[2025 Shanghai Attraction] Travel Guide for People's Square (Updated Mar)

#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

🗺️🗺️ 【Travel Itinerary】 Day 1: 14:00 Arrive at Shanghai Pudong Airport I 16:00 Arrive at Nanjing East Road or People's Square and move to your accommodation I 17:00 Shopping around Nanjing East Road I 18:00 Dinner I 19:30 Yuyuan I 9:00 Bund night view Day 2: 9:00 Wukang Mansion I 10:30 Tianzifang I 12:00 Arrive at Xintiandi and have lunch I 13:00 Enjoy a nice cafe & bakery in Xintiandi I 15:00 Shanghai Provisional Government of the Republic of Korea I 16:00 Drop off your shopping at your accommodation and move to Pudong District I 17:30 Oriental Pearl Tower or Shanghai Tower Observatory I 19:00 Dinner Day 3: 9:00 At Nanjing East Road Jianbing I 10:30 Shanghai Disneyland Day 4: 10:00 Shopping I 12:00 Lunch I 14:00 Airport Transfer I 17:00 Return 📍📍【Recommended Attractions】 Shanghai Disneyland / Yuyuan / The Bund / Oriental Pearl Tower / Wukang Mansion / Xintiandi / Tianzifang / Nanjing East Road 🏠🏠【Recommended Hotels】 Lujiashanglu Hotel (Shanghai Nanjing East Road The Bund Center) 📷📷 【Photo Spots】 Shanghai Disneyland / Yuyuan / The Bund / Oriental Pearl Tower / Wukang Mansion / Xintiandi / Tianzifang / Nanjing East Road

#tripพาบินขอภพนำปีใหม่ (Chill, travel around the city, see the view, shop, and eat delicious food) Suitable for those who want to experience the most modern and classic metropolis of Shanghai 🏙️🍜 Day 1: Arrival & Explore Shanghai 🛬 • Morning: Arrive at Shanghai Pudong International Airport (PVG) ✈️ • Getting into the city: Take the Maglev high-speed train (8 minutes) to Longyang Road Station, then transfer to subway line 2 to your accommodation. • Check in at the hotel in The Bund (Waitan) or People’s Square. • Afternoon: • Start your trip at The Bund (Waitan) 🌟 See the view of the tall buildings on the Pudong side and European-style buildings. • Take a walk along the Huangpu River to see the Oriental Pearl Tower 🗼 • Take a boat ride to see the view of the Huangpu River Cruise 🛥️ • Evening: • Take a walk on Nanjing Road 🛍️, a famous shopping street Full of shops and food • Try Xiao Long Bao 🥟 at famous shops in People’s Square such as Din Tai Fung Day 2: Culture & Shopping 🏯 • Morning: • Visit Yuyuan Garden 🌳 a beautiful and peaceful ancient Chinese garden • Stop by City God Temple (Chenghuang Temple) nearby • Getting there: Take subway line 10 to Yuyuan Garden Station • Stroll around the market around the garden, buy souvenirs and local food • Afternoon: • Visit Shanghai Tower 🏢 the tallest building in China Enjoy the city view from the 118th floor observation deck • Transportation: Take subway line 2 to Lujiazui Station • Take a photo with the Oriental Pearl Tower 🗼 • Dinner: • Stroll around Tianzifang 🛍️ a hub of art, cafes and souvenir shops • Transportation: Take subway line 9 to Dapuqiao Station • Dinner at Xintiandi 🍷 and enjoy the night view Day 3: Last stop before heading back 🛍️✈️ • Morning: • Stroll along Nanjing Road 🛍️ and buy souvenirs at Shanghai No.1 Department Store • Or go for a walk at AP Plaza 🛒 (Shanghai Underground Market) • Transportation: Take subway line 2 to Shanghai Science & Technology Museum Station • Afternoon: • Return to the airport • Transportation: Take the Maglev or subway line 2 to Pudong Airport Tips: • Use the Shanghai Public Transportation Card for subway and bus travel • If you travel in spring, (Apr-May) The weather is cool (15-25°C) and suitable for walking. Who is it suitable for? People who want to travel to big cities, like modern atmospheres and mixed cultures, along with shopping and delicious food! Let's travel to Shanghai! 🇨🇳 #TravelPlan #TravelChina #Shanghai

