Binjiang Park, spanning 2,500 meters in length, is an integrated landscape project along the Huangpu River that focuses on the urban ecological environment and functionality. It combines sightseeing, greening, transportation, and service facilities, and is designed with a vision towards the 21st century’s eastern Bund in Shanghai. Comprising a water-friendly platform, slope greening, semi-underground compartments, and scenic roads, Binjiang Park offers a serene environment away from the urban hustle. On the gradually ascending slope beside the water-friendly platform, flowers and shrubs are interspersed with lush green grass, while tall trees and dense shrubbery create a tranquil setting. The park also features a wave-chasing century fountain with 21 sets of sprays, a fully transparent wind-sweeping observation hall, and retains a shipyard wharf and a giant anchor with over 70 years of history. It is open all year round, with parking facilities available at the Binjiang Park Parking Lot. The reference price is subject to the actual charges on the day; the lot has over 200 spaces.
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