2025 Shanghai Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in March)

Years ago, when I first checked in, to be honest, I wasn't a big fan of Tony Chi's design style. Since then, I haven't stayed at the Park Hyatt Shanghai very often—usually with gaps of over a year and a half between each visit. But it's precisely these intervals that have shaped my appreciation. On the one hand, I've stayed at other hotels designed by Mr. Chi and gradually come to understand and admire his work. On the other hand, each reunion with the Park Hyatt Shanghai brings new feelings. Over time, perhaps in the last two or three years, I've truly fallen in love with it. As a hotel that's been open for over a decade, the Park Hyatt Shanghai does show its age in places. However, thanks to excellent maintenance, its elegant character remains. I've seen plenty of complaints online: outdated facilities, poor service, bad signal... Every stay at the same hotel is like opening a blind box. What others say is just a reference; you have to discover the truth for yourself. At least in my experience, I've never encountered any major issues at the Park Hyatt Shanghai. Instead, there have always been pleasant surprises, like discovering this time that the hotel has switched to new wooden key cards. As for when I'll return, I don't know. I'll leave it to fate. There are always new hotels to explore, but old friends never get old.

Who understands me? 😭😭😭 Hidden in this bustling metropolis is a chill hotel, a tranquil oasis amidst the urban clamor, fulfilling all my city getaway fantasies.✨ · ✨Around 5 p.m., head to the fifth-floor organic garden. The 20-minute sunset is truly breathtaking! It blends the romance of nature and the city; every photo is a masterpiece. · 🌆Next, ascend to the bar's terrace, which offers stunning views overlooking Zhang's Garden. Watch the sun slowly sink, its afterglow gilding the Shikumen architecture! As dusk settles and the terrace lights illuminate, sip a cocktail and enjoy the gentle breeze—pure bliss! · 🎇At 6 p.m., witness the illumination ceremony of "Tree Gathering," a public art installation. The three-minute spectacle of flickering lights is both mystical and romantic, absolutely captivating! (It's the cover photo!) · 🛏I stayed in a suite, spacious and thoughtfully equipped, with books📚 available for reading. The ambiance of the common areas enhanced my sense of ease, slowing down time. It's the perfect place for urbanites to cultivate their minds and bodies. · 🧘‍♀The twice-daily gong workshops on the fifth floor are also fantastic. The sound of the gongs instantly relaxes the body and mind. Afterward, you receive a rainbow card🌈, offering subtle guidance. ·

🔥 Top 3 Must-See Hidden Gems 1️⃣ Gucun Park: Cherry Blossom Universe - Highlights: 16,000 cherry blossom trees + 120 varieties, including the world's first "Mei Xue" cherry blossom (a hybrid of cherry blossom and plum blossom). In March, the "Night Cherry Blossom Show" will debut, where lights and flowers intertwine to create a dreamlike scene. - Things to do: - See the cherry blossoms and Ferris wheel together at Gate 3; - Photography enthusiasts should bring a telephoto lens to capture stunning portraits at the weeping cherry blossom forest near Gate 2. - Transportation: Take Subway Line 7/15 directly to Gucun Park Station. 2️⃣ Century Park: Pink Flower Sea - Features: 1,000 early-blooming cherry blossom trees + Cherry Blossom Island light show, where the night cherry blossoms resemble a cascading galaxy. - Hidden Gems: Take a small train through the sea of flowers or watch the cherry blossom rain at the Music Plaza. 3️⃣ Gaodong Cherry Blossom Garden: A Secluded Wonderland - Highlights: A 2 km cherry blossom corridor + riverside scenery, a breathtakingly beautiful spot with fewer crowds. - Tips: Cycling or taking a taxi is recommended to avoid traffic jams. --- 🌸 Blooming Season and Tickets - Best time to visit: Early cherry blossoms (late February - early March) → Mid-season cherry blossoms (late March - early April). - Tickets: Gucun Park: CNY 20/person (3-day pass); Century Park: CNY 10/person. --- 📸 Photography Guide - Recommended spots: - Nanpu Bridge bus stop → Capture cherry blossoms with the Shanghai skyline; - Huangpu Riverside Piano Spring Garden → Capture the illuminated night cherry blossoms and the piano key-shaped landscape. - Outfit recommendations: Light-colored long skirts + straw bags, Hanfu/JK uniforms are a must for great photos. --- 🚇 Transportation Tips - Subway is preferred: Take Line 7/15 directly to Gucun Park; Take Line 2 to Century Park and transfer to bus 989. - Parking tips: There are 6,000 parking spaces around Gucun Park. It is recommended to arrive before 8 am. --- 🍱 Must-Try Cherry Blossom Treats - Limited-edition desserts: Cherry blossom cakes, cherry blossom lattes, and Mei Xue cherry blossom-themed ice cream. - Local recommendations: Lao Sheng Chang soup dumplings + Sichuan and Hunan Cuisine Restaurant at Gucun Park Food Street. --- Act now: Follow the "Shanghai Cherry Blossom Festival" official account to get early bird tickets + Night Cherry Blossom Show tickets. Don't miss out! 🌸

Photos taken during the cherry blossom season at the end of March last year! A niche cherry blossom check-in spot. You can capture both cherry blossoms and the China Pavilion in the same frame! The staircase also has a strong Japanese feel. It's like stepping into a manga scene. Standing on the adjacent covered bridge, you can capture a panoramic view. The cherry blossoms along the nearby Expo Avenue are also very beautiful. 📍Address: East Gate, Zone 3, Shiboyuan 🚇Transportation: China Art Museum Station, Line 8

