Prepare to enter the Expo site on June 65438+1October 3 1 and take Metro Line 8. Which pavilions are worth visiting? Is there a one-day tour? thank you

Hehe, I went to the World Expo Park in September (the second time I entered the park), and I felt very moved but also very tired. On my way home, I made up some doggerels:

For two consecutive days, I entered the park for the second time, queuing early and returning late.

In front of the exhibition hall, the rope was tied to the iron fence, and the crowd was rolling and it was difficult step by step.

The breeze is not blowing, the sun is burning, the sweat is raining, and the clothes are soaked.

Running from south to north, from east to west, dizziness, leg pain, foot pain

Cooking soup in cold water to make bread is like running away.

Two passports, both stamped, counted, just over half.

Hate America, stamp for money, economic crisis, which can be seen (hehe)

Think ridiculous, talk about pity, and the Expo wish has finally been fulfilled.

Now, in my personal opinion, watching the Expo is an artistic conception. You don't have to see all the pavilions, and you don't have to see all the popular pavilions (in fact, you can't). Instead of queuing in front of some pavilions, it is better to run more pavilions with fewer tourists-each pavilion has something to watch.

Does the National Pavilion have a reservation? Last time we made an appointment, we stood in line for more than two hours.

About the route: If you enter the park from Gate 8, start from Area C, and go to Area B and Area A. The United States, Britain, France, Germany, Italy and Russia are all in Area C, but each library has to queue up for an hour on average. I believe that few people who enter the park once can wait in line patiently. So you'd better go to that museum where there are few predecessors. I didn't go to Japan Pavilion, Korea Pavilion, Saudi Pavilion, etc. The second time I went to the park, the queue time was too long.

The pavilions in many Asian countries are also very good and delicious.

I wish you a happy garden!

My suggestion is not to go to Puxi. It's already very stressful to play in Pudong for a day.