The Shanghai Family Fun & Science Day Tour is a full-day, kid-friendly route combining hands-on learning with outdoor play, ideal for families visiting Shanghai with children. It balances education and energy breaks at an easy pace.
The flagship stop is the Shanghai Science and Technology Museum, opened in 2001 and one of China's largest science museums, with interactive halls on robotics, biology, and space. Nearby, Century Park (Shi Ji Gong Yuan), the largest park in Pudong at about 140 hectares and opened in 2000, offers lawns, a lake, and open space for children to run. The route can include a kid-friendly lunch and a calm green walk.
The routing stays within Pudong to avoid long transfers, moving from the museum's indoor exhibits to the park's outdoor play in a single relaxed day.
Shanghai Science and Technology Museum — Opened in 2001, it is one of China's largest science museums with interactive robotics and nature halls.
Robotics & Space Halls — Hands-on exhibits let children program simple robots and view scale models of Chinese spacecraft.
Century Park (Shi Ji Gong Yuan) — The largest park in Pudong at about 140 hectares, opened in 2000 with lawns and a lake.
Lake & Lawn Play Area — Open green space lets children run and picnic while parents rest near the water.
IMAX & 4D Theater — The museum's theaters screen science films suitable for school-age children and families.
Kid-Friendly Dining — The route schedules a relaxed lunch with child-friendly options between indoor and outdoor stops.
Interactive Biology Hall — Life-science exhibits show ecosystems and the human body through touchscreen and specimen displays.
Easy Pudong Routing — Both sites sit in Pudong, so families avoid long transfers and keep a calm pace.
Morning — Shanghai Science Museum
Arrive at the Shanghai Science and Technology Museum and explore the Children's Gallery, Space, Earth, and Robotics exhibits. Kids enjoy hands-on experiments, water play, and interactive displays, while parents and children join guided science workshops together.
Afternoon — Century Park
Enjoy a family lunch at the museum restaurant, then go to adjacent Century Park. Rent bikes (family bikes available) or walk; let kids play on playgrounds, feed pigeons, or paddleboat on the lake, enjoying the gardens and open spaces.
Evening (Optional) — Casual Dinner
Have a casual dinner at a family restaurant near the park (not included) before returning to the hotel.
| Group Size | Adult(Age:8-80) Price/p.p | Child(Age:4-7) Price/p.p | Infant(Age:0-3) Price/p.p |
| 2 PAX | from $341 | / | / |
| 4 PAX | from $230 | / | / |
| 6 PAX | from $193 | / | / |
| 8 PAX | from $175 | / | / |
| 10 PAX | from $157 | / | / |
| 20 PAX | from $148 | / | / |
| 30 PAX | from $136 | / | / |
Most visitors need a Chinese visa; travelers from Singapore and Malaysia enjoy 30-day mutual visa-free entry, while Canada, Australia, and the UK get 30-day visa-free entry until 31 Dec 2026. The U.S. and many European nationals can use 240-hour visa-free transit with an onward ticket to a third country.
Best season: The museum is good year-round; park visits are best in spring and autumn.
Fitness level: Easy and child-paced, with rest stops and stroller-friendly paths in the park.
Dress code: Casual, comfortable shoes; bring a layer for the museum's air-conditioned halls.
Payment: Cards and mobile pay work at the museum; carry RMB for park vendors.
Booking lead time: Reserve 1–3 days ahead; private family guiding is arranged per request.
Children & elderly: Ideal for families with children; grandparents are welcome and the pace is gentle.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Do I need a visa for this family tour?
A: Most travelers need a Chinese visa, but Singapore and Malaysia get 30-day visa-free entry and Canada, Australia, and the UK until 31 Dec 2026; many others qualify for 240-hour transit visa-free with an onward ticket.
Q: Is this tour good for young children?
A: Yes, the science museum's hands-on halls and Century Park's open lawns are designed for family-paced, playful days.
Q: How long is the family science day tour?
A: It is a full-day private route, usually about six to seven hours including museum and park time.
Q: Can grandparents join?
A: Absolutely; the pace is relaxed, stroller- and wheelchair-friendly, and the park offers plenty of seating.