about its relocation stunt.

Inside, the acoustics are so fine-tuned you could probably hear a violinist sneeze in C-sharp. The main hall seats over 1,200 people, all of them pretending to understand Mahler while secretly hoping for an encore that sounds vaguely familiar. The chandeliers glitter, the curtains swoosh dramatically, and the whole space hums with a kind of reverence that makes even your phone feel guilty for buzzing.

In short, Shanghai Concert Hall is the city’s grand old jukebox, equal parts history, drama, and perfect reverb. Ten out of ten, would sit through a symphony I can’t pronounce just for...

The recently relocated hall has perfect acoustics - they moved the entire building 66 meters using hydraulic lifts to preserve its sonic properties. The gilded ceiling contains 888 acoustic panels, each tuned to different frequencies. Attend a matinee to hear how the afternoon light changes the timber of the Steinway...

One of the most beautiful place in Shanghai with amazing food joints nearby and food corners are full of realistic cousins. Great drinks and good china local shops . These local shops are amazing with its awesome objects and creative parts . Looking forward...