From April 18 to May 10, Qingpu District is hosting nine specially designed floral sites as part of the 2026 Shanghai International Flower Show. Rooted in the district’s identity of “Jiangnan water town + ecological green core,” the event offers a grand “Floral Qingpu” celebration.

The floral displays focus on Qingpu’s three core positioning themes: “Origin of Shanghai, Jiangnan Water Town, and Ecological Livability.” Themed flower beds and borders have been created at key locations such as commercial districts, parks, ancient towns, and publicsquares, each offering a unique spring surprise.

Bailian Outlets (Qingpu) Fountain Plaza

A welcoming floral scene blending European Southern California style with colorful flower borders.

Dianshanhu Avenue & Caoying Road

A lush topiary display featuring three-dimensional green sculptures, flower balls, and flat flower borders.

Hongqiao Flower Valley

A natural yet elegant gateway landscape using hydrangeas,larkspur, morning glories, and seasonal flowers.

The CIIE “Koi Fish” Display

A dynamic “koi leaping from the flower sea” design near the National Exhibition and Convention Center (Shanghai),symbolizing Qingpu’s role in connecting with the world.

Nanjing Garden

A healing spring corner in the bustling city, where flower borders blend naturally with garden pavilions and greenery.

Zhujiajiao Ancient Town (Xiangningbang Road Intersection)

A Jiangnan-style floral display set against white walls, black tiles, and camphor trees.

Yinggang Road & Chengzhong RoadN.

A “blossoms like brocade” green sculpture inspired by an auspicious ribbon, using red begonias and yellow marigolds.

XiayangSupparisRose Garden

Qingpu’s largest and most diverse rose garden, featuring over 1,000 rare rose varieties, combined with blue-purple sage and pinkgarden balsams for a striking visual effect.

SongzeSquareEntrance

A bold floral totem with orange marigolds and pink begonias creating a lively spring atmosphere.