Wukang Mansion
Attraction
4.4 (389 reviews)
A 20th-century mansion by architect László Hudec, used by the Red Guards in the Cultural Revolution.
1850 Huai Hai Zhong Lu, Xu Hui Qu, Shang Hai Shi, China, 200031
Highlights from Reviews
• Unique architecture
The building boasts a distinctive wedge shape, red brick facade, and elegant European architectural details, making it a visually striking landmark.
• Rich historical significance
Wukang Mansion is an iconic historical landmark, offering a tangible connection to Shanghai's past and its layered history.
• Highly photogenic
Its unique design and aesthetic appeal make it a very popular and ideal spot for photography and Instagram-worthy shots.
• Charming surrounding area
The neighborhood features tree-lined streets, cafes, boutiques, and a pleasant atmosphere, perfect for leisurely strolls and exploration.
• Cultural experience
Visiting offers a chance to immerse oneself in Shanghai's history, art, and lifestyle, capturing the city's old-world elegance and soul.
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