Designed and planned by the Shanghai Modern Design Institute, the Fengpu Four Seasons Ecological Garden boasts a green coverage rate of over 70%, offering an exotic scenery and earning the reputation of ‘Downton Abbey of Shanghai’. The garden features deciduous trees and mid-layer colored-leaf and flowering small trees, with apricot trees selected as the park’s signature species, complemented by a variety of other flowering plants, creating a scene where one flower stands out while hundreds compete for beauty. The garden is divided into 11 sub-gardens, including the Islamic Garden, Sculpture Garden, French Garden, Modern Garden, Rare Species Garden, and Water Garden. From the Si Xian Yin at the garden entrance to the Song Xian Wall and Yan Zi statue, they all follow a timeline, showcasing the gradual evolution and development of ‘Xian Culture’ throughout the history of Fengxian, allowing visitors to learn and understand ‘Xian Culture’ progressively as they move through different scenes.
The garden is open to the public all year round from 06:00 to 18:00, with specific opening hours subject to on-site announcements.
