Located along both banks of the Huangpu River between Nanpu and Lupu Bridges, Shanghai World Expo Park is a landmark legacy of Expo 2010, themed "Better City, Better Life". Spanning 5.28 square kilometers, it once hosted 246 countries and international organizations, drawing over 73 million visitors.

Today, it retains iconic structures like the Expo Axis and the China Art Palace (former China Pavilion). Blending futuristic architecture with lush riverside landscapes, the park has evolved into a vibrant public space for culture, art, and leisure. It stands as a symbol of global exchange, innovation, and Shanghai's vision for sustainable urban living.