Song Qingling Mausoleum, also called the Cemetery of Nations, is a memorial park at 21 Songyuan Road in Shanghai’s Changning District. The tomb of Soong Ching Ling sits among carefully trimmed pine trees, with a statue and a pigeon house where birds move freely. The grounds are quiet and meticulously kept. An exhibition about Soong Ching Ling is another reason to visit, though access has sometimes been unavailable, so ask staff whether it is open on the day. The cemetery also has gravestones connected with other notable people.
A memorial park and cemetery
The site is also known as the Cemetery of Nations. Soong Ching Ling’s tomb is its central memorial, with a statue nearby. Other gravestones are spread through the grounds, including markers connected with notable people.
The exhibition and grounds
The exhibition about Soong Ching Ling has been described as more detailed than the one at her former residence. Its availability has not been consistent, so ask staff whether it is open when you arrive. The grounds are carefully maintained, with trimmed pine trees and a pigeon house where birds can move freely. The entrance is wheelchair accessible.
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Where is Song Qingling Mausoleum?
It is at 21 Songyuan Road in Shanghai’s Changning District.
Is there an exhibition at the mausoleum?
There is an exhibition about Soong Ching Ling, but it has not always been open. Ask staff about access on the day of your visit.
What can you see in the grounds?
The grounds include Soong Ching Ling’s tomb and statue, other gravestones, trimmed pine trees and a pigeon house.
Is the entrance wheelchair accessible?
Yes, the entrance is wheelchair accessible.
