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Xiangyang Park

16 residents recomanen

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Jamie
April 16, 2017
One of Shanghai's smallest green spaces, Xiangyang Park has an awesome retiree community who heads there every morning for fan dancing, tai chi, water calligraphy and neighborhood gossip.
Faye
November 19, 2018
Though on the smaller side, this newly-renovated park won't hold much for nature-seekers, but it's a nice dash of green in the midst of the Xuhui business district. Its tree-lined promenade is a favorite for evening dances, often packed out with couples doing the tango, foxtrot or even the occasional waltz. It's also got a decent sized lawn (which you can't go on), a fountain and a central pavilion that hosts in musicians and cultural performances. Plus, they finally knocked down that fence, which means it's free and open 24/7. It's busy, but it's convenient and it's just nice to have around, honestly.
Though on the smaller side, this newly-renovated park won't hold much for nature-seekers, but it's a nice dash of green in the midst of the Xuhui business district. Its tree-lined promenade is a favorite for evening dances, often packed out with couples doing the tango, foxtrot or even the occasiona…
Shirley
April 29, 2016
Go for a walk or a jog; Enjoy early morning tai chi sessions. This park is an amazing opportunity to get closer to nature right next to the famous street of Huai Hai Road.
Sarah
September 25, 2017
Shanghai isn't known for having lovely pockets of nature but what you WILL find here and in other parks around China, are the elderly people dancing, practising calligraphy, playing cards and generally being merry.
Jeanette
October 27, 2016
People dancing and socializing at any hour during the day. Go there in the morning to watch people practise Tai-chi or the casual evening waltz. Soak in on the local Chinese culture!

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