Top of Shanghai Observatory Review

The Shanghai Observatory, 上海天文台 (Shànghǎi Tiānwéntái), is an important astronomical institution located in Shanghai, China. It conducts research and observation in various fields of astronomy, contributing to both scientific knowledge and public education.

Going to the top of the 3rd tallest building in the world was pretty crazy. Shanghai tower has incredible views of the other skyscrapers in Lujiazui, and on a clear day you can see so far across the rest of the city.

There are many buildings, people and cars like ants, the landscape is superb, and you can feel the bustling scene of a super big city. The last time I came here, the original printed photos were downloaded by scanning the code, and I felt that the service was downgraded.

I booked a special effect light and shadow package on the sightseeing floor ＋. During the admission, there will be staff to help you take pictures for free. Then I will buy 8 physical photos on the 118th floor ＋ Digital photos need to be given 240. This can be purchased according to personal needs, and "Town Building artifacts" The light and shadow special effect is about 12 minutes. If it is the first time to go up, it is recommended to buy a package ticket, at least not regretting it.

Take your children to learn a lot of knowledge, you can also buy tickets to visit to understand the damping experiment. The world ranks third, the second in Asia, and the first central building in the country can take you to see the magic capital and you can see the sea entrance. In short, it is worth visiting. The elevator in the center is also very good, not only energy-saving but also high-speed, how long does it take from minus two to more than 546 meters? What is the feeling of running 18 meters per second? Waiting for you to experience it yourself!

It is currently the third tallest building in the world. It has the fastest elevator in Guinness World Records, the highest is 18m per second, and it only takes 55 seconds to climb the 118th floor, which is a bit of a high-speed rail feeling. The 118 and 119 floors overlook Shanghai, especially you can see the Lujiazui Financial Center, next to the Oriental Pearl Tower. The top 126 floors are dampers that can see the building, and there is a light show interaction, which is worth experiencing.