Sheshan Observatory is the historic Sheshan station of the Shanghai Astronomical Observatory, Chinese Academy of Sciences, founded in 1900 and now part of a wider astronomy research network. The former observatory is presented through the Shanghai Astronomy Museum, whose collections and public science programmes interpret more than a century of astronomical work on the hill, while the working station supports modern observation and research. Current museum guidance lists opening hours of 08:30–16:30 with last entry at 16:00; the museum is at the summit of West Sheshan and is served by buses 68 and 199 and Metro Line 9. Use the museum’s official ticketing channels and confirm holiday or reservation changes before travel. Museum access and research-site access are separate, and the working facilities are not unrestricted walk-in destinations. Confirm practical accessibility guidance before travel.