The earliest small fishing village in Shanghai｜Zui Fishing Village

I came to Jinshan to attend a friend's wedding, and took a half-day tour of the small fishing village. I heard that Jinshanzui Fishing Village is the earliest fishing village in Shanghai and the last fishing village in Shanghai. The place is not big, but there are many seafood stalls selling seafood products on the roadside, and there are also some delicious snacks and delicacies. 🌟Attractions: No tickets are required for the fishing village, but there are exhibition halls (Haife Cultural Museum, Fishermen's Old House, Fishing Gear Museum, Mazu Cultural Museum, Folk Collection Museum) that require tickets; each museum sells tickets for 10 yuan/person separately, and a combined ticket costs 40 yuan/person. Personally, I think you don't have to visit these museums😂 🌟Food: Yellow croaker noodles are a traditional fishery tradition in the fishing village, so you must try them. Must-eat snacks: Begonia cake/plum blossom cake/youdunzi; ⏰Play time: 1-2 hours 🚄Transportation: From Shanghai, take the train from Shanghai South Station to Jinshanwei Station, then take a taxi to Jinshanzui Old Street