| Enter the park at 8:30 and conquer the three top attractions || Just returned from Disneyland, didn't buy early entry tickets, but entering at 8:30 was still very smooth, much faster than I imagined‼️ ⏰My Super Timetable: 8:30 Enter the park and head straight to Zootopia 10:20 Seven Dwarfs Mine Train 11:30 TRON Lightcycle Power Run (Fewer people at noon!) 12:00 Parade 16:00 Dinner at Disneytown (Multiple entries and exits allowed with park ticket) 🙋‍♀️Play the remaining attractions as you like, whichever you get to. We rode Winnie the Pooh Hunny Pots twice, it's very photogenic. Each wait was 20 minutes. 🙂‍↔️ps: The parade is at 12:00 noon, but you need to find a spot early. After 3pm, the queue times are generally shorter, so some second-round attractions can be scheduled for the evening. 🙋‍♀️Recommended Photo Spots: In front of the castle (Fewer people in the morning) Alice in Wonderland Maze (Beautiful lighting) Carousel (Super dreamy at night) Zootopia Police Department entrance! ‼️Tips: 1️⃣Be sure to eat a full breakfast and bring lunch directly into the park. Strong-smelling foods are not allowed. Bread, steamed buns, etc. are okay. Bring a water bottle (no more than 500ml), there's drinking water inside. This way, you can go eat around 4pm, avoiding peak dining times. Heytea, various noodles and rice dishes are available, and the prices are the same as outside. 2️⃣The fireworks are different now, but they still start at 9:15pm. Find a spot 1 hour in advance if you want to watch the fireworks, or the good spots will be gone. 3️⃣Be sure to wear comfortable shoes, 30,000 steps a day is no joke! 4️⃣There's luggage storage at the park entrance, 80 per day. 5️⃣Shortcut to Zootopia: After entering the park, walk straight to the castle, go through the right side of the castle, at the three-way intersection by the Pirates of the Caribbean shipwreck, take the middle path, and you'll reach the Zootopia entrance.

I. Impressionist Aesthetics and Natural Landscaping: A Wonderful Fusion 1. Monet's Magic of Light and Shadow The park replicates the soft, misty color rendering of Monet's *Water Lilies* series through layered plantings of low-saturation flowers such as poppies, irises, and hydrangeas. The reflection of Chengbi Bridge in the morning mist perfectly recreates Monet's capture of "flowing light." 2. The Wisdom of Blank Space in Oriental Gardens Unlike the compact layout of West Lake's "a view every ten steps," the open flower sea here draws inspiration from Impressionist composition. The vast poppy carpets and solitary trees form a contrast between points and surfaces, echoing the spatial philosophy of Chinese painting: "sparse enough for horses to gallop, dense enough to be windproof." --- II. Decoding the Immersive Garden Route 1. A Narrative of Landscapes Intertwined in Time and Space From the Impressionist rhapsody of the east gate flower sea (a mix of poppies and cornflowers), to the dome of the Liaofeng Pavilion reminiscent of the Musée de l'Orangerie in Paris, and finally to the hydrangea sanctuary of Xiangzhang Square, resembling Kyoto's Daigo-ji Temple, the experience unfolds like a three-act play: "Western oil painting → French architecture → Oriental Zen." 2. Hidden Ecological Codes • Waterfront design: The fish-viewing pond uses a graded purification system, creating a crystal-clear "living water art gallery." • Fragrance route: From east to west, the scents transition from fruity (spiraea) → honeyed (hydrangea) → grassy (fern garden). --- III. Recommendations for In-Depth Experiences Beyond the Ordinary 1. Light and Shadow Capture Schedule • 07:00-09:00: "Fresco" effect of poppies in the morning mist • 15:00-17:00: Dappled light through the tree canopy at Huaming Bridge • 1 hour before closing: Blue hour at Xiangzhang Square 2. Extending the Human Touch Look for landscape stones engraved with Baudelaire's verses by the fish-viewing pond, or check out the "Lawn Art Salon" held on weekends, where art students and teachers often offer live sketching lessons. --- IV. A Paradigm Shift in Urban Ecological Aesthetics The true charm of this park lies in its integration of "wild aesthetics" into the urban fabric: allowing February orchids to grow in the cracks of the pavement, preserving fallen trees as insect hotels, and achieving a delicate balance between artificial carving and natural growth. This "poetry of imperfection" is precisely the most rare quality of contemporary urban parks. --- Conclusion If West Lake is a meticulous Song Dynasty painting, this "Monet Garden" is a freehand Impressionist sketch. It is recommended to bring *Monet's Letters* or Zong Baihua's *Aesthetic Walks* with you. Perhaps at the moment a petal falls into the water, you will understand what the artist meant by "the instantaneous eternity of light and color."

🗺️🗺️ [Itinerary] Day 1: Arrival in Shanghai & arranging for luggage drop-off from airport to hotel. This definitely helps to save time travelling to & fro shanghai city. Head to disneyland straight from the airport Explore Disneytown: Popmart & Top Toy – Check out the latest Disney-themed toys and exclusive items of Popmart! No long queue spotted here :) Royal Banquet Hall - Unique dining experience where you can meet Disney characters while having lunch. Day 2: Pre-book bullet train tickets and it was really easy checking in & out. Do set aside 1hr prior as there's luggage check at the train station and to find your way to the correct check in counter. Check in to Grand Hotel Hangzhou after arriving in Hangzhou. Westlake (西湖) Walk: Took a leisurely walk around the beautiful Westlake for 3 hours. Don’t forget to snap a few photos at Xihu Tiandi – with charming cafés and photo spots. Day 3: Explore Hangzhou Song Dynasty Town (宋城): Head to Song Dynasty Town for a cultural experience. You can experience costume & make-up, with photography too. Evening: Explore the Wulin Night Market – a vibrant, local market full of food, souvenirs, and lively atmosphere. Day 4: Train to Suzhou and check in at Pan Pacific Suzhou. Absolutely stunning palace-lookalike hotel. Humble Administrator’s Garden (苏州园林): Visit this UNESCO World Heritage site, one of the most famous classical gardens in China. Pingjiang Road: Take a stroll down this historic street, known for its old architecture and shops. Set aside 3hours for this as its really huge. Day 5: Tongli Ancient Town (同里古城): Explore this picturesque water town known for its canals and traditional architecture. Shiquan Street (十全街): Take a walk through this vibrant shopping street. Qian Street (观前街): A free area to wander through, offering plenty of shops and local food. Day 6: Check in to WOW Hotels in Shanghai & start exploring. Nanjing Road: A bustling street full of shops and restaurants. M&M World Shanghai & Popmart Flagship Store: For fun souvenirs and treats Board Huangpu River Cruise in the evening to enjoy stunning views of the Bund. Day 7: Start the day with a leisurely walk around The Bund to soak in the stunning views of the skyline. After that, head to Shanghai Old Street: Wander around this historic street, known for its traditional shops and restaurants. Day 8: Xintiandi: Explore this lively area known for its mix of modern and traditional architecture. Have brunch at one of their cafes to soak in the vibe. Walk to Bob, The Builder shop leisurely and you will get to walk past a neighbouring park where Shanghai retirees are doing taiqi. 📍📍 [Must-Visit Attractions] 1.Huangpu River Cruise(Shiliupu Pier) 2. Westlake 3. Shanghai Popmarts 4. Xintiandi 5. Disneyland 6. Wulin Night Market 🏠🏠 [Accommodation ] 1.HSIAFEI MANSION 2.WOW HOTELS 3. PAN PACIFIC SUZHOU 4. THE GRAND HOTEL HANGZHOU

