Shanghai Thames Town

Shanghai's Thames City Village is like a lost dream of London, lost on the eastern waterfront. Cobblestone streets and red-brick churches whisper in the morning mist, feeling less like a replica and more like a poem displaced in time and space. The exotic charm here is not clamorous, but rather a quiet fantasy—as if you could stumble upon Sherlock Holmes in the afternoon or stumble into an undiscovered art gallery. I particularly enjoy the gentle chime of morning bells, paired with the dim reflection of the Thames Bridge in the distance, like a dark corner in the city where time deliberately slows down. Thames City Village is not a work of imitation, but a poetic response to life. Within the familiar confines of China, it secretly opens a window into Europe, inviting you to get lost in the intertwining gaps between exotic and local flavors. 🏖️Atmosphere/Facilities: European Village 💰Average Cost: 100 RMB 📍Address: Songjiang District, Shanghai, China 201614 🏖️Atmosphere/Facilities: Resembling a traditional English village