Shanghai at Night: A Neon Journey from People’s Square to the Bund Families! Let’s take a night tour of Shanghai today, from the bustling People’s Square to the brightly lit Bund, let’s experience the charm of this city at night! Time: Around 7pm-9:30pm Route: Last picture Starting point: People’s Square subway station First of all, we set off from Exit 14 of the People’s Square Subway Station. This subway station is really huge and we almost got lost! I would like to remind everyone to take the exit of the shopping mall and never take the exit of People’s Park. It’s dark and scary at night! New World - the style of old Shanghai As soon as I came out, I saw the new world. The architectural style here is very reminiscent of old Shanghai, and people can't help but want to take pictures. The pedestrian street is crowded with people and a sea of ​​light signs Then, I came to the crowded pedestrian street. The buildings here began to become more stylish, and the lights and signs were colorful, making it very festive. atmosphere! Creamsicles and old-fashioned Shanghai products can be found everywhere, and sure enough, “As long as The best proof is that if the flow of people is large enough, homogeneity is not a problem! Check-in point -Futuristic sci-fi style architecture I also encountered a super cool building on the way. Looking back, it seemed like Batman’s future science fiction world. It’s a must-have for taking photos! Water Curtain Cave - a strange escape However, there is a place in the middle that is decorated as a water curtain cave. My sisters and I originally planned to go in and have a look, but were dissuaded by a strange atmosphere. It is better to avoid this kind of place at night. Bell Tower-a surprise on the hour There is a super beautiful clock tower in the middle of the pedestrian street. Every hour, it changes into different patterns, including cranes, dolls...many people stop here to take pictures. Peace Hotel-Iconic Building While walking, I saw the iconic Peace Hotel. The lights at night made it even more unique. It is really a business card of Shanghai! 2 Yuan Ferry - Regret of Missing It I originally planned to experience the 2 yuan ferry, but I couldn't go due to rain and time issues, which was a bit regretful. I would like to remind everyone to pay attention to the operating hours of the ferry. The ferry closes at 18:30, and the Fuxing route closes at 21:00. Don’t miss it like me! Consultation Center - Charging and punching in Finally, we recharged our batteries at the consultation center and discovered a bonus: by checking in on social media, you can receive a postcard from Cheng Huanji, and if you collect 20 likes, you can offset the 29.9 photoshoot fee, which is a great deal! And you can also stamp it. There are many stamps that you can DIY. Unfortunately, I forgot to bring my pocketbook. Huangpu Riverside - a great place to relax Although it's a little regretful, I felt relaxed when I was blowing the river breeze by the Huangpu River and looking back at the brightly lit buildings. It was so relaxing! But let’s just say it! It’s better not to come to the Bund to see the Oriental Pearl Tower on a rainy day. It’s all “hazy and beautiful” and you can’t even see the top. How's it looking? The night in this city is pretty good, right?

The PEOPLE seafood and steak bar is a restaurant located in a historical building near people square. They have delicious willington steak and croquettes. the entrance it’s on Guangfu road and closest metro station is QuFu line 8. Set menus can be purchased which included soup, salad, main course and desert. #christmasgiveaway

People's square, Shanghai Looking through the notes in the notebook shop, everyone's graffiti, some blessings, some confessions, I feel so silly and naive! I also feel quite touched, which makes me want to travel suddenly, and write down my thoughts about friends in a strange city. It's not bad to think about it! Finally, I bought a famous cheesecake and ended the 3-hour tour of Shanghai People's Square [happy] to welcome the arrival of a new week of hot summer [fist] #summervacation#urbanexplorer

Living in Shanghai for nearly two years, it is a shame on me I didn't find this perfect date 🥰 place for an afternoon tea or coffee ☕. Now I know what messed up with my lovely gatherings😂. Also it is better late than never, thanks to my friend from Beijing that I got recommended to Barbarossa restaurant. Located inside the people's square park 🏞️, you have to walk a little bit of 500 metres where this beauty will come into picture. Quite mesmerized by the looks, as it is surrounded by a little pool of water 🌊 Although it is afternoon, quite a number of people to take the window 🪟 side view and I was lucky to have one. Served a perfectly whipped cream of cappuccino to soothe my nerves !! Definitely a go to place in the downtown with a unique style #coffeeshop #summerdays#urbanexplorer#tripfoodie

People’s Square is the heart of downtown Shanghai and a must visit if only to take in the atmosphere. Hundreds, if not thousands, of people walk the street, their silhouettes cast dark in the neon sign light. It is definitely something to behold. #givethanks

#shanghai Cherry blossom in March, COSTCO Shanghai. , People’ square.

