Shanghai Travel Guide, tested in July |||

|||. The planned Shanghai itinerary is quite diverse 1. Pudong Art Museum: Going there in the afternoon around three o'clock is a good choice. The exhibition is very exciting, and the rooftop viewing platform can take beautiful views of the Bund and the World Architecture Expo. Remember that the lights are spectacular at 7 o'clock in the evening. The ticket price is 100 yuan on weekdays and 150 yuan on weekends and holidays. Be aware that the air conditioning is strong, remember to bring a jacket. There is a cafe on the first floor, offering reasonably priced drinks and food. 2. Shanghai Museum: This museum is very large and worth a visit. There are various exhibition halls such as the Bronze Hall, Ceramic Hall, Seal Hall, Jade Hall, etc., and the recent temporary exhibition is also great. Also note that the air conditioning is too strong, remember to bring a jacket. It is best to arrange a whole day to visit, because it is too big here. There is a restaurant on the first floor, but it is outside the entrance, and you need to get a wristband at the front desk for easy entry and exit. You can bring your own food. In addition, the prices of the museum's cultural and creative small items are relatively low, and you can consider buying a few for souvenirs. 3. The Bund: As a landmark of Shanghai, you must go to check in. If you like to collect stamps, you can go to the Shanghai Tourism Information Service Center near the Bund. The stamps there are very beautiful, and you can also get postcards and sightseeing brochures for free. 4. For shopping, I recommend the route of Yuyuan Road, Anfu Road and Wukang Road. These places have characteristic buildings and small shops, and there are many coffee shops for rest. If you like the literary atmosphere, you can also go to the nearby Shanghai Library. 5. Yuyuan: You mentioned that you didn't go in, but you can stroll around the nearby commercial street. The buildings there are also very characteristic, and there are many small shops for shopping. 6. In terms of transportation, I highly recommend using the subway, which is very convenient and fast. As for accommodation, it is recommended to choose near the People's Square in the city center, so it is convenient to go anywhere. Finally, you mentioned that Shanghai is suitable for two-dimensional special forces to check in, indeed! Shanghai has many places and activities related to two-dimensional culture, which can meet the needs of two-dimensional enthusiasts. I wish you a pleasant trip in Shanghai!