Crab Roe Soup Dumplings These freshly steamed crab roe soup dumplings have thin skins and are filled with plenty of stuffing. Take a gentle bite, and you'll taste the delicious broth and the large meat filling made from crab roe and pork. Truly a delicacy, I would call it the pinnacle of soup dumplings. Golden Crab Roe Noodles Made with freshly prepared crab paste, crab roe, and crab leg meat, this exclusive crab roe is golden in color. Mix it with the noodles, and you'll find it so delicious that you won't be able to stop. Crab Roe and Shrimp Wontons A perfect combination of crab roe, shrimp, and pork, these wontons are thin-skinned and full of juicy filling. The broth is specially infused with dried shrimp, egg shreds, and seaweed, making it both delicious and nostalgic, showcasing the unique charm of old Shanghai.

If you are looking for a peaceful place to enjoy nature in the heart of Shanghai, we recommend Yue Yuan Garden (Yu Garden). This beautiful ancient Chinese garden is located in the old town area near Chenghuang Temple. It is one of the must-visit attractions. The garden was built during the Ming Dynasty (16th century) and has been restored several times, becoming a significant tourist spot. The garden is intricately decorated with traditional Chinese art, featuring carved wooden pavilions, ponds filled with koi fish, elegantly curved stone bridges, and feng shui-arranged rock formations. Here are some interesting spots in the garden where you can take photos: 1. Great Rockery – The highest viewpoint in the garden, offering a panoramic view. 2. Exquisite Jade Rock – A uniquely shaped jade rock that is a precious treasure. 3. Sansui Hall – The main pavilion that was once used for elite banquets. 4. Dragon Wall – A wall with dragon patterns that looks powerful and distinctive. For those visiting Shanghai and looking for a quiet, natural, and historically significant place, we highly recommend it. Transportation MRT: Take Line 10 and get off at Yuyuan Garden Station. Opening hours: 08:30 - 17:30 (last entry at 17:00) Entrance fee: Approximately 30-40 yuan, depending on the season.

If you're looking for a Michelin-starred restaurant, I recommend Canton 8, a Cantonese restaurant in Shanghai that has been awarded 2 Michelin stars. It is renowned for its high-quality dim sum at affordable prices. Many people praise it as one of the most affordable 2-star Michelin restaurants, making it accessible to everyone. If you plan to visit this restaurant, it's recommended to book a table in advance. Reservations can only be made by phone, which might be inconvenient for those outside China, so it's suggested to ask your hotel to assist with the booking. Canton 8's menu is diverse, featuring dim sum and other Cantonese dishes that are highly praised for their taste and quality. Here are some popular dim sum items I recommend: - Xiao Long Bao – Fragrant and flavorful soup inside, thin and soft dough, delicious. - Shrimp Dumplings – Transparent, chewy dough with fresh, bouncy shrimp filling. - BBQ Pork Bun – Soft dough with sweet and savory BBQ pork filling. - Turnip Cake – Crispy outside, soft inside, fragrant with radish and spices. Main dishes: - Roast Pork – Crispy skin, tender and juicy meat, fragrant with spices. - Peking Duck – Crispy skin, tender meat, served with pancakes and sauce. - Steamed Fish – Fresh fish steamed with fragrant soy sauce, topped with shredded ginger. Recommended desserts: - Mango Pomelo Sago – Sweet, fragrant, and refreshing. - Egg Tart – Crispy crust with smooth custard filling. To get to the restaurant, take the subway to South Xizang Road Station, Exit 5, and walk about 1 kilometer. The restaurant is located at 63 Runan Street, near Jumen Street. If you're visiting Shanghai, I highly recommend Canton 8 for affordable Michelin-starred Cantonese cuisine.

#NewYearNewTrip For history lovers, I would like to recommend the Shanghai History Museum, located at 325 Nanjing West Road, Huangpu District. It is an interesting place for those who want to learn about the history and culture of Shanghai. The museum has a collection of more than 30,000 items, of which about 18,000 are related to the modern history of the city. Interesting items include cannons used in the First Opium War, ancient palanquins, and bronze lions that used to stand in front of the HSBC Bank on the Bund. The exhibits are a great place to learn about the development of Shanghai from prehistoric to modern times through a variety of exhibits. In addition, the museum building is a neoclassical architecture that used to be the home of the Shanghai Horse Racing Club, which adds to the charm and historical value of the place. The museum is open from Tuesday to Sunday, 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., and admission is free. It is recommended to allow at least 2-3 hours to fully explore and immerse yourself in the history of the city. For those interested in the history and culture of Shanghai, the Shanghai History Museum is a must-see.

#NewYearNewTrip I would like to recommend a family-friendly tourist attraction: the Shanghai Natural History Museum. It is one of the largest and most modern natural history museums in China. It was first opened in 1956 and renovated in 2015. Located in Jing'an, the museum has a collection of more than 280,000 items, including animal specimens, plants, fossils, and minerals. The highlight is the skeleton of a Mamenchisaurus hochuanensis from Sichuan Province, which is as high as a four-story building. The museum is divided into several zones, such as the "River of Life", which presents the evolution of living things. And the zone that simulates the ecosystem in the African grassland - Opening hours: Open every Tuesday to Sunday from 09:00-17:00 (closed every Monday) - Admission fee: 30 yuan (about 150 baht) Getting there: You can take the subway line 13 and get off at Shanghai Natural History Museum Station Exit 1 In conclusion, this museum is suitable for all ages, especially families with children, as the exhibits are interesting and educational. If you have the chance to visit Shanghai, the Shanghai Natural History Museum is a place you shouldn't miss.