A detailed guide to exploring Shanghai in 3 days and 2 nights I. Preparation 1. Documents: ID card, student ID (if applicable, for discounts at some attractions), passport (for international travelers). 2. Clothing: Pack appropriate clothing according to the season. Bring sun-protective clothing, sunscreen, and a hat in summer. In winter, dress warmly with down jackets, scarves, and gloves. 3. Items: Power bank, phone charger, selfie stick, umbrella or raincoat (Shanghai's weather is changeable), common medications (cold medicine, stomach medicine, motion sickness medicine, etc.). 4. Accommodation: Choose hotels or homestays near Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street, People's Square, or the Bund for convenient transportation and travel. Compare prices and reviews on major booking platforms before booking. II. Transportation Guide 1. Airport: Shanghai has two international airports: Pudong International Airport (PVG) and Hongqiao International Airport (SHA). - Pudong International Airport (PVG): Take the Maglev train (fast and exciting), Metro Line 2 (economical and direct access to many city attractions), or the airport bus (multiple routes to different areas). - Hongqiao International Airport (SHA): Connected to Hongqiao Railway Station, a convenient transportation hub. Take Metro Line 2 or Line 10, or the airport bus. 2. City Transportation: - Metro: Shanghai's metro network is well-developed, covering almost all attractions. Purchase tickets at vending machines or download the "Metro Metropolis" app to scan and ride. - Bus: Many routes, but traffic jams are possible. Check real-time bus information before traveling. - Taxi/Ride-hailing: Convenient, but traffic jams are possible during peak hours. Choose travel times wisely. III. Itinerary Day 1: Blend of History and Modernity - Morning: After arriving in Shanghai, head to Yu Garden. Yu Garden is a classic Jiangnan garden, built during the Ming Dynasty's Jiajing and Wanli periods. Explore the exquisite and elegant classical garden, featuring the Sansui Hall, the Grand Rockery, and the Iron Lion. Approx. 2–3 hrs. - Lunch: Dine at Lvbolang Restaurant near Yu Garden and savor authentic Shanghainese cuisine, such as squirrel-shaped mandarin fish, eel in brown sauce, and crab roe soup dumplings. - Afternoon: Walk from Yu Garden to the Bund. The Bund boasts 52 classical revival buildings of various styles, known as the "International Architecture Exhibition Group of the Bund." It's an important historical site and representative architecture of modern China and a Shanghai landmark. Stroll along the Bund, admire the scenery on both sides of the Huangpu River, and ascend the Bund Sightseeing Tunnel for a panoramic view of the Huangpu River and the modern skyscrapers of Lujiazui in Pudong. Approx. 2–3 hrs. - Evening: Enjoy dinner at a restaurant near the Bund. Xinbai Lu Restaurant is recommended for its value. Afterward, admire the dazzling night view of the Bund. You can also take the sightseeing tunnel to Lujiazui in Pudong for a different perspective of Shanghai's nightscape. Day 2: Art and Fashion Tour - Morning: Visit Tianzifang. Tianzifang is a trendy landmark and creative industry cluster, transformed from Shanghai's unique Shikumen architecture. It's also a creative hub for many artists. Wander through the alleys, experience the old Shanghai lifestyle, explore unique shops and creative studios, and savor local snacks like crab shell cakes, plum blossom cakes, and ear-light wontons. Approx. 2–3 hrs. - Lunch: Dine at a restaurant in or near Tianzifang. Many international and local restaurants are available, offering Vietnamese, Japanese, and other cuisines. - Afternoon: Head to Xintiandi. Xintiandi is divided into two parts: South Block and North Block. South Block features modern architecture, while North Block preserves the Shikumen architectural style. Enjoy shopping, entertainment, and dining. Visit Xintiandi No. 1 (a typical Shikumen building showcasing old Shanghai life). Approx. 2–3 hrs. - Evening: Have dinner at Xintiandi, where numerous high-end restaurants and bars await. Afterward, explore the surrounding area and experience Shanghai's nightlife. Day 3: Urban and Natural Encounters - Morning: Visit Shanghai Disneyland (purchase tickets in advance on the official app or travel platforms, and download the Shanghai Disney Resort app for maps, wait times, etc.). Upon entering, get a park map and show schedule. Choose attractions based on wait times and preferences. Recommended attractions include Soaring Over the Horizon (5D experience showcasing world scenery), Seven Dwarfs Mine Train (thrilling and fun), and Pirates of the Caribbean: Battle for the Sunken Treasure (immersive sea battle experience). - Lunch: Dine inside Disneyland. Various themed restaurants and snack stalls offer options like Barbossa's Pig Rib Platter, turkey legs, and Mickey Mouse ice cream. - Afternoon: Continue exploring Disneyland, watch the parade (at a fixed time in the afternoon; find a spot early), interact with Disney characters, and enjoy the festive atmosphere. Visit themed areas like Tomorrowland, Fantasyland, and Adventure Isle for various rides and shows. - Evening: After dinner at Disneyland, watch the castle fireworks show (spectacular; arrive 30 minutes early for a good spot). The dazzling fireworks and lighting effects bring Disney's romantic atmosphere to a climax. After the show, depart according to your arrangements, concluding your delightful Shanghai trip. IV. Food Recommendations 1. Shengjian Mantou (Pan-fried Buns): Crispy skin, juicy filling, golden-brown bottom, and flavorful soup. Recommended restaurants: Dahuchun, Xiaoyang Shengjian. 2. Spare Ribs Rice Cakes: Combines the rich flavor of spare ribs with the soft and crispy texture of rice cakes. Recommended restaurant: Xiandulai. 3. Qingtuan (Green Rice Balls): A traditional Jiangnan snack made with glutinous rice flour and mugwort or other green vegetable juice, filled with sweet bean paste or other fillings. Soft, chewy, and fragrant. Recommended restaurant: Shenda Cheng. 4. Double Stuffed Rice Balls: Filled with sweet bean paste and sesame, soft, and not too sweet. Recommended restaurant: Wangjiasha. 5. Youdunzi (Fried Radish Balls): A traditional Shanghai street snack made with flour, shredded radish, and deep-fried. Crispy outside, soft inside. Available at street food stalls. V. Shopping Recommendations 1. Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street: One of Shanghai's busiest shopping streets, featuring famous brands and department stores like New World City, Shanghai No. 1 Department Store, and Wing On Department Store. Traditional shops like Zhang Xiaoquan and Wangxingji offer souvenirs and handicrafts. 2. Huaihai Road: A hub for fashion and trends, with international luxury brands and trendy shops like Chanel, Louis Vuitton, and Gentle Monster. Unique boutiques and buyer's shops cater to fashion-forward shoppers. 3. Yu Garden Mall: Besides food and Yu Garden, shop for local products like Shanghai pastries, silk products, and gold and silver jewelry. A great place for souvenirs. VI. Precautions 1. Book attraction tickets and restaurants in advance, especially for popular ones, to avoid delays. 2. Safeguard your belongings at Disneyland. 3. Take precautions against heat in summer and cold in winter. 4. Be aware of pickpockets on public transport and protect your valuables.

