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Longemont

Longemont

4.1220 reviews
Major Changning retail hub · Metro-linked · Multi-level mall
📍 1018 Chang Ning Lu, Chang Ning Qu, China, 200050
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Hours
  • Monday: 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM
  • Tuesday: 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM
  • Wednesday: 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM
  • Thursday: 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM
  • Friday: 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM
  • Saturday: 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM
  • Sunday: 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM

The full picture

Longemont is a massive ten-story retail complex in the Changning District, known for its vast scale and direct connection to the Zhongshan Park Metro Station. It houses a wide mix of international brands, niche hobby shops like a Pokemon Center, and an expansive underground food court.

It suits a broad audience including families, hobbyists seeking collectibles, and commuters looking for diverse dining options.

Weekdays are preferable to avoid the heavy foot traffic common at this major transit hub, though the mall is lively throughout the day.

💡 Pay attention to the floor layout upon entry, as the scale of the building makes it easy to lose your orientation.

Visitors love
  • direct metro access
  • diverse food court options
  • unique stores like Pokemon Center
  • wide selection of tea and coffee
  • massive variety of retail brands
Some note
  • disorienting layout
  • can be overwhelming in size

Good to know

Is it good for kids?
Yes, there are dedicated toy stores, a Pokemon Center, and events for collectibles.
Is it OK on a rainy day?
Yes, it is a fully indoor facility with direct underground access from several subway lines.
How long should I stay?
Given the ten floors of retail and dining, you can spend anywhere from a few hours to an entire day.
Is a reservation needed?
Not for the mall itself, though specific popular restaurants may have queues during peak hours.
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Visitor reviews

★★★★★Abhishek Tadepalli · a month ago
An excellent mall with many levels, each containing a plethora of different stores including cars, electronics, mobiles, toys, Pokemon Center, fashion, a massive food court, and much more. There are some stores like national geographic that I’ve not seen anywhere else. You could spend an entire day shopping here and they also host many public events (like signing and photograph events for collectibles). Definitely worth a visit if you’re in Shanghai!
★★★★★Et Chua · 5 months ago
Stayed at a nearby hotel, so I found myself visiting this mall very often over the past 10 days in Shanghai. The mall is huge—spanning more than 10 storeys—and is conveniently located right above Zhongshan Park Metro Station, making it extremely accessible. There’s a wide variety of food and drink options, especially tea and restaurants, so it never felt repetitive. The retail mix is solid too, with stores like Sephora, MUJI, POP MART, and Zara—great for both casual browsing and shopping. Overall, a very convenient and well-rounded mall, especially if you’re staying nearby.
★★★★★Brompton World Travellers · 2 months ago
Freshly baked with a buttery aroma and flaky layers. The pastry was light, crispy on the outside, and soft inside. Not overly sweet, making it very enjoyable with coffee.
★★★★★Markus Ribbe · 3 years ago
What a great shopping mall! Around 300000 square meters of stores on about 10 floors. You find all type of stores you need. Food court on B2 is excellent with many different options. Starbuck's and Pete's Coffee stores are also located in the mall. The mall is easily accessible by several subway lines. Overall, highly recommended!
★★★★Thomas Dafinger · 2 years ago
This is a huge upscale mall with both well known asian and western shops spread over many floors. You have to be careful on your first visit not to lose your orientation. The most food places are located on the lower levels.