This building was ahead of it's time when it was built, still impresses to this day. I would recommend going there during the week, because weekends are full of citizens from selfie nation and it's hard to get a nice photo without a lot of people on the background. That said, great place if you're interested in photography or architecture (or both). You will also find some cafes, small shops and office spaces. Recommended for people who are in Shanghai for a short time or if you live here and want to explore the city a little more.

(Translated by Google) The modernization and reconstruction of Shanghai's 1933 Old Venue was very successful. Create a unique sense of fashion, very amazing ~~ (Original) 上海1933老場坊的現代化改建非常成功,不但有老建築的歷史感,也有後現代建築重新結構空間的新奇感,二者融合的十分合適,也把機能需求與建築空間美感做一重新詮釋,創造出一種與眾不同的時尚感,十分驚豔~~

(Translated by Google) 1933 is really a good place for outdoor shooting. There is also Starbucks on the first floor. You can sit down and enjoy a good cup of coffee and dessert. (Original) 1933真的是個好地方，很適合外拍，一樓也有星巴克，可以坐下來好好品嚐一杯好咖啡及甜點

(Translated by Google) In the past, the buildings used as slaughterhouses have been renovated and are being used as art, culture, and office space. There is a unique atmosphere and the maze-like structure is impressive. It is a place to inspire many photographers. (Original) 과거 도살장으로 사용된 건축물을 리노베이션하여 예술과 문화 그리고 오피스 공간으로 활용중이다. 독특한 분위기가 있고 미로같은 구조가 인상적이다. 많은 사진가들에게 영감을 주는 장소이다.

(Translated by Google) Very unique buildings, many places with great scenery have been occupied by businesses, Santa Claus hanging out on December 2020. (Original) 很独特的建筑，许多风景绝佳处已为商家占领,2020.12挂出的圣诞老人。

Takes a bit of time to find the place if you are coming from line 10 Hailun road. The building by itself is incredibly huge. Unfortunately, the shops inside are not that interesting! But walking in this concrete slaughter house is still something special. It was built by a British architect back in 30’s.

(Translated by Google) This unique huge building is a slaughterhouse built in 1933, dedicated to slaughtering cattle and sheep and other livestock. It was jointly designed by British designer Balfours and then Engineering Department engineers Wheeler and Unterburger. The corridors and bridges in the building are intricate, and the walls basically maintain the appearance of the time, with a very strong sense of history, and new discoveries can be made with every step and every change of angle. Now it has been transformed into a cultural and creative park. Many literary and artistic youths take pictures here. If you are a photography enthusiast, this is your paradise. You can enter here at night. The mottled walls create a horrible atmosphere during the day or night. Walking in the dark corridors can seem to hear the dead souls of cattle and sheep wailing. What's more commendable is that such an interesting attraction is completely free, and it is one of the most worthwhile attractions in Shanghai. The surrounding traffic is not convenient. It is a distance from the subway and you can take a taxi to go there. (Original) 这座与众不同的巨大建筑是1933年建成的屠宰场，专门用来屠宰牛羊等牲畜，由英国设计师Balfours、当时工部局工程师Wheeler和Unterburger共同设计。建筑内的走廊和廊桥错综复杂，墙面基本保持了当时的样貌，具有非常强烈的历史感，每走一步、每变换一个角度都能有新的发现。如今这里已经改造成了文创园，许多文艺青年在此拍照，如果你是摄影爱好者这里是你的天堂。这里晚上也可以进入，斑驳的墙体无论是白天还是晚上都营造出了恐怖的雰围，漫步在阴暗的走廊里仿佛可以听到牛羊的亡魂正在哀嚎。更难能可贵的是，这么有趣的景点是完全免费的，是来到上海最值得打卡的景点之一。周围交通不算方便，距离地铁有一段距离，可以搭taxi前往。

(Translated by Google) It can take an hour to take photos here, old buildings, very special, don't shout loudly to avoid the office workers here! The toilet is also very clean~ big push! (Original) 可以花1小時來這邊拍照，老建築物，很有特色，請勿大聲喧嘩以免吵到這邊的上班族！廁所也非常乾淨～大推！

It's a former slaughterhouse and now filled with art boutiques, cafes and home furnishing shops. It's quite grey and drab but the art brings color to the surroundings. The staircases and curves reminds me of Escher's drawing. It's a cool place to walk around and take photos.

Used to be an old slaughter house, now reformed to a cultural art site; very interesting building structure There are some small art and creative shops within, but not very much Still expanding and looking for more tenants, Worth coming for a look and walk! I like it quite much!

You best believe this (among) the best spots for photography. Surrounded by lots of '老上海' /'old shanghai', which in itself is worth visiting as its days are numbered. Walk there does not strike one as a modern/tourist friendly area, but follow Baidu maps and you'll find it. Open to public, no admission.