Here's a guide to admiring Yulan magnolias in Shanghai: Magnolia Viewing Time According to the Shanghai Botanical Garden's monitoring, the first blooming period of Yulan magnolias this year is delayed by 10–15 days compared to normal years, and the peak blooming period is around mid-March. Magnolia Viewing Locations - Lujiazui Central Green Area: You can frame the Lujiazui skyline with patches of Yulan magnolias. Taking photos under the "Returning Oasis" public sculpture is beautiful.  - People's Square: There is a row of Yulan magnolias, which can be framed with the landmark buildings and the church in People's Square. Take Exit 20 of People's Square Station on subway lines 1/2/8.  - Longhua Temple: The thousand-year-old temple complements the Yulan magnolias, creating a rich atmosphere. After entering Longhua Temple, walk along the left side towards the back to see them.  - Minhang Cultural Park: This park has the largest area of Yulan magnolias in Shanghai, including white and purple varieties. You can also frame them with tulips. The areas near Gate 2 and Gate 3 are good photo spots.  - Yan'an Zhong Road Green Area: There is a flourishing Yulan magnolia tree. You can capture a mirror effect at the Sea Coconut Grove.  - Shanghai Exhibition Center: Yulan magnolias can be framed with tulips and historical buildings. The West Friendship Hall, West Garden, and East Garden are all good photo spots.  Photography Tips - Choose the right time: The soft light in the morning or evening can create a translucent effect on the petals. Avoid the harsh midday sun, which can cause shadows. - Find a simple background: Use the blue sky, building walls, etc., as a background to highlight the pure white magnolia blossoms and reduce clutter. - Try different angles: Shoot upwards with the sky as the background to showcase the flowers' posture; shoot downwards to capture the top of the flowers and the stamens; you can also take close-ups to highlight details.

