The Shama Building Internet Celebrity Photo Guide

Near the Yuanmingyuan Road (Bund Source), there is a Shama Building, located at the intersection of Beijing East Road and Sichuan Middle Road, a good place for internet celebrities to take photos. From September 22 to October 6 during the National Day holiday, the Bund Architecture Festival was held, and the classic buildings from the Republic of China period nearby can be seen. In addition to the Bund, it is also crowded here. However, the main audience here is young people born in the 90s and 00s, and it is one of the must-visit spots for tourists in Shanghai; The Shama Building is one of the famous buildings in the modern Bund area of Shanghai. It was built in 1918, originally named Shama Bank Building, and was used as Shama Foreign Firm, Shanghai Trust, and later as residential housing, corporate offices, etc. This building was designed by the famous design firm - English Merchant Tonghe Foreign Firm and comprador Ying Ziyun for French businessman Solomon Shama, and was completed in 1921. After a long renovation project lasting 7 years, this century-old building has reopened and has become a new landmark in Shanghai. The first floor here is a popular coffee shop DECK COFFEE & BISTRO, offering a variety of coffees and beautiful pastries, including beautiful volcano cupcakes; The second floor is a casual dining place called The Living Room, the Western food here tastes good, and coffee is also provided. You can also take famous internet celebrity photos on the second floor terrace. If you can't go up to the seventh floor, this is the second choice; The third floor and above is the ZHotel; the third floor has an indoor sky garden, a very typical French architectural style; The seventh floor is a beautiful terrace, there is a bar inside, during the National Day holiday, you actually have to buy a ticket for more than 100 yuan, the biggest highlight is a photo looking out from the spire (Figure 2) is the classic and best view of the entire Shama Building, the spire has been destroyed during the Cultural Revolution;