From modern glassy skyscrapers to colonial landmarks, to ancient gardens and diverse nightlife, you will never be bored in Shanghai. You can explore its traditional culture and history or marvel at its world-class landmarks during the day, while soaking up the night from the Bund and the cruise on the Huangpu River. Most of the Shanghai attractions are located in the city center, with the exception of the Shanghai Disney Resort and Zhujiajiao Water Town. For a modern take on Shanghai, the Pudong District is the best choice – revel in the glittering river views as the lights come on. If you want to discover the historical sites of Shanghai, then head to Puxi. If you have children with you, Madame Tussauds and the Shanghai Wild Animal Park are not to be missed.
Tianzifang is located in the heart of Shanghai’s Former French Concession. It was once an industrial alley within Former French Concession, now it has become a labyrinth of art. In 1998, artists led by Chen Yifei transformed these aging factories into creative studios. With time, other renowned artists followed, gradually…
When we think of Shanghai, we usually think of towering skyscrapers, cutting-edge technology, and bustling commercial streets. Behold! This is an Asian mega city which never stops evolving, where citizens leave yesterday’s sorrow behind. Yet, hidden within this vibrant metropolis lies a quiet neighbourhood where plane trees whisper in the breeze,…
Located in the south central of Qingpu District, Shanghai, Zhujiajiao Water Town is 48 kilometers away from the downtown Shanghai and about 30 kilometers away from the Hongqiao International Airport. Zhujiajiao Ancient Town boasts a history of over 1700 years. With the convenient water and land transportation, it has always been one of the…
Yu Garden (also called Yuyuan Garden or Yu Yuan Garden), a renowned classical garden in southern Yangtze, is located in the northeast of the Shanghai “Old City” with Fuyou Road in the north, Anren street in the east and City God Temple of Shanghai in the south. Shanghai Yuyuan is a famous scenic spot and tourist…
As a popular tourist city, Shanghai is not only renowned for its high modernization, but also for its charming and splendid night scenery, such as the unique foreign architecture complex of the bund and light shows, the modern and magnificent skyscrapers of Lujiazui, the night scenery of nanpu and yangpu Bridges and so on. And there is…
Standing beside the Huangpu River and at the tip of Pudong Lujiazui, the Oriental Pearl Tower (also known as Oriental Pearl Radio & TV Tower) is one of the iconic cultural attractions and landmarks in Shanghai. It integrates urban sightseeing, fashionable catering, shopping and entertainment, historical display, Huangpu River Cruise, exhibitions and performances, radio and television…
Shanghai old street, also known as “small east gate”, is located in old city area of Huangpu district in Shanghai, which is regarded as the city gate. The old street, formerly known as Fangbang Zhonglu, starts from Henan South Road in the west and ends at Renmin Road in the…
Shanghai urban planning exhibition hall, located in the east side of People’ Square and covers the construction area of more than 20,000 square meters. The exhibition area includes five exhibition areas and an old street that is about 150 meters long of 1930s in Shanghai on the underground floor. It fully displays…
The City God Temple, built in Yongle Reign of Ming Dynasty (1368 – 1644), is located in Fangbang Middel Road of Huangpu district in Shanghai, and it is one of the three major temples of the Yangtze river region. In Chinese, it is called “Chenghuangmiao”. Cheng Huang is the god who protects the…
What is the Bund in shanghai, china? The Bund is a walking sightseeing zone on the west bank of the Huangpu river in the center of Shanghai. About 1.5 kilometers long, it is one of the most symbolic attractions of Shanghai. To the east is the Huangpu river – the mother river of Shanghai, and on…
Nanjing road is the earliest commercial street in Shanghai after opening of Shanghai as a commercial port. It stretches 5.5km from the Bund in the east to Yan’an East Road in the west and across Jing’an and Huangpu districts. Today, it has become one of the top attractions during a…
Xintiandi (New Word of Shanghai), near Huaihai Road, has transformed from the original residence function of Shikumen longtang (local alley) of old Shanghai into a must-visit leisure pedestrian street. It integrates fashion, leisure, culture, food, shopping and entertainment for visitors home and abroad, and filled with various kinds of stores. When you roam around it, you will find the footpath made…
Jin Mao Tower is at 88 Century Avenue, in the new Pudong area of Shanghai, specifically in the Lujiazui finance and trade zone. To the south it looks toward the Pudong Zhangyang Road trade zone – the new Pudong area is to the east. Shanghai and the Huangpu River appear…