Shanghai Museum's Egypt Exhibition↓ See it now! A super photogenic and stunning exhibition! See the Pharaohs without going to Egypt! This is the largest and highest-level exhibition of ancient Egyptian artifacts ever to leave Egypt, with 788 pieces, over 95% of which are being displayed abroad for the first time. It's exclusively in Shanghai, bringing Egyptian history right before your eyes! Highly recommended! Address: Shanghai Museum, People's Square Exhibition Period: Jul 19, 2024–Aug 17, 2025 Exhibition Hours: 9:00am–5:00pm (Closed on Mondays), Extended evening hours until 9:00pm on Fridays and Saturdays Transportation: Direct access via Metro Lines 1, 2, and 8 to People's Square Station Tickets: 148 CNY/person. Advance booking required through the Shanghai Museum's official channels (reservations for the following month open at 12:00pm on the 1st of each month). [Highlights] Statues of Tutankhamun, Ramses II, and Amenemhat III, complete sets of mummy coffins, queen's gold jewelry… each piece is a historical treasure. [Special Exhibition Sections] *Realm of the Pharaohs*: The largest exhibition hall, featuring core artifacts and showcasing ancient Egyptian royal views and beliefs about the afterlife. A condensed history of Egyptian civilization. *Secrets of Saqqara*: Showcasing major archaeological discoveries from the past decade, including exquisite painted coffins and animal mummies. Each exhibit carries millennia of mystery. *The Age of Tutankhamun*: Focusing on this renowned pharaoh, this section explores the interplay of religion and social change on the historical stage. It's also the most photogenic part of the exhibition. [Key Points - Important Advice!] 1. After the exhibition, you absolutely must experience the "VRI: The Vanished Pharaohs" on the second floor! It's amazing! It puts you right inside a pyramid for an immersive adventure, exploring and learning about ancient Egyptian history, culture, and customs. Tickets are 198 CNY, and trust me, it's worth every penny! 2. For exhibitions like this, guided tours are essential. I recommend the regular guided tour; the more expensive premium tours aren't really necessary. The cheaper smart guide devices, AR glasses, etc., aren't recommended either… don't waste your money. 3. Bring your ID card, as you'll need to scan it upon entering each hall. Wear comfortable shoes and bring water and snacks, as things are expensive at the museum. So, what are you waiting for? An exhibition of this caliber is rare, so go for it!

#Overseas travel I tried it because they say that crab meat noodles are famous in Shanghai. I visited the chain store Weixingji Nanjing East Road branch on Nanjing East Road. It was a 5-minute walk from Exit 20 of People's Square Station, so it wasn't hard to find! It sells crab meat noodles and crab meat xiaolongbao, and the price is about 16,000 won each, so it's not cheap. It had a slightly fishy taste! 📍686 Jiujiang Road Opening hours: Every day 09:00-22:00

#ChinaTravel Haidilao Hot Pot People's Square Branch (海底捞火锅) 📍Location and operating hours • Address: No. 300 Nanjing East Road, Huangpu District, Shanghai, China • Operating hours: am 10:00 - am 07:00 ✔️ Fresh ingredients and various broths 🍖🦑 Haidilao Hot Pot is famous for its various broth options and fresh ingredients. The meat and seafood are fresh and delicious, so you can enjoy the hot pot to the fullest! ✔️ Hand massage service provided in the lobby while waiting 💆♀️ Don't worry about waiting for a long time! You can receive a free hand massage in the lobby, so you can wait comfortably. It feels like all your fatigue has disappeared! ✔️ Comfortable waiting space and friendly service 🙌 The waiting space is spacious and comfortable, and the staff provides really friendly service. It's a place where meticulous consideration for customers stands out. ✔️ You can visit even at dawn! It is open until 7 am, so it is perfect for a late-night snack!

📍Address: Shanghai Museum (People's Square) 🚗Transportation: Metro Line 2, People's Square Station, Exit 1 👍️Must-sees: The Ancient Egyptian Civilization Exhibition is on the first floor, consisting of three exhibitions: Ancient Egypt, Secrets of Saqqara, and Tutankhamun's Time. With over 900 exhibits, a significant portion from the Egyptian Museum in Cairo, the exhibition boasts high value and quality. Viewing this exhibition allows for a comprehensive understanding of why Egypt is one of the four ancient civilizations, marveling at its long history and the wisdom of the ancients. 🎟️Tickets: 148 yuan. Weekend tickets are quite sought after; refreshing the booking page occasionally may yield cancelled tickets. 💗Other tips: 1. Allow at least 3 hours for your visit. 2. The exhibition hall is quite cold, so dress warmly.