#ปีใหม่ทริปใหม่ อีกหนึ่งร้านเบอเกอรี่ที่พลาดไม่ได้ถ้ามาเที่ยวเซี่ยงไฮ้คือร้าน Butterful & Creamorous สาขา Xintiandi เป็นร้านเบเกอรี่ชื่อดังในเซี่ยงไฮ้ ตั้งอยู่ที่ชั้น 1 ของห้าง Xintiandi Style ใกล้กับบันไดเลื่อนและร้าน %Arabica ร้านนี้มีขนมหลากหลายประเภทให้เลือกสรร เช่น Bread, Bagel, Scone, Pie, Donut และ Croissant ทุกชิ้นมีขนาดใหญ่และหน้าตาน่ารับประทาน โดยเฉพาะเมนูยอดนิยมอย่าง French Toasted Soft Cheese Blueberry Cake และ Caramel Cheese Tart ฯลฯ สำหรับครั้งนี้ขอแนะนำเมนู - Jumbo Berry Feast Napoleon ขนมชั้นสไตล์ฝรั่งเศสที่มีแป้งพัฟกรอบสลับชั้นกับครีมสดและผลไม้ตระกูลเบอร์รี่สด เช่น สตรอเบอร์รี่และบลูเบอร์รี่ รสชาติหวานอมเปรี้ยวลงตัว - Jumbo Berry Feast Napoleon ขนมชั้นสไตล์ฝรั่งเศสที่มีแป้งพัฟกรอบสลับชั้นกับครีมสดและผลไม้ตระกูลเบอร์รี่สด เช่น สตรอเบอร์รี่และบลูเบอร์รี่ รสชาติหวานอมเปรี้ยวลงตัว - Strawberry Custard Cream Roll โรลเค้กเนื้อนุ่มสอดไส้ครีมคัสตาร์ดหอมหวาน ท็อป ด้วยสตรอเบอร์รี่สด เพิ่มความสดชื่นและความหวานอย่างพอดี - Strawberry Custard Cream Roll โรลเค้กเนื้อนุ่มสอดไส้ครีมคัสตาร์ดหอมหวาน ท็อปด้วยสตรอเบอร์รี่สด เพิ่มความสดชื่นและความหวานอย่างพอดี - French Raspberry Cream Tart ทาร์ตครีมราสเบอร์รี่ที่มีครีมเนื้อนุ่มละมุน ผสมผสานกับราสเบอร์รี่สด รสชาติเปรี้ยวหวานกลมกล่อม บรรยากาศภายในร้านตกแต่งอย่างหรูหรา ให้ความรู้สึกเหมือนอยู่ในยุโรป สำหรับการเดินทาง สามารถใช้รถไฟฟ้าใต้ดิน ลงที่สถานี Xintiandi ทางออก 6 ร้านจะอยู่ภายในห้าง Xintiandi Style ชั้น 1 ใครมาเที่ยวย่านนี้ไม่ควรพลาด ร้านขนมหวานและเบเกอรี่ Butterful & Creamorous สาขา Xintiandi ครับ

When traveling to Shanghai, how can you miss the Yuyuan shopping district? This is not only the core of the century-old old town, but also the quintessential area where Shanghai's tradition and modernity blend together! The scenery is breathtaking during the annual Lantern Festival. Take this guide to shopping and eating to experience the most authentic Shanghai style! 🌟 Yu Garden Lantern Festival: Limited romantic check-in Every year around the Spring Festival, the Yu Garden Lantern Festival is one of the most lively events in Shanghai! The quaint buildings coupled with the dazzling lanterns make you feel like you’ve traveled back to ancient times, and any shot you take will be a blockbuster! It is recommended to come in the evening, so you can enjoy the classical beauty during the day and feel the romance of the lights at night. 🎯 Must-see attractions Yu Garden: Shanghai's most representative Jiangnan classical garden, with small bridges, flowing water, pavilions and towers, every step is a scenery! City God Temple: A good place to pray and make wishes, with a lot of incense, and you can also experience the folk culture of old Shanghai. Nine-Curve Bridge: The iconic attraction of Yu Garden. When the lights are on at night, the reflection of the bridge in the water is breathtakingly beautiful! 🍜 Must-eat food Nanxiang Steamed Bun Shop: A century-old brand, the steamed buns are thin in skin and juicy, and you’ll feel super satisfied after taking a bite! Green Wave Gallery: A classic local restaurant. We recommend the crab meat dumplings and eight-treasure duck, which taste authentic! Ningbo Tangtuan Shop: Nuojiji’s tangyuan is the signature dish, and both the sesame and meat fillings are worth a try! 🛍️ Recommended nearby shopping spots Shanghai Old Street: A street full of nostalgia, lined with antique buildings, suitable for buying souvenirs and taking photos. Fuyou Road Small Commodity Market: A paradise for Taobao lovers, it has everything from accessories to household items, and the prices are very affordable! Yuyuan Shopping Mall: A modern shopping mall that brings together various brands and restaurants. You can come here to rest when you are tired of shopping. 💡 Tips There will be a large flow of people during the Lantern Festival, so it is recommended to book tickets in advance to avoid peak hours. There are many snack stalls in Yuyuan Business District, but some of them are expensive. It is recommended to choose time-honored shops for better value. Wear comfortable shoes, this place is suitable for leisurely strolling and feeling the unique charm of old Shanghai. Whether it is the romantic atmosphere of the Lantern Festival or the historical heritage of the Yuyuan business district, you can experience the most authentic Shanghai style here! Save this guide and be sure to check it out next time you come to Shanghai! #ShanghaiYuyuan #YuyuanLanternFestival #ShanghaiTourism #ShanghaiFood #ShanghaiOldStreet #2月好地方2025