(Translated by Google) The place where the architectural design and interior office have been moved since the old Shanghai slaughterhouse was renovated. The building that can see past and present (Original) 옛날 상하이 도축장을 개조하여 현재는 건축설계,인테리어 사무실이 입주한 곳.과거와 현재를 볼 수 있는 건축물

(Translated by Google) It is a very historic place and has a unique charm. They came with Chinese friends, but they said they did not even know where they were living in Shanghai. (Original) 굉장히 유서깊은 곳이고 독특한 매력이 있습니다. 중국인친구들과 왔었지만, 상해거주하는 그네들도 잘 몰랐던 장소라고 하더군요.방문객들은 주로 멋진 카메라를 들고 사진을 남기러오는 사람들입니다.

Despite early visiting not many stores open yet, but the old concrete building with strange walkway connecting rooms and space looks interesting and is a good spot to take pictures. It is going to be a hit and the area will soon be another happening n expensive in SH. It s the young n creative people energy that give birth to this kind of place.

(Translated by Google) Wenchuang Park (Original) 文創園區

Very unique building although is kind of empty but is worth a walk if u have nothing to do.cant imagine how old days people has such thought to build a building like this.

Interesting walkabout in a unique building with some specialty shops to appreciate. Coffee shops and neighbourhood worth the walk. Be ready to take photos. Great setting for portraits and architecture.

Worth checking out! In an interesting neighbourhood too. Cool just to walk around and take photos.

(Translated by Google) Space transformed from slaughter house to complex cultural space I feel bad La Chang Fang The oldest slaughter house in Shanghai is 'La Chang Fang'. Built in 1933, it is a four-story building with a unique shape with a gentle spiral slider structure that allows the cows to walk down the stairs without being stuck in the middle. It was the largest slaughterhouse in East Asia at the time, and 300 cattle were slaughtered every day, so Westerners tried to eat beef hygienically. It was used as a slaughterhouse until the 1950s, and it was used as a pharmaceutical machinery factory and was left in ruins. The place has been transformed into a multi-cultural facility representing Shanghai, where famous products such as famous cars and art exhibitions are held every day. What is surprising is that the old-fashioned appearance of a clean appearance that does not look like a slaughterhouse has been maintained strong for over 80 years and that this place, which we have already lost in the redevelopment of the city, It is a space that gives a lot of young people dreams and imagination. (Original) 도축장에서 복합문화공간으로 변한 공간 기분 탓일까 음산함 라오창팡은 상하이에서 가장 오래된 소 도축장 ‘라오창팡(老坊)’. 1933년에 지어진 이 건축물은 4층 규모로 가운데가 뚫려있고 계단이 없이 소들이 걸어 내려올 수 있도록 완만한 나선형 미끄럼틀 구조를 가진 독특한 모양을 가지고 있다. 당시 동아시아 최대 규모의 도축장이던 건물로, 날마다 소 300 마리가 도축되어 서양인들이 위생적으로 쇠고기를 먹으려고 만들었다. 이곳은 1950년대까지 도축장으로 쓰인 뒤 제약기계 공장으로 활용되다 흉물로 방치됐다. 그러던 곳이 지금은 매일 이곳에는 유명 자동차 등 상품 발표회, 예술 전시회 등이 열리는 상하이를 대표하는 복합 문화시설로 탈바꿈했다. 놀라운 것은 전혀 도살장 같지 않은 깔끔한 외관의 고풍스러움이 80년 넘게 튼튼하게 유지됐다는 점과, 우리 같으면 혐오시설로 기피대상이 되어 도시의 재개발 바람 속에서 벌써 사라졌어야 할 이런 장소가 다시 새로운 문화시설로 재단장되어 많은 젊은이들에게 꿈과 상상력을 주는 공간으로 자리 잡고 있다는 사실이다.

Most unique architecture. Perfect place to take pictures. Lots of shoots were happening while we visited. There's a wonderful fashion shop selling runway items.

(Translated by Google) A beautiful curve that can not easily be seen in China. (Original) 中国ではなかなか見られない美しい曲線。

Very beautiful place to get instagram shots, just take out your camera, anywhere is the background.

