Shanghai Concert Hall was originally named the Nanjing Theatre and opened for business on March 26th 1930. In 1950 it changed its name to Beijing Theatre and was renamed as Shanghai Concert Hall again in 1959.
　　The Shanghai Concert Hall has a classical European architecture style, which is rare in Shanghai. As the first domestic concert hall, the Shanghai Concert Hall has always been one of the musical events centers in Shanghai since 1959, holding Shanghai Spring International Music Festivals and International Radio Music Festivals and providing a stage for numerous Chinese and foreign renowned musicians and orchestras to demonstrate their artistic talent. Being located in Square Park, the concert hall enjoys convenient transportation, forming an impression of “if you want to appreciate music, the Shanghai Concert Hall is the place to go” in public.

　　Address: 523 East Yanan Road, Shanghai
　　Tel: 021-53866666; 021-63862836
　　Transportation Guide:
　　By Metro: Metro Line 1&2 – People’s Square Station, 500 meters toward south
　　          Metro Line 8 – Dashijie Station
　　By Bus: Take the buses No. 17，18，23，71，126，127，518，925，936 and the tunnel
　　line No.4
　　Parking information for drivers: underground parking lot of Shanghai Concert Hall,parking lot of Dimei Square and parking lot of Music Square