This time when I came to Shanghai, I stayed in a super amazing hotel - AtHouse Xujiahui branch! The design is overwhelming, the location is unbeatable, the transportation is super convenient, and there is a one-stop service for shopping, eating, and drinking in the surrounding area. The hotel is near the Xujiahui subway station, where Line 1, Line 9, and Line 11 intersect, making it convenient to go to popular attractions such as the Bund, Nanjing Road, Disneyland, Jing'an Temple, etc.! 🌟 From the airport to the hotel, transportation is super convenient From Pudong Airport: Take Metro Line 2 (Guanglan Road direction) to People's Square Station, transfer to Line 1 (Xinzhuang direction) to Xujiahui Station, and walk to the hotel in 5 minutes. The whole journey takes about 1 hour and 20 minutes. From Hongqiao Airport/High-speed Railway Station: Take Metro Line 10 (towards Xinjiangwancheng) to Jiaotong University Station, transfer to Line 11 (towards Disneyland) to Xujiahui Station, and walk for 5 minutes to arrive. The whole journey takes about 40 minutes. AtHouse’s rooms are designed to be simple yet high-end, with super comfortable bedding and large floor-to-ceiling windows that let in sunlight during the day and the night view of Xujiahui at night, creating a great atmosphere! 🍜 Guide to eating, drinking and shopping in the surrounding area Shopping in shopping malls: Grand Gateway 66: A gathering place for luxury goods, a paradise for shopping! Metro City: A favorite among young people, with lots of trendy brands and internet celebrity stores! Pacific Department Store: An old-fashioned shopping mall, perfect for finding good bargains! Food: Ruby: A time-honored bakery, you must try the fresh milk squares! Nanxiang Steamed Bun Shop: Shanghai classic steamed buns, thin skin and juicy! A Niang Noodle House: The yellow croaker noodles are super fresh and loved by locals! Check-in spots: Xujiahui Catholic Church: A century-old building, great for taking photos! Xujiahui Park: An oasis in the bustling city, super comfortable for a walk! Shanghai Film Museum: A must-visit for movie fans to experience the film culture of old Shanghai! #ShanghaiTourism #XujiahuiAccommodation #AtHouseHotel #ShanghaiStoreExplore #ShanghaiFood #FebruaryDestinations2025

#NewYearNewTrip Dumpling Xi (喜家德虾仁水饺) in Shanghai is very popular among Chinese food lovers, especially the shrimp dumplings, which are delicious and tasty to Thais. The atmosphere inside the shop is clean and the service is good. In addition to shrimp dumplings, the shop also has interesting hot pot menus, with a popular fish hot pot set. The soup is rich and the ingredients are fresh. Recommended menus of the shop include: 1. Shrimp Dumplings (Shrimp Dumplings / 虾仁水饺) The shop's signature menu. Dumplings filled with large shrimp, bouncy, fresh, thin dumpling skin, soft but chewy, served with a special dipping sauce or can be dipped in sour sauce and chili paste. 2. Pork & Shrimp Dumplings (Pork & Shrimp Dumplings / 猪肉虾仁水饺) Pork and shrimp fillings are perfectly mixed, with a well-rounded taste. Suitable for those who want a variety of flavors 3. Pork & Chive Dumplings / 猪肉韭菜水饺 Rich taste, fragrant with authentic Chinese chives Suitable for those who love the aroma of authentic Chinese chives 4. Fish Hot Pot / 鱼锅 Rich soup, available in both clear and spicy soup, using fresh ingredients, especially fish with soft meat, not fishy, ​​suitable for a large meal or sharing with friends 5. Pork Bone Soup / 猪骨汤 Hot soup with fragrant pork bones, simmered until the soup is naturally sweet Can be ordered with dumplings to enhance the flavor 6. Fried Dumpling Rice / 锅贴炒饭 A new menu that combines Chinese-style fried rice with crispy fried dumplings Fragrant wok flavor, crispy from dumplings Add dimension to the menu 7. Chili Sauce & Side Dishes The shop has a special chili sauce recipe that is spicy and fragrant, not too strong. There are side dishes such as pickled peanuts, sour cabbage, and pickled vegetables that help cut the greasiness. To get there, you can take the subway and get off at West Nanjing Road Station. Take Exit 4. The shop is located in the Food Plaza building. For those who like to eat inexpensive Chinese food, I recommend it.

#NewYearNewTrip For those who are visiting Shanghai right now, I would like to recommend a noodle shop: Ding Te Le Zhou Mian Guan. This is a famous noodle shop in Shanghai that has been featured in the Michelin Guide for 6 consecutive years since 2019. The shop has a simple atmosphere, located in a small alley on Huaihai Road. Although there is no clear sign, it is popular among locals. Recommended menu: - Stir-fried pork and spring onion noodles: Soft and chewy noodles, combined with delicious stir-fried pork and spring onion. - Yellow fish noodles with pickled vegetables: Rich soup, served with fresh fish and pickled vegetables. - Crispy fried pork: Crispy fried pork on the outside, soft on the inside. The shop is open daily from 10:00 to 22:00. For those who love local food and want to experience the authentic taste of Shanghai, this is another place you shouldn't miss. Ding Te Le Zhou Mian Guan is located at No. 22, Alley 494, Middle Huaihai Road, Huangpu, Shanghai, which is a small alley in Huangpu District. How to get there 1. Metro Take Line 1 (red), Line 10 (purple), or Line 12 (gold). Get off at South Shaanxi Road Station (陕西南路站), Exit 2, and walk for about 5 minutes. 2. Taxi / Ride-hailing app Tell the driver to go to 淮海中路494弄22号 (Middle Huaihai Road No. 494 Alley, No. 22), or use the DiDi app to call a car directly to the shop.

#NewYearNewTrip This time visiting Shanghai, I would like to recommend a delicious bakery, AMAM London Bakery Town, a famous bakery in Shanghai, located near West Nanjing Road MRT Station Exit 4. This shop originated in London and has a prominent dog mascot in front of the shop, making it easy to find and notice. The shop's recommended menu items include: Egg Tart: A sweet and fragrant pastry with a crispy outside and soft inside Chocolate Croissant: A croissant with a rich chocolate filling AOP Butter and Sea Salt Bread: A buttery and slightly salty bread Victoria Strawberry Cake: A British-style cake with fresh strawberries Bagel: A round bread with a variety of flavors to choose from British Strawberry Vienna Coffee: Vienna coffee mixed with strawberries The atmosphere inside the shop is decorated cutely and has a variety of both savory and sweet pastries to choose from. Anyone who visits Shanghai during this time should not miss it. I must say that every menu is really delicious. How to get there Subway (Metro) Line 2 (Green), Line 12 (Gold), and Line 13 (Purple) get off at West Nanjing Road Station (南京西路站), take Exit 4 and walk for about 3-5 minutes.