(Translated by Google) Shanghai Route 10, 29, No. 29, Hongkou District, Shanghai 9: 00-22: 00 24/7 The former slaughterhouse, built in 1933, is transformed by British architects into a fashionable designer spot. There are also shopping centers, restaurants and cafés. The building itself is very artistic in a labyrinth-like room where the corridors follow a spiral. There is no doubt that stylish photos can be taken in a space where the West and East are mixed. (Original) 上海市虹口区沙径路10号、29号 9：00〜22：00 年中無休 1933年に建てられたかつての食肉屠殺場が、イギリス人建築家によりおしゃれなデザイナーズスポットに生まれ変わっています。 ショッピングセンターやレストラン、カフェも入っています。通路がらせん状に続く迷路のような館内で、建物自体がとてもアーティスティックです。西洋と東洋がミックスされたような空間で、おしゃれな写真が撮れること間違いなし。

(Translated by Google) It was a slaughterhouse in 1933 and a cultural and creative center in 2019! The labyrinth inside is very interesting and well shot! In the afternoon, the light refracted by the sunlight is beautiful! (Original) 1933年是屠宰廠，2019年是文創中心！裡頭的像個迷宮很有趣也很好拍！下午來陽光折射的光線拍照很漂亮！

Very impressive place to walk around. The slaughterhouse (1933老场坊) has now been converted to an instagrammer's paradise. There are some local businesses, like photography studios, located within the facility. There is also a starbucks. It's probably a good idea to go here during the week when it's quieter. You could spend 30-60 minutes walking around the different levels in the buildings.

(Translated by Google) 1933 La Ochang Fang Past The small slaughterhouse has been reconstructed into an arts and culture complex. The sense of space of the building itself is very unusual place, but it is a place with a grayish charm. Cafe around. There are also lots of shops selling small crafts, and in general, it takes about 3 hours. I think it is helpful for those who study architecture. However, it is a little off the center of the city. (Original) 1933 라오창팡 과거 소도살장 건물을 그대로 살려 현재는 예술문화 단지로 재구성함. 건축물의 공간감 자체가 매우 이색적인 장소로 을씨년스러우면서도 회색적인 매력이 있는곳이다. 주변 엔 카페. 소공예품 등을 파는 매장 역시 많이 있으며 전체적으로는 3시간 정도 로 시간을 잡으면 될듯 하다 건축공부하는 분들에겐 나름 도움이 되지 않을까 생각 한다. 다만 도심지에서는 조금 벗어난 위치로 관광지 동선에는 조금 벗어나는 게 흠이라 할수 있다.

For the architect fans and photogenic person this place is a yes I guess. Dog cafe. Starbucks yoga class. That’s it!

Extraordinary place! Very hard to imagine how someone designed this complex building and how it was used as a slaughterhouse but it adds to the intrigue. Very photogenic place.

Lots of shops inside but also a ton of people taking pictures. I really wouldn't go here if it's out of your way or if you're short on time. I had nothing to do on a Saturday so I decided to go. There is no admission free, you just walk around.

1 of the special attractions in Shanghai. Must visit, Very unique place. It looks creepy, yet quite artistic as well. You can see some people come with special custumes for photo shooting. Been here several times. I like the environment.

Very interesting old architecture. It was interesting to explore the building, but i was expecting a bit more shops or coffee shops. A lot of young people taking selfies.

1933 is a wonderful art space that doesn't seem to get too many tourists. This is partly because it is a little tricky to get to! Worth visiting for it's architecture, art and the myriad photo opportunities you'll find yourself presented with. It's free entry too, which is always a plus!

(Translated by Google) Very good place to take pictures, no tickets, occasional Wenqing market on holidays (Original) 很好拍照的地方，免門票，假日偶有文青市集

(Translated by Google) Niu Zhai factory building activation regeneration! (Original) 牛宰廠建築物活化再生！

(Translated by Google) Not bad (Original) 不錯

(Translated by Google) Ok men. (Original) Ok men.

Wonderful unique space!

(Translated by Google) A very old building with unique characteristics has settled in new shops and studios, and has become a punching point for cultural and creative activities in Shanghai. The turn-around corridor stairs are ideal for taking pictures. (Original) 很有特色的老建築，駐進了新的店家和工作室，成為上海文創的打卡景點。 迴轉連接的走廊樓梯，很適合拍照。

