The Song Qingling Mausoleum is a place for memorialize a great female politician and Philanthropist of China. Actually, Song Qingling's tomb is located in a quite and peaceful garden, but she is memorialized in the Song Qingling Exhibition Hall straight ahead from the main entrance, which itself looks like a Chinese Imperial tomb.

This green and well-tended park is excellent for a stroll and for escaping the relentless Hongqiao skyline. Song Qingling herself is interred in a low-key tomb, but she is memorialised in the Song Qingling Exhibition Hall (Song Qingling Chenlieguan) straight ahead from the main entrance (like a Chinese Imperial tomb). Among the displays of Song memorabilia - including her black qipao (dress) - is a telling photograph of Marxist Westerners reading from Mao's Little Red Book. The international cemetery here also contains a host of foreign gravestones, including those of Jewish, Vietnamese and Western settlers of Shanghai.

Phone: 021 -62,758,080

Tickets

Song Qingling Mausoleum 3 per ticket, more than 20 8 fold. Shanghai Children';s Museum Tickets 20.

Opening hours 8:30 am-17: 00 (16:30 cease admission); Shanghai Children';s Museum is closed every Monday.