#GetDiscountsWithoutLuck Here are some recommended restaurants that you shouldn't miss when visiting Shanghai. Xie San Bao is one of the most popular restaurants. This restaurant is famous for its rich and fragrant crab fat rice and noodles. The signature dish is the crab fat rice or noodles, which has crab meat, crab roe, and crab fat mixed together perfectly. The restaurant also has Xiao Long Bao and fried spring rolls that are The restaurant is located near People's Square, just a 5-minute walk from Nanjing Road. The atmosphere is friendly. You can order food via the WeChat app, which may be a barrier for some people, but the staff are happy to help. Recommended dishes of Xie San Bao (谢三宝)1. Crab Fat Rice (蟹黄拌饭) – The restaurant's signature dish. Hot steamed rice topped with crab fat, crab roe, and rich crab meat. It's fragrant and not too greasy. 2. Crab Fat Noodles (蟹黄拌面) – For noodle lovers, this is a must-try. The noodles are chewy and soft, mixed with a rich crab sauce. Coat the noodles thoroughly 3. Crabmeat Xiaolongbao (蟹粉小笼包) – Crabmeat and crabmeat Xiaolongbao, sweet and fragrant soup, soft and smooth filling, delicious to the point of having to slurp down the last drop 4. Fried Crabmeat Spring Rolls (蟹粉春卷) – Crispy fried spring rolls, stuffed with crabmeat, fragrant with crabmeat, served with sweet and sour sauce 5. Crabmeat and Tofu Soup (蟹粉豆腐羹) – Well-rounded soup, soft and smooth tofu, comes with the richness of crabmeat and crab roe 6. Crabmeat Omelet (蟹粉炒蛋) – Soft omelet mixed with crabmeat for a well-rounded flavor, eaten with hot rice, absolutely delicious If you have the chance to visit Shanghai, don’t forget to stop by and try the deliciousness at Xie San Bao, highly recommended

#Get a discount without relying on luck New Year's trip to Shanghai, I would like to recommend the Metropolo Jinjiang Hotel Classiq (Shanghai Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street). It is located in the heart of Shanghai, on South Shanxi Road, near East Nanjing Road, a famous shopping and tourist area. The hotel is only about 90 meters away from East Nanjing Road MRT Station Exit 1, making it very convenient to travel. It is also easy to walk to The Bund. The hotel's rooms are spacious, clean, and beautifully decorated. The bathroom is also spacious. In addition, the hotel provides free small bottled water in front of the elevator. The hotel staff can speak English. They serve a good quality Chinese breakfast and free Wi-Fi. For those who come to visit Shanghai, I would recommend Metropolo Jinjiang Hotel Classiq. It is a good choice for accommodation in a convenient location, close to shopping and major attractions. I highly recommend it.

#NewYearNewTrip Don't miss visiting Shanghai when you visit Dongsheng Buffet. It is a very popular buffet restaurant in Shanghai. With a variety of food, fresh quality ingredients and reasonable prices, the restaurant is located on the 6th floor of Mosaic Shopping Mall on East Nanjing Road, a bustling shopping area. It is conveniently accessible by taking the subway to East Nanjing Road Station, Exit 2 or 3. The atmosphere inside the restaurant is spacious, clean and the food zones are organized neatly. The staff provides good service. Dongsheng Buffet's food line is diverse and complete, from meat, seafood, sashimi to desserts. The ingredients are fresh and of good quality, especially premium meats such as Wagyu beef and lamb. There are also a variety of drinks, including unlimited beer. The buffet price is around 139 yuan per person (about 695 baht) with a 2-hour dining time limit. The restaurant is open in rounds as follows: Round 1: 11:00 - 14:30 and Round 2: 17:00 - 22:00. It is recommended to check the time and price before receiving the service, as they may change on holidays or special days. For those who like buffets and a variety of food, good quality ingredients and a comfortable atmosphere Suitable for those who want a full and worthwhile dining experience, I recommend it.

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There are too many movie-making destinations in Magic City There are plenty of 🚶‍♀️citywalk routes that walk tens of thousands of steps a day As a native, let's share an issue of "lazy" lying flat on a tour of Shanghai No need to walk too much, no need to wake up early It only takes one weekend’s time You can have a panoramic view of the landmark beauty Few people, free videos 🆓!! ️ 🚶Two days and one night route⬇️ D1 Shanghai Exhibition Center (Russian-style building complex) ⇢ Jing'an Temple (night view) ⇢ Stay at the hotel D2 North Outer Banks (Sea of ​​Flowers ➕ Four-piece Set) ⇢ Plum Garden Park (Three-piece Set) ⇢ Pudong Art Museum (Night View of the Outer Banks Universal Building Complex) 🏛️Shanghai Exhibition Center The former Sino-Soviet Friendship Building is one of the most famous buildings in Magic City. It has the classic aesthetic of Russian aesthetics, and a photo of it makes you feel like you are abroad ⚱️ Jing'an Temple The oldest temple in Shanghai, surrounded by busy traffic and high-rise buildings, still cannot stop its radiance. It lights up at 6pm every Friday and Saturday, and turns on special festivals and events 🏨Shanghai Aiben Boutique Hotel Located in the Jing'an Temple business district, an old room old warehouse converted into a treasure hotel! It is very close to 🚇 Jing'an Temple Station on Lines 2, 7 and 14. You can reach Jing'an Temple, exhibition center and major shopping malls within walking distance The most attractive part of the hotel is the ♻️ environmentally friendly and carbon-neutral design concept, the background wall made of 🧳 old leather boxes, the recycling of discarded 🪵 wood and 🧱 bricks and tiles during the renovation of houses in the last century... Retro and innovation coexist, and full of unique beauty 🍃The room outside the window is a green and healing scene of old buildings, especially the light and shadow of the afternoon sun shining on the sofa is like a movie screen,🍵 You can also go to the big rooster bistro downstairs to enjoy an exquisite afternoon tea 🌳 Plum Garden Park It can be said to be the most classic "ancient and modern" camera in Shanghai! The park gate ➕ the three-piece set in the distance makes up the intertwining of retro and modern! The plum blossoms in the park are starting to bloom 💐North Outer Banks Compared to the crowds of the Outer Banks, this place is simply a breath of fresh air! Also enjoy the four-piece set across the shore, where violets have just been planted recently, and you can take pictures of landmarks and seas of flowers and frames! The adjacent Tsing Shan Building is known as 🫀 "Heart of Magic City", the night view is very cool, you can take pictures of four-piece sets ➕ heart-shaped technological devices 🌃Pudong Art Museum Walking all the way to the sunset promenade by the river, you can have a panoramic view of the buildings of all countries, accompanied by the sunset, and the buildings are lit up on time at 6pm every night. It's super romantic!

