The most down-to-earth ancient town in Shanghai | Guide to shopping, eating and taking photos in Qibao Old Street.

|Guide to shopping, eating and taking photos in Qibao Old Street. Shanghai not only has drunken riddles, but also has ancient town streets full of urban life. Today, I will take you to visit the most down-to-earth Qibao Old Street. There are many delicious foods, and the prices are very cheap. Please come here with an empty stomach. . 📍Qibao Old Street/Qibao Ancient Town 🎫Tickets: Free🆓 🚇Transportation: Qibao Station on Line 9, Exit 2 is Link Plaza, and you can walk a short distance to Qibao Old Street. 🥨Food: ·Super-sized Qibao glutinous rice balls ·Crispy and crispy Old Shanghai scallion pancakes🫓 ·Freshly baked Begonia cakes ·Various glutinous cakes ·Boiled mutton🥓 Sisters who are interested can try it. If you are tired of eating or walking around, you can find a teahouse to sit down, rest, and drink tea, and look at the ancient street scenes and the people coming and going. 📷Photography: The ancient buildings, arch bridges, and teahouses in Qibao Old Street have the architectural style of the Ming and Qing Dynasties. 🤳You can take pictures easily. ⚠Tips: 1⃣The old street is not very big, and it won’t take long to walk around. You can choose a sunny evening to go shopping and eat. If you are lucky, you can also see the beautiful sunset on the bridge. 2⃣After visiting Qibao Old Street, you can go to the Link Mall near Qibao MTR Station. There are many chain stores in it, and it is also a good choice to have a full meal here. 3⃣ If you have plenty of time, you can also go to Korea Street. You can take Line 9 from 🚇Qibao Station to 🚇Hechuan Road and then walk 👣; Korea Street mainly has various Korean food. Sisters who like Korean food should not miss it!