Moved to the historic clock tower building in 2000, the Shanghai Museum of Art is most known for its impressive bronze, calligraphy, and ceramics exhibits. There are also some very intriguing paintings to check out here, and visitors can enjoy self-guided audio tours that are certainly worth the small additional fee. After enjoying all that the museum exhibits have to offer, you might enjoy a nice meal at the nice, western-style restaurant on the 5th floor. The museum also has a library collection of more than 200,000 books on Chinese art and history. It also has an Archaeological Department, which takes charge of archaeological fieldwork. To date, the department has successfully discovered 27 cultural heritage sites over the past decade. Those traveling with kids will certainly want to also consider adding the Shanghai Discovery Children's Museum to their Shanghai tourism agendas.