Hey guys👋, if you want to have an unforgettable hotel stay in Shanghai, Hilton Shanghai City Center is definitely worth a visit! ✅ Prime location The hotel is located in the heart of Shanghai, with subway stations all around🚇. Whether you want to go to the Bund to enjoy the charming scenery of the Huangpu River, or to Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street for shopping, you can easily reach your destination. It's super convenient. ✅ Impressive lobby As you step into the hotel lobby, the high ceiling and gorgeous crystal chandeliers immediately catch your eye✨. The exquisite decor and elegant background music create a luxurious urban atmosphere. It's a great place to take photos. ✅ Comfortable rooms The rooms are cozy and comfortable, with soft beds that feel like clouds☁️. The bedding is skin-friendly and clean, ensuring a good night's sleep. The rooms are equipped with smart devices, and the city view from the window is amazing. Whether it's the bustling street scene during the day or the dazzling lights at night, you can fully enjoy the charm of the city. ✅ Delicious food The hotel restaurant offers a variety of cuisines. The Chinese dishes are full of color, aroma, and taste, with exquisite presentation that whets your appetite🥢. The Western dishes are authentic, with tender and juicy steaks and delicious desserts🍰. Every bite is a treat for your taste buds. The breakfast is also very rich, giving you a great start to the day. ✅ Thoughtful service From the moment you step into the hotel, you can feel the warm service of the staff. The front desk check-in is fast and efficient, and the room service is always available. Any request can be met in a timely manner, making you feel at home. ✅ Complete leisure facilities The fitness center is equipped with professional fitness equipment to meet the needs of fitness enthusiasts🏋️‍♂️. The heated swimming pool has clear water, allowing you to relax and unwind. There is also a comfortable spa area where you can relieve stress and recharge after a tiring journey. ✅ High cost performance Compared to hotels of the same level, Hilton Shanghai City Center is very affordable. You can enjoy high-quality service, facilities, and environment at a relatively reasonable price. It's a great choice for both business trips and leisure vacations. Guys, this hotel is really great in every aspect. I highly recommend it to you. If you come to Shanghai, you must experience it💕!

Meet Shanghai in February | Check out this comprehensive travel guide Hi everyone 👋, Shanghai in February is naturally romantic! The New Year atmosphere is still in the air, with lanterns everywhere, warm and lively. Want to know how to have fun? This guide is all you need! Itinerary Day 1: Yuyuan Garden - The Bund - Waibaidu Bridge Morning: Arrive in Shanghai and head straight to Yuyuan Garden. During the New Year, the New Year Lantern Festival here is dazzling, with lanterns as bright as day, and the ancient buildings are paired with gorgeous lights, creating a great atmosphere! There are also all kinds of snacks, and you must try the Nanxiang xiaolongbao, which is juicy and delicious 🥟. Noon: Have lunch near Yuyuan Garden and try some local cuisine, with its rich flavors and taste of old Shanghai. Afternoon: Stroll to the Bund and admire the Expo of International Architecture, with the modern skyscrapers of Lujiazui on the other side of the river. At dusk, the lights come on, and the view is stunning. Evening: Head to Waibaidu Bridge from the Bund, and check out the filming location of "Romance in the Rain". Waibaidu Bridge is lit up at night and is a great photo spot. Day 2: Shanghai Disneyland Spend the whole day at Disneyland! In February, Disneyland is full of New Year decorations, creating a great atmosphere. As soon as you enter the park, take a photo with the New Year version of the Disney characters, which are super cute. Quickly go to the popular rides, such as TRON Lightcycle Power Run and Seven Dwarfs Mine Train, and enjoy the thrill. Don't forget to watch the New Year-themed parade and fireworks show, and enjoy the beauty of the fairy tale world under the dreamy fireworks 🎆. There are also all kinds of New Year food in the park, such as Donald Duck-shaped custard buns, which are delicious and beautiful. Day 3: Wukang Road - Anfu Road - Jing'an Temple Morning: Head to Wukang Road and check out Wukang Mansion, a unique building that attracts countless tourists to take photos. Stroll along the street and see the old Western-style houses, and feel the artistic atmosphere of Shanghai. Noon: Have lunch at a restaurant near Wukang Road and try a delicate brunch. Afternoon: Head to Anfu Road, where there are many trendy shops and popular cafes, and it's fun to just wander around. Evening: Go to Jing'an Temple, an ancient temple with a long history that looks solemn and majestic under the lights. There are also many malls and food streets around to satisfy your shopping and food needs. Day 4: Return Morning: Sleep in, pack your bags, and visit the nearby shops to buy some Shanghai souvenirs, such as butterfly pastries and White Rabbit candy. Noon: After lunch, return home with beautiful memories. Travel Guide 🚇Transportation: Download the "Metro Dadao" app, which makes it easy to take the subway, or you can take a taxi or ride a shared bike. 🏠Accommodation: It is recommended to stay near People's Square, which is convenient for transportation and easy to get around. 💰Cost: Disneyland tickets are expensive, but most other attractions are free, with an overall budget of about RMB 3,000–5,000 per person for 4 days.