What to do when you first come to Shanghai? This guide will help you do it easily! All the popular attractions, food and photo-taking spots in Shanghai are included in one place! 📸🍜 🏨 Recommended accommodation: People's Square/Near Nanjing East Road The transportation here is convenient, with the subway going directly to major tourist attractions. In the evening, you can also visit the night market, eat snacks, and feel the fireworks of Shanghai. 🌃🍢 🚇 Transportation: Subway + Walking Shanghai's subway network extends in all directions, and most tourist attractions can be directly connected by subway, making travel extremely convenient! 🚀 📅 Itinerary reference 📅 Day 1: The Bund → Nanjing East Road → Yu Garden ✨ The Bund: Check out the International Building Complex during the day and feel the fusion of history and modernity; enjoy the night view of the Huangpu River at night and take super beautiful photos! ✨ Nanjing East Road: a shopping paradise🛍, with everything you need for eating, drinking and having fun. If you’re tired of shopping, have a serving of Xiao Yang’s Fried Dumplings, YYDS! ✨ Yu Garden: A classical garden, take a stroll and feel the old Shanghai style. Don’t miss Chenghuang Temple Snack Street, where a variety of delicious food is waiting for you to try! 📅 Day 2: Disneyland ✨ Disney: Get up early and enter the park. Must-try attractions include TRON Lightcycle Power Run, Soar Over the Horizon, and Pirates of the Caribbean🏴‍☠. ✨ Fireworks show: starts at 8pm, grab a good seat in advance, the dreaminess is so amazing that you can’t stop 😭. 📅 Day 3: Wukang Road → Tianzifang → Xintiandi ✨ Wukang Road: A popular check-in spot📸, Wukang Building is a must-photograph landmark. There are also many niche cafes along the road☕, which is full of literary and artistic style! ✨ Tianzifang: A must-visit place for literary and fresh people! There are all kinds of creative shops hidden in the alleys, which are suitable for leisurely strolling. ✨ Xintiandi: A gathering place for fashion trends💃, come here for a drink at night and feel the charm of the Magic City’s nightlife! 🍜 Food recommendations ✨ Xiao Yang Sheng Jian: thin skin, rich fillings, and juicy soup, every bite is satisfying! ✨ Nanxiang Xiaolongbao: A time-honored brand near Yu Garden. The dumplings are so juicy and tender! ✨ Xiandelai pork ribs and rice cake: a Shanghai specialty snack, moderately sweet and salty, and full of aftertaste! 💡 Tips ✨ Download the "Metro Metropolis" APP in advance, and it is super convenient to scan the QR code to travel in the subway. ✨ It is recommended to book Disney tickets in advance to avoid holidays as there are fewer people and the experience is better. ✨ It is recommended to go to the Bund after 7 o'clock at night, when all the lights are on and the scenery is more beautiful. 🌟 The wonders of Shanghai are waiting for you to discover! Save this guide now and start your journey to the Magic City!

🌸Affected by the "early summer" temperature over the weekend, the white magnolias in People's Square were about 50-60% in bloom. 🌸You can see a white area across the road, which is quite spectacular and you can take pictures. 👍There are more flowers blooming in the part closer to the east, and the purple magnolia is still in bud stage, so we have to wait a little longer. 🌸It's been cold these days, and it will probably be better this weekend. I hope the blooming magnolias won't be destroyed by strong winds and heavy rains~ 📸Photography time: 2025.3.3 🌸Flower condition: 50-60% bloomed People's Square

It was a trip to Shanghai, China 🇨🇳 Shanghai is a vibrant metropolis that blends traditional culture with modernity, offering countless opportunities for stunning photographs 📸 We started our Shanghai adventure with an early morning ☀️ visit to The Bund, the city’s iconic waterfront area. The soft morning light ✨ made the historic colonial-era buildings along the waterfront look even more majestic, while the modern skyline of Pudong across the river added a striking contrast 🙌 The stillness of the river at dawn and the reflection of the buildings in the water provided perfect photo opportunities 📸 It’s one of the best spots in the city to capture both old and new Shanghai 🙌 📍Zhongshan East 1st Road, Shanghai, China We then headed to Yu Garden 🌺 a traditional Chinese garden located in the Old City of Shanghai. The garden’s serene ponds, classical pavilions, winding paths, and lush greenery 🌱 offer an incredible contrast to the city’s fast-paced life. We visited in late morning ⛅️ when the light gently illuminated the delicate architecture and vibrant flora. If you’re looking for a mix of nature and history, Yu Garden is a must-visit 🙌 📍218 Anren Street, Shanghai, China For a breathtaking panoramic view of Shanghai, we visited the Shanghai Tower early in the morning ☀️ The tower is the tallest building in China, and we went up to the observation deck on the 118th floor to capture sweeping views of the entire city. At sunrise, the soft golden light ✨ reflected off the modern glass buildings, creating the perfect setting for wide-angle shots 📸 of Shanghai’s impressive skyline. The contrast between the futuristic skyscrapers and the city’s historic districts was a sight to behold 🙌 📍501 Yincheng Middle Rd, Lujiazui, Pudong, Shanghai, China In the afternoon, we visited People’s Square, one of the city’s main public spaces, which is surrounded by impressive buildings and lush greenery 🌱 Right next to the square is the Shanghai Museum, a striking modern building with an impressive collection of Chinese art. The architecture of the museum itself is worth photographing 📸 with its round, bronze-colored exterior. The park surrounding the square is a great spot for street photography, capturing the busy life of the city 😍 📍201 Renmin Ave, Huangpu District, Shanghai, China If you have any extra time or are looking for a place to capture the energy of the city after dark, Nanjing Road is the place to be 💯It’s one of the world’s busiest shopping streets, and at night, it transforms into a dazzling spectacle of lights 🙌🙌🙌 #chinatrip #Vacation #travel

