What are the popular pavilions at the Expo? What are the unpopular restaurants? How long do you have

1.Popular pavilions: Thailand, Australia.

2.Super popular: China, Saudi Arabia, Germany, Italy, Taiwan, Japan, Switzerland, Sweden, Denmark, Spain... It's all popular and worth seeing, I've seen it)

3.Americans and Singaporeans are not small, queuing for more than 1 hour in the morning and 10 minutes in the evening.

There are quite a lot of people in the British Pavilion, but the seeds are seen inside, and the cost performance is not high, and the queue is 2 hours.

There are a lot of people in the Korean Pavilion, and the overall value is not very high, queuing for 2 hours as long as you can get in and see as long as you can generally look like half an hour and 40 minutes Because you have to look at other pavilions to save time are to look at the flowers and flowers The Chinese Pavilion will be kept in the future And the people who have passed away want to go again to see it again The Taiwan Pavilion also needs to be reserved The Saudi Pavilion seems to be the most crowded When you go to Saudi Arabia on weekends, it takes five hours for the Japan Pavilion to take five hours and five and a half hours for the Korean Pavilion People are basking in the sun on the road Take a map of the park and design a route, but I think the actual play is really different from what I imagined.

China, Singapore, South Korea, Australia, Denmark, Japan, Saudi Arabia, France, Germany, Spain The rest are basically unpopular, but there are also a lot of people.

China, South Korea, Japan, Saudi Arabia, France, Germany, etc. are all popular I am in a Korean pavilion that is not a holiday, not a weekend, about three hours, and the unpopular pavilion is some countries such as Morocco, Mongolia, North Korea, etc. You can go in with the queue You don't have to wait long There should be fewer people at night But the lights are still very beautiful

There is a popular hall.

Americas: United States.

Europe: France, Switzerland, Italy, Spain, Germany, United Kingdom, RussiaAsia: China, Kazakhstan, Japan, Saudi Arabia, South Korea, United Arab Emirates, Israel, Thailand, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Macau (China Pavilion, Macau Pavilion, Taiwan Pavilion can only be entered with a reservation ticket, others can queue up).

Oceania: Australia (go around 10 p.m. without queuing) Plus: Weather Museum.

The rest are relatively unpopular, and the queue is less than 2 hours

I was a volunteer, so I studied it very much, and then I went to it myself 3 times, and most of the popular restaurants listed above were good

I like China, Germany, Thailand and the UAE the most, and I hope I can help you with my experience

Unpopular pavilions, like some European joint pavilions, African joint pavilions, Asian joint pavilions, there are many unpopular pavilions, and countries you haven't heard of are generally unpopular pavilions. But it's not good-looking, this kind of museum, you don't have to queue up, go straight in, go around, basically nothing good-looking, and go out. In particular, the Finland Pavilion is not beautiful at all, white and white, and the exterior is better.

Anyway, you run faster, and generally speaking, the time is okay. It won't take more than 1 hour, but of course if you want to look at the China Pavilion (reservation ticket), the Japan Pavilion, the Saudi Arabia Pavilion and other popular pavilions, you can't do it, you have to wait for 5 or 6 hours. Of course, I don't think the other museums are good except for the China Pavilion.

Some of the joint pavilions, such as the African United Pavilion, the Asian United Pavilion. Wait.

Most of them sell trinkets. However, you can also go in and have a walk.

And in Cuba, some small restaurants also have no content, such as shops. Unpopular Pavilion.

There are almost no fun halls in Pudong that don't queue up, just take a walk around and see the scenery. It is recommended to go to Puxi to see.

The queue for the private enterprise hall is generally half an hour, the vitality matrix is very exciting, the control program is incredible, and this thing costs 100 million.

The Israel Pavilion is also good, with a queue of about 1 hour, a good video, and an authentic Einstein in the corridor.

In addition, all the venues in the Puxi City Case Exhibition Area almost do not have to queue, but they are all good, and the content is much more substantial than those small country pavilions in Pudong, and there is a very good film in the Montreal case.

There is also the Japan Business Association, there is a 3D movie, the content of the introduction is very happy, and you can visit the most comfortable toilet in the world. I had the pleasure of visiting, and the Japanese-designed bathrooms are really different...

The Space Home Pavilion has gloves that Zhai Zhigang wore when he left the capsule, 100 million yuan.

The real fun is the ice cream in Turkey... It's very sticky... Quite resilient...

I can't shake it off if it's stuck to a steel fork... Available at the Creative Kitchen in Puxi and the Turkish Pavilion in Pudong. However, there may be a queue to buy at the Turkish Pavilion, and there is no ice cream throwing show.

Thailand Pavilion, Singapore Pavilion, Turkey Pavilion, Australia Pavilion, Ireland Pavilion, New Zealand Pavilion, Shanghai Ecological Home Pavilion.

It's all fun, and the queue is less than 1 hour.

The Italian Pavilion, although the queue is long, but it is very mobile, has been moving forward, and so is the Australian Pavilion. However, the Italian Pavilion is more beautiful during the day, because of the natural light, the color of the things inside will be different from the light.

The French Pavilion is full of perfume smells.

State Grid Pavilion, our country's science and technology is not built.

Greek Pavilion, Customs.

Japan Pavilion, the most luxurious toilet in the world.

Korea Corporate Pavilion, I think it's fun.

The British Pavilion is the same inside and outside, you can go in if you want to, and there is nothing to lose if you don't go in.

You can log on to the official website of the Shanghai World Expo to check, from 10 am to 20 pm, updated every 2 hours.

The China Ship Pavilion is about 1 hour, the Nepal Pavilion is about 20 minutes, and the Spanish Pavilion is about 2 hours.

China Pavilion, American Pavilion, United Kingdom Pavilion, French Pavilion... Generally, you have to line up for half a day, and you can go early or shorter, it's best not to go, there are too many people, and this kind of hot day kills people.