Grand Hyatt Shanghai: A luxurious experience at the top of the Lujiazui landmark I went to Shanghai for the weekend and stayed at the Grand Hyatt Shanghai. The hotel has a magnificent exterior and a perfect blend of modern and luxurious interior decor, combining Art Deco style with Chinese classical elements, making it a great place to take photos. The hotel's prime location and strong urban atmosphere make you feel like you're in the clouds above a bustling city. Location and Surroundings The hotel is located at 88 Century Avenue, Pudong New Area, Shanghai, on the upper floors of the Jin Mao Tower, overlooking the magnificent views of the Lujiazui Financial District. It is surrounded by shopping centers such as the Shanghai IFC Mall and Super Brand Mall, all within walking distance. The hotel is only 0.4 km from the subway station, making it very convenient to get around. Comfortable Accommodation and Attentive Service 1. Room Type/Layout: We chose a deluxe twin room, which was well laid out and made good use of space. All rooms offer stunning views of Shanghai, and some rooms overlook the spectacular night view of the Huangpu River. 2. Supplies/Facilities: The room is well-equipped with a high-tech room control system, and the bedside touch control panel makes it easy to adjust the lights, curtains, and alarm clock settings. In addition, the hotel offers free broadband and wireless Internet access. 3. Soundproofing/Cleanliness: The hotel is well soundproofed, ensuring a quiet environment for rest, and the cleanliness is excellent, with the room spotless. Special Services and Surprises The hotel maintains the high standard of the Hyatt brand. There is a dedicated staff to help with luggage upon check-in, and the reception staff is friendly and polite. The hotel also offers a wide range of children's activities and services for families, ensuring that children can also enjoy a pleasant trip. In addition, the hotel's spa and fitness center facilities are first-class and open 24 hours a day, perfect for relaxing. Dining and Leisure Facilities The hotel has 8 restaurants and bars offering a variety of international cuisines, including Shanghai, Cantonese, Spanish, Japanese, and buffet. The breakfast is rich and varied, catering to different tastes. In addition, the hotel has an indoor swimming pool, fitness center, and spa to meet the needs of different guests. Other Tips • There are many attractions around the hotel, so it is recommended to arrange time to visit and experience the prosperity and history of Shanghai. • The hotel is very close to the city's main business centers and attractions, making it very convenient to get around. Summary Grand Hyatt Shanghai is not just a place to stay but a reflection of a luxurious lifestyle. Here, you can experience the perfect blend of urban prosperity and tranquility, comfort, and elegance. Whether you're on a business trip or a leisure vacation, Grand Hyatt Shanghai is the perfect choice for you.

1. Itinerary: Attraction destination ☞ Attraction destination [Day 1] The Bund ☞ Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street ☞ Oriental Pearl Tower [Day 2] Shanghai Museum ☞ Yuyuan Garden ☞ Xintiandi [Day 3] Shanghai Disney Resort ☞ Shanghai Wild Animal Park [Day 4] Shanghai Tower ☞ Tianzifang ☞ Shanghai Old Street 2. Recommended attractions The Bund: Enjoy the urban scenery on both sides of the Huangpu River and feel the prosperity and history of Shanghai. Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street: Shopping and leisure, experience the fashion and vitality of Shanghai. Oriental Pearl Tower: Overlook the city from the tower and appreciate the charm of the magic city. Shanghai Museum: Learn about the history and culture of Shanghai and appreciate the rich collection of cultural relics. Yuyuan Garden: Classical garden architecture, feel the delicacy and charm of Jiangnan gardens. Xintiandi: Fashion and leisure area, taste the modern urban style of Shanghai. Shanghai Disney Resort: Enjoy fairy-tale happiness, suitable for family travel. Shanghai Wild Animal Park: Observe wild animals up close and experience the natural ecology. Shanghai Tower: Climb the tallest building in China and overlook the panoramic view of Shanghai. Tianzifang: A gathering place for art and creativity, feel the cultural atmosphere of Shanghai. Shanghai Old Street: Taste the style of old Shanghai and look for the traces of history. 3. Recommended food Xiaolongbao: A Shanghai specialty snack, thin skin, lots of filling, and delicious soup. Pan-fried buns: Crispy crust, juicy meat filling, the first choice for breakfast. Sweet and sour pork ribs: Sweet and sour, tender meat, a classic of Shanghai cuisine. Braised pork: Fat but not greasy, bright red color, rich taste. Crab shell yellow: Crispy shell, delicious crab meat, a traditional Shanghai dim sum. Chicken porridge: Soft and glutinous porridge with tender chicken, rich in nutrition. Smoked fish: Unique smoked flavor, tender fish, a good dish to go with wine. With this guide, your trip to Shanghai will definitely be a charming urban journey, where you can not only experience the prosperity and fashion of an international metropolis, but also taste authentic Shanghai cuisine!

These photos were taken last year, and I'm looking forward to this year's romantic flower season in Shanghai! . 🌷Tulips (all free) 1️⃣The Bund 2️⃣Piano Spring Garden, where you can take photos of tulips and cherry blossoms together 3️⃣Nanyuan Riverside Green Space, which has a large flower field 4️⃣Suzhou River Bund Source, along both sides of the Suzhou River 5️⃣Shanghai Botanical Garden . 🌸Cherry blossoms (most are free) 1️⃣Gucun Park, pink cherry blossoms, crowded, CNY 20 2️⃣Wenshui Road Subway Station, white cherry blossoms, you can take close-up photos of the flowers on the steps, free 3️⃣Hongkou Football Stadium, white cherry blossoms, you can take photos of the subway through the cherry blossoms, free 4️⃣Chenshan Botanical Garden, pink and white cherry blossoms, you can take photos on the grass slope, CNY 60 5️⃣Jing'an Sculpture Park, pink and white cherry blossoms, convenient transportation, free 6️⃣Gongqing Forest Park, the whole park is great for photos, free 7️⃣Zone 3 East Gate of the Expo Source, cherry blossom steps, white cherry blossoms, you can take panoramic photos on the corridor bridge next to it, and you can also take photos of cherry blossoms and the China Pavilion together, free . 🌼Rapeseed flowers 1️⃣Guangfulin Cultural Site, where you can take photos of the white walls and black tiles, free 2️⃣Hemu Village, Qingpu, free .