Shanghai's Free Citywalk Route for Photography: Capture Multiple Photo Spots in One Day

Spend a day on a free citywalk in Shanghai! Morning: - Wukang Mansion: Upon arrival, admire this French Renaissance-style old house. On sunny days, capture the scene of crossing the street; on rainy days, shoot reflections. The surrounding residential area is also very charming, allowing for photos full of life. Stay for about 30 minutes. - St. Ignatius Cathedral: Although you can't enter, you can take photos from the outside and appreciate its unique architectural style. Stay for about 20 minutes. - Head from Xujiahui to the intersection of Taiyuan Road and Yongjia Road to see the 'Green Fairy Tale Castle' covered in climbing ivy. However, you need to shoot from across the street due to heavy traffic, so be patient and wait for the right moment. Stay for about 20 minutes. Noon: Rest and have lunch nearby to recharge. Afternoon: - Jing'an Temple: Exit from Exit 15 of Jing'an Temple Station and go to the nearby overpass to capture the famous juxtaposition of the golden temple and skyscrapers. Stay for about 20 minutes. - Moller Villa: Head to this European-style castle and rose garden in the bustling city. The castle-like building is perfect for portrait photography. Stay for about 30 minutes. - Lihong Foreign Firm: Admire the red brick exterior and take street-crossing shots from the doorway. You can also frame the distant Pearl Tower. Stay for about 20 minutes. - Samei Mansion: Upon arrival, head to the window on the 7th floor to capture the iconic window view of old Western-style houses in Puxi. Stay for about 20 minutes. Evening: - Zhapu Road Bridge: Known as the 'Master's Bridge,' it offers an excellent view for portrait photography. Stay for about 30 minutes. - Shanghai Postal Museum: Note its opening hours and take framed shots of the 'Three-Piece Set' from inside. Stay for about 20 minutes. - Intersection of Dongchangzhi Road and Lüshun Road: Here, you can capture the 'Four-Piece Set' of the city in one frame. Stay for about 20 minutes. Night: - North Bund Riverside Green Space: Head to the National Guest Center's 'Little Egg.' The second-floor spot is comparable to a drone view and is very dreamy. The lighting effects at night are also great. If you go in the morning, there are fewer people; in the afternoon, you might need to queue. Stay for about 30 minutes. - Pudong Art Museum Observation Deck: View the illuminated Bund from Pudong, full of ceremony, and end the day's itinerary perfectly. Stay for about 30 minutes. Notes: - Check the opening hours and best shooting times of each spot in advance to better plan your itinerary. - Most spots around the Bund can be reached on foot or by bike; the spots around Xujiahui may require a taxi or metro. - Prepare suitable photography equipment, such as cameras and phones, and ensure sufficient battery life. - Pay attention to the weather; both sunny and rainy days can produce different styles of photos, but also take appropriate protective measures, such as carrying rain gear and sunscreen. - Respect the rules and environment of each spot and take photos civilly.