Opened on May 1, 2006, the Madame Tussauds Shanghai has inherited the 200-year-old essence of Madame Tussaud’s Wax Museum. The vivid celebrity wax figures at the museum offers visitors a chance to interact with the heroes in their hearts. Through the detailed surveys around China, the wax figures of the celebrity at the museum are those Chinese tourists are most eager to see.

The UK’s Tussauds Group ranks the number one recreation and leisure group in Europe. They will make their efforts to build Madame Tussauds Shanghai into the wax museum with the most advanced technology and the most interactive experience in the world.

The top party zone brings the seemingly out of reach red carpet ceremony of the film festivals and awards ceremony to every visitor to Madame Tussauds Shanghai. The interactive experience of incorporating new media technologies is one of the highlights at the museum.

At the fashion zone, you will experience the fashion shows with the fashion stars and experience the supermodel shining stage. The beautiful street scene of Gangnam in Seoul has been meticulously recreated at the Korean Fashion Zone. You can see many popular Korean stars there.

When you visit the Universal Studios area, you will meet the superstars created by the black and white film age to today’s movies. At Madame Tussauds Shanghai, you can take photos with them such as Audrey Hepburn, Bruce Lee, and Feng Xiaogang which are the most popular wax figures in this area. They also provide professional photography services to let you meet the 100-year movie star in the classic episode.

At the Music Icon Area, you can enjoy a variety of music, including the classical, rock, punk and so on. At the “Glacier Age” Area, you can not only make funny selfies with the sloth Sid and the little squirrel, but also visit the biggest wax figure in the world’s Madame Tussauds, Manny.