China has a history of cultivating magnolias for over 2500 years. In the late 18th century, magnolias were introduced from China to European countries such as the UK and France, where they became quite popular. Between 1820 and 1840, horticulturist Bodin hybridized white magnolias with purple magnolias to create 17 different colored cultivars, which were the first artificially hybridized magnolia species. These were later reintroduced to China. Botanists have since developed many new varieties, which are widely cultivated in various regions. In addition to white magnolias, Shanghai also grows other magnolia species such as Yulan magnolia, Erqiao magnolia, Hongyun magnolia, Feihuang magnolia, purple magnolia, and star magnolia. The white magnolia flowers are pure white like jade, with each bloom facing upwards. From a distance, they look like butterflies poised to take flight, resting on branches, and the gentle breeze brings a faint floral fragrance. ✅Jing'an District: Zhilan Park, Friendship Hall Green Space, Zhabei Park ✅Hongkou District: Baima Cafe, Dong'an Green Space, Binjiang Green Space ✅Yangpu District: Along Dalian Road, Southeast corner of Shunping Road and Longchang Road, Northwest side of Dahu Mountain Road and Feihong Road ✅Huangpu District: People's Square, Fulu Green Space, Magnolia Garden ✅Xuhui District: Xujiahui Park, Guilin Park, Hengshan Park, Tianlin Park, Kangjian Garden ✅Pudong New Area: Magnolia Garden, Taolin Road, Gaoqing Road Green Space

#favouriteitinerary Gui Man Long is a restaurant that serves Hangzhou cuisine. The design of the restaurant is themed around the West Lake Boat Feast, with decoration full of Jiangnan charm, creating an elegant and peaceful atmosphere. There are boats inside the restaurant where guests can dine. We ordered the signature dishes, including Black Pepper Roast Hangzhou Beggar's Chicken, Handmade Fried Sweet and Sour Pork, Scallion Oil Noodles, Lamb Skewers, and Five-Nut Brown Sugar Mochi. When the Beggar's Chicken arrived, it was wrapped in a basket, and the staff handed us a small hammer to let one of us knock three times, symbolizing good fortune. The grilled lamb skewers were delicious. After eating one skewer, we felt it wasn’t enough, so we ordered two more, totaling three skewers. Personally, I also really liked the Beggar's Chicken, as the meat was tender, flavorful, and very tasty.

🔥The most affordable 🍚lin in Shanghai - Mi Xiang Zai, has a glorious history of 80 years! 🖼Restaurant Environment: In the long river of long years, Mi Xiang Zai is like a splendid food pearl, shining with a unique light. The first thing to mention is bound to be the mouth-watering one 👍Most Recommended: Mix with sesame sauce 。當呢一碗充滿魅力嘅拌麵擺喺面前，你會立刻被嗰濃郁醇厚嘅醬汁所吸引。每一條麵條都好似被施咗魔法，同麻醬緊密相擁，散發出誘人嘅香味。後廚師傅嘅精湛技藝喺呢一碗麵中展現得淋漓盡致，煮麵時對火候嘅精準掌控，使得麵條嘅口感恰到好處，既保留咗一定嘅韌性，又有住柔軟嘅內心。拌麵時對軟硬程度嘅拿捏更係講究, not more than a penny, not less than a cent, just to present the most perfect taste. 👍Most Recommended: Pork liver kidney stir-fried noodles It is also a delicious dish that cannot be missed. The pork liver is tender and juicy, and the kidneys are crispy and tender. 👍Most Recommended: Fried pork chop Selected quality pork, wrapped in carefully prepared noodles, rolled and fried in hot oil, the thickness of the noodles is perfect, not thick or thin, just enough to lightly wrap the large pieces of tender pork inside. And the meat inside still maintains tender and juicy state. 👍Most Recommended: Beef curry soup It is also a rich curry soup, fragrant, makes people can not help but swallow saliva when smelling. At Wei Xiang Zai, every delicacy is the crystallization of the masters' careful cooking. Every bite is a tribute to the traditional food culture.

