The Shanghai Mahler Villa is located at No. 30, South Shaanxi Road, Jing'an District, Shanghai (near Middle Yan'an Road).

The Shanghai Mahler Villa is a garden villa with a strong Nordic style. Here is a detailed introduction to it: - History and Culture: The Mahler Villa was completed in 1936, covering an area of more than 5,000 square meters, with a garden area of nearly 2,000 square meters. It was built by the British Jew Mahler based on his daughter's dream. It was originally the residence of the Mahler family. After several transfers, it was transformed into the Mahler Villa Hotel in 2002 and opened to the public. - Architectural Style: The architectural style of the Mahler Villa combines Nordic style and Shanghai style culture. The main building is a three-story Scandinavian Norwegian-style building, like a castle in a fairy tale world. Its shape is concave and convex, the roof is steep, and there are three towering spires with specially made lead tiles; the exterior walls are made of brown fire-resistant bricks and red tile roofs. The interior is mostly wood decoration, the main staircase is cross-shaped to connect the platforms on each floor, and the stair railings are all wood carvings. - Garden Landscape: The villa has a Chinese-style garden of nearly 2,000 square meters, with small bridges and flowing water, as well as many flowers and fruits. At the entrance of the garden, there is a piece of ancient apricot tree silicified wood, which means "happiness for billions of years, and life is getting better and better." In addition to ancient trees and strange stones, the garden is also planted with precious tree species such as pomegranate trees, orange trees, and brocade trees. - Interior Design: The interior decoration is very exquisite, with wainscoting in corridors and corridors, and beautiful and delicate patterns carved everywhere. The interior dome is decorated with stained glass, which presents colorful and soft colors under the sunlight. The interior design also incorporates Mahler's love for the shipping industry and his favorite oriental elements, such as the stone lions outside the Chinese-style gate, and the patterns of sunflowers, evergreens, white magnolias, and lotus flowers carved on the teak boards in the room. - Visiting Information: - Opening Hours: Open all day. - Tickets: Free. - Tour Guide Ticket: 108 RMB (Tuesday). - Address: No. 30, South Shaanxi Road, Jing'an District, Shanghai. The Mahler Villa is one of the iconic buildings in Shanghai. It not only has high architectural artistic value but also carries rich historical and cultural connotations. If you have the opportunity to go to Shanghai, don't miss this beautiful villa.