Ultra photogenic! Shanghai's century-old building open to the public for free (filming location for "Blossoms Shanghai")

📍China Securities Museum This building was formerly the Astor House Hotel (later renamed Pujiang Hotel), where luminaries like Einstein, Chaplin, and Russell once stayed, and also served as a refuge for Premier Zhou Enlai and his wife. In 1990, the Shanghai Stock Exchange officially opened here, and in 2017, it was repurposed as the China Securities Museum for public visits. The entire structure is a Victorian Baroque building with neoclassical style, featuring magnificent and opulent interiors. The museum houses a rich collection of financial exhibits that chronicle the development of China's securities market. With four floors open for exploration, the grandeur is breathtaking, making it an incredibly photogenic spot! 🕙Opening hours: Tuesday to Sunday, 9:30 AM - 4:00 PM 🎫Admission: Free, no reservation required