🌴 10 places to visit in Shanghai by yourself Coordinates as shown in the first picture!! What I would like to recommend is 1. Payment Most of the society here is cashless payment. You should be prepared to download the following apps: - Ali pay Used mainly for paying money, taking the subway, various transportation, including calling a taxi like DiDi. *Linked with a credit card, Travel card If you do not have the card, we recommend applying for True wallet and enabling a Virtual Cerdit Card. It will be a Master Card that will withdraw money from your True Wallet account. ***Importantly, we recommend using a Mastercard because some Visa cards can actually be linked, but will not work when used in China. - We Chat This is another option in some cases where some stores or some people do not have Ali pay and will use this app instead. You should have it installed. You can spend money. - True Money With True wallet money from Thailand, you can easily top up in many ways, such as at 7-Eleven, TrueMoney top-up cards, and linking a bank account. **You can press to spend money similar to Ali pay by pressing to pay. And select the top right corner to pay abroad, select the country, open the QR code, and you're done. You can pay now. 2. Domestic travel 2.1 Shanghai Pudong Airport, enter the city - We choose to use Meglev, a high-speed train, arriving within 8 minutes. Show your flight ticket, receive the remaining 40¥ (normally 50¥) Get off at the destination station, Longyang Staion, Line 2. *In addition, for those who are more convenient, the subway, bus, the cost will be much cheaper, or Taxi, DiDi, but it takes about 1 hour. 2.2 Metro subway The cost is cheap, starting at 3¥. On average, traveling a long distance will be about 3-6¥. 2.3 DiDi or Taxi DiDi is similar to Grab in our country. Call through Ali pay, the cost will be shown, and you can press to pay through the app. *Sometimes you will get a discount. Taxi meter is calculated based on distance and size of the car. ***Every car I have encountered in this type of travel will smell quite heavily of cigarette smoke. 3. Shopping and food sources I mainly recommend Nanjing Road, which has quite a lot of food such as cheap boiled fish, giant grilled lamb skewers, and many souvenir and toy shops such as Popmart, Toptoys, M&M, Disney Store. ***Lastly, this city is beautiful, modern, similar to Europe, but there are some things that we don't like, such as people who like to walk around bumping into each other, people who like to cough without covering their mouths, and coughing a lot everywhere. **Cigarettes are smoked all over the city, even in the mall restrooms. Even in Disneyland, there are children who smoke. Whether you like a place or people depends on personal preference, but I recommend a city that is quite beautiful and suitable to see with your own eyes at least once in your life. 😊

#ChinaTravel #ShanghaiTravel The sunset seen from People's Square in Shanghai is a moment where you can feel the city's dynamism and romance at the same time. As the sun sets, the sky turns orange, and iconic buildings such as the Shanghai Museum and the Shanghai Grand Theater shine even more elegantly in the soft sunset light. As the streets gradually become dark, neon signs turn on one by one, creating a lively atmosphere different from the daytime. The sunset at People's Square, which leaves a calm lingering impression even in the noise of the city, presents another charm of Shanghai.

#hiddengems People's Square, located in the heart of Shanghai, is a vibrant urban oasis that beautifully blends nature with culture. This expansive public space is surrounded by stunning architecture, including the Shanghai Museum and the Shanghai Urban Planning Exhibition Center. Visitors can enjoy leisurely strolls amidst lush greenery, vibrant flower beds, and tranquil ponds, making it an ideal spot for relaxation or a family picnic. The square also serves as a hub for cultural events and performances, showcasing local talent and bringing the community together. What truly sets People's Square apart is its accessibility and the sense of history it embodies. The juxtaposition of modern skyscrapers with historical landmarks creates a dynamic atmosphere that reflects Shanghai's rapid development while honoring its past. Whether you’re an art enthusiast exploring the museum or a casual visitor soaking in the lively ambiance, People's Square offers a unique glimpse into the city's spirit. It's a hidden gem that should not be missed by anyone exploring Shanghai.

It's a milk tea with just the right amount of sweetness. Sip it up with mashed taro and chewy mochi. It's so delicious that I've never had this kind of flavor before. You should try it. Pin it up.

🌈 Michelin love, a story of noodles Craftsmanship for 63 years! 🌈 Michelin-listed Yongfeng Noodle Shop Not just a noodle shop, but a piece of history Every diner who steps through the door is deeply attracted Just for the authentic taste and sentiment 👍 Noodles + soup, every dish is a classic A bowl of noodles with braised beef tendon, spicy sauce, and pickled vegetables is a perfect combination. The noodles are chewy and fragrant, the beef tendon is well-cooked, and every bite is a taste of the classic old shop 🌈 The walls are covered with old photos of Yongfeng Noodle Shop on Anji Road Each frame carries a story of the years Evoking memories for countless people 🌈 A reunion after relocation Yongfeng Noodle Shop on Hankou Road continues the same taste For many people, this is a childhood memory 63 years of heritage, this Michelin sign is well-deserved 📌 Avoid peak hours to avoid long wait times ⛺️ Name: Yongfeng Noodle Shop 📍 Address: 320 Hankou Road

I was best of hotpot restrant in Shanghai. yellow pint is the place in my photo. #火鍋 #hotpot #上海 #shanghai #shanghaitrip