Located in Jiading District, Qiuxia Garden (also called Qiuxia Pu Garden) is the one of the top five classical gardens in Shanghai. It was first constructed in 1502 of Ming Dynasty (1505-1526), and served as the private garden of the mansion of Gong Hong, Minister of Works of the Ming Dynasty.

The ancient buildings were designed delicately with an elegant composition, look like gardens within gardens, and one view within the other view.

As one of the five classical gardens in Shanghai, Qiuxia Garden is the one with the longest history and best conserved. It was built from the 14th year of Emperor Chenghua to the 5th year of Emperor Jiajing of the Ming Dynasty (1505-1526), and served as the private garden of the mansion of Gong Hong, Minister of Works of the Ming Dynasty. The Qiuxia Garden, designed artistically and delicately with an elegant composition, is highly reputed for its breath-taking beauty. There are many couplets and inscriptions by celebrities in the garden. In 1962, the garden was listed as a Shanghai Municipality Protected Historic Site.

Tel:  59531949

Add: No. 314 Dongdajie Street, Jiading Town, Jiading District

Opening:  8am-4:30pm

Ticket price: 10 yuan