Shanghai Entomological Museum

Explore the World of Insects at Shanghai Entomological Museum

The Shanghai Entomological Museum houses an impressive array of over 20,000 insect specimens, providing a glimpse into the diverse ecosystems of our planet. Did you know that insects make up about 75% of all species on Earth?

Established in 1958 by Zhang Zhiqing, the museum serves as a vital research and educational center in entomology. Its architecture reflects modern Chinese design, accommodating both natural history exhibitions and research facilities. The museum plays a significant role in promoting awareness about the ecological importance of insects.

Must-See Wonders

🦋 Insect Diversity: The museum features thousands of unique insect species from around the world, including rare butterflies and beetles.
🐝 Interactive Exhibits: Engage with hands-on displays that illustrate insect anatomy and the roles insects play in ecosystems.
🐜 Research Library: Explore extensive literature on entomology and ecological studies within the museum’s dedicated library.

The museum offers free entry, making it accessible for tourists, families, and anyone interested in the natural world.