(Translated by Google) In 1933, the construction was commissioned by the Municipal Commitee of Shanghai International Settlement and designed by a noted British architect. It was Slaughterhouse and cost 3.3 million silver dollars on construction and equipment in which it applied concrete structure wholly imported from Britain. There is Cattle Walkways. It has been used as a slaughterhouse since January 1934. After that, the slaughterhouse was seized by the Japanese army in August 1937 and became a state-owned slaughterhouse. In August 1945, due to Japan's defeat in World War II, it was put into the hands of the Shanghai Municipal Health Bureau. The slaughterhouse has since expanded to become the largest slaughterhouse in the Far East, providing two-thirds of the meat consumed in Shanghai. After the establishment of the People's Republic of China in 1949, it became a slaughterhouse and processing base in Shanghai, a place for testing and development of advanced production technology, a large company for food production and international exchange, but China's reform With the opening and economic development, slaughterhouses will gradually move from the city center to the suburbs. This slaughterhouse was also thoroughly closed from the food processing industry every year and was completely closed in 2002. After that, it was a devastated place until the reconstruction. In August 2006, Shanghai Creative Industry Investment Co., Ltd officially started the renovation work. After about a year of renovation, the slaughterhouse has been revived as the 1933 Old Millfun (from the 1933 Old Millfun website), and the building is maze-like and extremely unique. It's fun to take pictures, and it's recommended to have an atmosphere just by walking around. (Original) In 1933, the construction was commissioned by the Municipal Commitee of Shanghai International Settlement and designed by a noted British architect. It was Slaughterhouse and cost 3.3 million silver dollars on construction and equipment in which it applied concrete structure wholly imported from Britain. There is Cattle Walkways(牛道)。1934年1月から屠殺場としての利用が開始されています。その後、屠殺場は1937年8月に日本軍に押収され、国営の屠殺場に。1945年8月、第二次世界大戦での日本の敗北により、上海市都市健康局（Shanghai Municipal Health Bureau）の手へ。その後この屠殺場は極東地域で最大の屠殺場に拡大し、上海で消費される肉の2/3を提供するまでになります。 1949年の中華人民共和国の設立後、ここは上海における食肉生産と加工の拠点、高度な生産技術のテストと開発の場所、食品生産と国際交流のための大企業となりましたが、中国の改革開放と経済発展に伴い、屠殺場は都市中心部から郊外へと徐々に移っていくことになります。この屠殺場も年ごとに食品加工産業から徹底していき、2002年に完全閉鎖となりました。その後、改築までは荒廃した場所となっていたということです。2006年8月、Shanghai Creative Industry Investment Co., Ltdにより、正式にリノベーション工事がスタート。約1年のリノベーションにより、屠殺場は1933老場坊として蘇りました（「1933老場坊」ウェブサイトより）、建物は迷路のように入り組んでおり、極めてユニークです。写真撮影しても楽しいし、中を歩き回るだけで雰囲気があっておススメです。

(Translated by Google) The photo was taken from the upper 1933 old workshop. I used to work near here, so I just visited the old workshop when I was eating. There was a very nice coffee shop and an office area. There is also a balcony upstairs, the scenery is very good, you can see the old house in Hongkou District, but recently it was opened more, I am very sad. (Original) 照片是從上流拍的1933老場坊。我之前在此附近上班，所以吃飯的時候隨便參觀老場坊裡面，有非常不錯的咖啡廳，還有辦公地區。樓上也有陽台，風景非常不錯，可以看到虹口區的老房子，但最近被拆開多了，我非常心痛。

A rather artsy place , original thinking , nice area, a historic building to explore

(Translated by Google) It’s a good shot here! Friends who like photography can come to pat the light and the different beauty of every corner of the film. I can only say that I don’t have good photography skills and only press the shutter..... In short, it’s really good to shoot very well. Shoot (Original) 這裡很好拍噢！喜歡攝影的朋友能來拍拍光和影各個角落不同的美，只能說我沒好的攝影技巧就只會按快門而已.....總之，這裡真的很好拍很好拍很好拍啦🤓

(Translated by Google) A former urban slaughterhouse from 1933 in art deco and brutalist style - if you can say so. Impressive interior. You can take the last road of calves guided to the slaughterhouse, or visit the stairs for workers. In addition to the architecture itself, there are few attractions on the site. (Original) Dawna rzeznia miejska z 1933 w stylu art deco i brutalistycznym - o ile mozna tak powiedziec. Imponujace wnetrze. Mozna sie przejsc ostatnia droga cielat prowadzonych na rzez, albo polazic schodami dla pracownikow. Poza sama architektura, na miejscu niewiele atrakcji.

(Translated by Google) Childhood memories (Original) 童年的回忆啊

(Translated by Google) I like taking pictures (Original) 사진찍기 좋아요

(Translated by Google) Net beauty loves to go (Original) 網美愛去

(Translated by Google) The building creates a pretty attractive space. There are various shops in the early hours. The guidebook is open until 22:00, but it should be noted that after 18:00 it is almost empty except for drink shops. (Original) 建物がかなり魅力的な空間を生んでいます。 早い時間なら色々なお店が入っています。 ガイドブックには22：00までオープンとなっていますが、18:00以降はほとんど、飲むお店以外は空いていませんので注意が必要です。

Just by arriving at Hailun Road station by subway, interchange between Line 4 and Line 10 of the Shanghai Metro, you arrive in the city's Hongkou District. Go straight next the small river and you will see immediately the old structure. Stunning concrete architecture. Worth to go to visit the various shops and bars inside the area. Something unusual you can experience in shanghai.

(Translated by Google) Very good shooting spots (Original) 很好拍的景點

(Translated by Google) not bad (Original) 还不错