Shanghai Metro · Line 15 · Line guide
DISCOVER THE CITY BY METRO
One line, several kinds of park time.
Gucun’s greenery, Changfeng’s lakeside and Guilin Park’s old buildings and corridors offer different reasons to slow down. Choose two for an easy outing.
One line. Many sides of the city.
Line 15 runs from Gucun Park through Changfeng Park and Guilin Park to Zizhu Hi-Tech Park, linking green spaces on the city’s western side. Match large parks and smaller gardens to your energy.
Selected stops · intermediate stations omitted
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- 01Gucun Park
- 02Jinqiu Road
- 03Fengxiang Road
- 04Nanda Road
- 05Qi'an Road
- 06Gulang Road
- 07East Wuwei Road
- 08Shanghai West Railway Station
- 09Tongchuan Road
- 10North Meiling Road
- 11Daduhe Road
- 12Changfeng Park
- 13Loushanguan Road
- 14Hongbaoshi Road
- 15Yaohong Road
- 16Wuzhong Road
- 17Guilin Road
- 18Guilin Park
- 19Shanghai South Railway Station
- 20East China University of Science and Technology
- 21Luoxiu Road
- 22Zhumei Road
- 23Jinghong Road
- 24South Hongmei Road
- 25Jingxi Road
- 26Shujian Road
- 27Shuangbai Road
- 28Yuanjiang Road
- 29Yongde Road
- 30Zizhu Hi-tech Park
THE STOPS
Where will you get off?
Follow the line order and choose a neighbourhood, a view or somewhere to slow down.
3 places
01Gucun Park
Choose a little woodland to explore
A spacious park of woodland, lakes and seasonal flowers.
Walk from Gucun Park station to a park entrance. The park is large; pick a main area rather than trying to cover it all.
Allow around · 2–3 hours
02Changfeng Park
A gentle loop beside Yinchu Lake
Walk around Yinchu Lake and enjoy the park's hills and waterside paths. Daduhe Road station is a longer walk away.
Walk from Changfeng Park station to the park. This stop focuses on the lakeside paths; check separate admission arrangements for the aquarium.
Allow around · 60–120 min
03Guilin Park
Corridors and old buildings in a small garden
Old garden buildings, covered corridors and osmanthus trees give this compact park its character. Reopened after renovation in 2026, it rewards a slow look at architectural and garden details.
Walk from Guilin Park station to the park. Gates are around Guilin Road and Caobao Road; use the entrances open on the day.
Allow around · 60–90 min
MAKE A DAY OF IT
A few stops. A good day out.
Garden architecture, then a lakeside walk.
Spend time in Guilin and Changfeng parks, changing the scenery by metro. The much larger Gucun Park can have a separate half-day.
- 1Begin with corridors and garden details
Guilin Park
Explore the restored garden’s buildings, pavilions, corridors and trees, using the gates and paths open on the day.
See this stop ↑↓ Return to Guilin Park station and take Line 15 towards Gucun Park to Changfeng Park.
- 2Relax beside Yinchu Lake
Changfeng Park
Choose a lakeside path for a walk and a rest. Visiting the aquarium is optional; a park afternoon need not become a race between attractions.
See this stop ↑
These editorial time estimates include walking, breaks and casual sightseeing, but not a full exhibition visit, long queues or extended shopping.
BEFORE YOU GO
A little planning goes a long way.
A station name does not select your park gate
Each park has its own gates and opening arrangements. Choose an entrance and walking route to suit your energy; seasonal flower photographs do not represent every visit.
Check admission before deciding your day
Gardens, temples, museums and performances have their own opening and admission arrangements. Suggested durations are editorial estimates and do not include long queues.
Photo credits
- 林水间.jpg — Lt2818 · CC0
- Changfeng Park, Shanghai.JPG — Jpbowen · CC BY-SA 4.0
- Guilin Park Shanghai, lake.jpg — Szalai.laci · CC BY-SA 4.0
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