1933 Old Millfun Creative Park, originally a slaughterhouse, has been transformed into a distinctive creative hub with a variety of unique shops, restaurants, and studios. It frequently hosts theater performances, fashion shows, and exhibitions, establishing itself as an artistic enclave. The park is also a popular filming location for the movie ‘Tiny Times’, making it an ideal spot for photography enthusiasts. With its prime location adjacent to Sichuan Road Commercial Street, the architecture of Old Millfun blends Eastern and Western elements. The building features a unique layout with four buildings surrounding a central 24-sided main building, all connected by staircases. The external square and internal circular structure, intertwined corridors, spiral staircases, and umbrella-shaped columns create a maze-like effect, full of surprises. Open year-round from 09:00 to 22:00, with specific business hours subject to daily operations. A must-visit tip is the micro theater on the second floor of Old Millfun, which often hosts various theater performances in the afternoon or evening, with ticket prices ranging from 100 to 200. Theater lovers should not miss this. For specific performance information, please refer to the official website.
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