Longemont is a large, multi-level shopping mall at 1018 Changning Road in Shanghai’s Changning District, above Zhongshan Park metro station. Its mix of Asian and Western shops includes fashion, electronics, toys and a Pokémon Center, while the lower floors have a broad choice of places to eat. You can also visit the cinema, play arcade games or browse the supermarket. With so much under one roof, it suits a rainy day or a full day of shopping; the scale can make it easy to lose your bearings on a first visit.
Shopping across many floors
Longemont is at 1018 Changning Road in Changning District. The mall spans many floors, with shops covering fashion, electronics, mobile phones, toys and other everyday purchases. The retail mix includes well-known Asian and Western brands, along with a Pokémon Center and collectible shops such as POP MART.
The range makes it possible to browse for much of the day, but the size can be tricky to navigate on a first visit. Keep track of the floor you are on and the shops or facilities you plan to return to.
Food and entertainment
Food options are concentrated on the lower levels, including a food court on B2 with a range of choices. Restaurants and tea shops add more options around the mall. If you want a break from shopping, Tom’s World arcade is on the fourth floor and the movie theatre is on the ninth.
Other facilities include a supermarket and play areas for children. The mall also has restrooms and wheelchair-accessible entrances and restrooms.
Getting there and planning your visit
Zhongshan Park metro station is directly beneath the mall, making the subway a practical way to arrive. The building is also connected to nearby Zhongshan Park, which can extend the outing when the weather is suitable.
Longemont is open daily from 10 AM to 10 PM. Weekdays can be a quieter choice; weekends may feel crowded. Its shops, food options and indoor entertainment make it useful when rain or other poor weather makes outdoor plans less appealing.
FAQ
How do you get to Longemont?
The mall is directly above Zhongshan Park metro station. The station is served by Line 2, with Lines 3 and 4 also connected to the area.
What can you do at Longemont besides shop?
Eat at the lower-level food court, play games at Tom’s World on the fourth floor or visit the cinema on the ninth. There is also a supermarket and children’s play areas.
How long should you spend at Longemont?
Plan a few hours for shopping and a meal. With many floors, dining and entertainment, you could spend a full day there.
Is Longemont open every day?
Yes. It is open daily from 10 AM to 10 PM.
