Xinhua Road - Exotic Everyday Life

In modern Shanghai history, Xinhua Road has always been a relatively high-end residential area, with villas and mansions on both sides of the street. The road is not long, with tall plane trees on both sides, and the sunlight shines through the gaps in the leaves, creating a very peaceful atmosphere. There are ninety-three Meiquan villas, one hundred and sixty Shanghai cinemas, and three hundred and twenty-nine foreign-style buildings. The small shops and cafes along the street are suitable for a fresh and clean atmosphere. It is a good choice to come here and take a stroll.

Lane 211 and Lane 329, Xinhua Road

'Foreign Lane' Xinhua Villa, two lanes are connected to form a neat horseshoe shape, which is quite distinctive.

No. 36, Lane 329, Xinhua Road

'Cake House', also known as the Double-layer Round House, is named for its cake-like shape. It was also designed by Hudec and once served as the Spanish minister's residence.

165 Xinhua Road-M2F: Coffee Shop

The shop is directly opposite the Shanghai Film Art Center, close to the eye-catching German-style garden villas. The entrance of the small shop is not large, but the coffee here has been praised by professionals. After watching a movie with a few friends, it is just right to have a cup of coffee to relax.

iliili - A Coffee Shop with Blooming Flowers

This forest-themed coffee shop hidden deep in an alley is adorned with various kinds of fresh flowers. Combined with rustic decor and a specially built sunroom, it is particularly suitable for a lazy afternoon to meet up with friends for tea and sunbathing.