[2025 Shanghai Attraction] Travel Guide for The Bund (Updated Apr)

Shanghai, this charming city, is really a place where people don’t want to leave once they come! 🏙️ This place has both the modern feel of a skyscraper and the retro style of an old alley. Today, let’s talk about my Shanghai travel guide and take you to explore this city that never sleeps! Must-see attractions 1. The Bund 🏙️The Bund at night is brightly lit, and the four-piece Lujiazui suite (Oriental Pearl Tower, Shanghai Tower, Jinmao Tower, and Shanghai World Financial Center) on the opposite bank are shining in the night sky. Taking a walk along the river and feeling the sparkling waves of the Huangpu River is so romantic! 2. Tianzifang🎨This is an old alley full of artistic atmosphere, and every corner is full of literary and artistic style. There are all kinds of small shops, cafes, and art studios, and you won’t get bored even if you spend a whole day there. 3. Disneyland 🎢The fairy-tale world of Disneyland is definitely a paradise for children and adults. Remember to go early and try all the activities, and don’t forget the fireworks show at night, it’s simply magnificent! 4. Shanghai Museum🏛️If you want to learn about the history and culture of Shanghai, Shanghai Museum is definitely a good place to go. The rich exhibits, from bronzes to porcelains, will satisfy you all. 5. Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street 🛍️This is Shanghai’s shopping paradise, with a wide variety of brands. Don’t forget to try the street food. The candied haws and pan-fried buns at the snack stalls are very authentic. 6. Yu Garden 🏮The quaint Yu Garden has the exquisiteness and charm of Jiangnan gardens. Walk along the Nine-Curve Bridge, look at the goldfish in the pond, and feel the tranquility of the classical garden. 7. Wukang Building 🏠This historic building has witnessed the changes of Shanghai. Have a cup of coffee downstairs, watch the passers-by, and feel the pulse of the city. 8. Shanghai Science and Technology Museum 🔬 If you are taking your children, the Science and Technology Museum is a good choice. Various interactive experience projects allow children to learn scientific knowledge while having fun. Food recommendation: Xiao Yang Sheng Jian: thin skin, large filling, rich soup, and a full sense of happiness after one bite. • Crab Shell Yellow: Crispy and delicious, with a variety of fillings, it is a great choice for breakfast. • Shanghainese cuisine: braised pork, stir-fried river shrimp, and fried bream paste, each of which is unforgettable. Transportation: Transportation in Shanghai is very convenient, with subways, buses, taxis, and shared bikes available. The subway lines cover a wide range and can basically reach anywhere you want to go. Accommodation • Near the Bund: You can enjoy the beautiful view of the Huangpu River, and the night view is even more beautiful at night. • Around Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street: convenient for shopping and traveling. • Xujiahui: convenient transportation and complete surrounding facilities. Tips • Shanghai's attractions are relatively scattered, so it is recommended to plan your itinerary in advance and arrange your time reasonably. • There are more people on holidays, so try to avoid traveling during peak hours. • Try to use subways and buses for travel, which is both environmentally friendly and convenient. #Follow Cheng Huan Ji to travel in Shanghai #Shanghai must-see attractions real shot #o"tag"mtypes

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Best Time to Visit - Day vs. Night: - Daytime (fewer people, good for photos) - Nighttime (19:00-22:00 light show, spectacular night views!) - Recommended time: Dusk (catch both sunset and night views at once) 🚇 Transportation - Subway: Line 2/10 "Nanjing East Road Station," 10-minute walk - Ferry: 2 yuan Huangpu River night cruise experience (Dongchang Road—Jinling East Road) 🌟 Must-Visit Spots ✔ Historic Buildings: Century-old architecture, stunning at night ✔ Huangpu River Viewing Platform: Best spot to photograph Lujiazui's three iconic buildings ✔ Waibaidu Bridge: Filming location for "Romance in the Rain" ✔ Nanjing East Road Pedestrian Street: Shopping + food, direct access to the Bund 🍽️ Nearby Food Recommendations - Time-honored establishments: Peace Hotel afternoon tea, Shen Da Cheng green rice balls - Riverside restaurants: POP Terrace Restaurant (excellent for photos) ⚠️ Notes - Crowded on weekends/holidays, best to visit during off-peak hours - Windy by the river, remember to bring a jacket in autumn/winter

#ChinaTravelMoment #Shanghai #ShanghaiTravel #China #WaiTan 📍Shanghai WaiTan (外滩) – A night view spot along the Huangpu River✨ If you come to Shanghai, the hot place you must visit is **WaiTan (外滩)**! This place along the Huangpu River (黄浦江) is a special place where the past and the present coexist. It's so pretty even during the day. I visited both. 📍A street full of history and atmosphere WaiTan is a street lined with Western-style buildings that were formed when Western powers entered Shanghai in the late 19th century. There are various styles of buildings such as British, French, Gothic, and Baroque, so just walking around feels like time travel! ⏳ 📍On the other side are the skyscrapers of Pudong, and on the other side of the river are the modern landmarks of Shanghai. Oriental Pearl Tower (东方明珠塔), Shanghai Tower (上海中心大厦), Jin Mao Tower (金茂大厦), etc. The classical Bund buildings and Pudong's high-rise buildings create a fantastic contrast, and at night, they present a panoramic night view full of lights! It's a really great photo spot for taking life shots.📸

#discoverchina 🏨 Hotel: Yuzhan No.8 Art Hotel (Shanghai Beach Branch) - PRIME location right in The Bund area - Walking distance to convenience store, The Bund, Nanjing Road Metro Station (200m), Nanjing Road - Opposite Trinity Church and the Carlowitz & Co Building (A HOT photo spot overlooking the Oriental Pearl Tower) - Comes with basic Breakfast - Lobby offers free tea, coffee, and water 🦀 李白蟹蟹黄面 (Li Bai’s Crab Roe Noodles) - Local’s favourite for Crab Roe Noodles - MUST-TRIES: Crab Roe Noodles, Crab Roe & Abalone Noodles, Sweet & Sour Fish - Tip: There’s a seat at a corner overlooking the Oriental Pearl Tower. Take a photo there minus the crowd! 🌆 The Bund - Lights up at 6pm, OFF at 10pm SHARP - BEST spot during lights up: Electrical box in front of Bangkok Bank (Be there by 5:30pm) - Best to views: From the pier or ferry - Great place to have an evening stroll with some simple dining options 🪭 叙宴 (Xuyan): - A themed banquet with costumes, performances, and fine dining experience - Current Themes: Tang Dynasty OR Nezha (We Chose Tang) - Duration of show: 1.5 hours - TIP: Arrive at least 2 hours earlier for the BEST costume. Hair & makeup takes around 1 hour 🌸 Wenshui Road Station (Exit 4): - A Cherry blossom hotspot right outside the metro! 🐉 Lost Heaven: - Michelin-recommended authentic Yunnan cuisine overlooking The Bund - MUST-TRIES: Ghost Chicken, Tea Leaf Salad, Yunnan Wild Vegetable Pancakes, Spicy cod steamed in Banana Leaves, Iced Lilium with Goji Berry 🧱 Xintiandi: - Former Residence of Dr. Sun Yat Sen - Sinan Mansion - Cathay Cinema - HARMAY cosmetics ☕Wukang Road: - Wukang Mansion - 13 de Marzo (Coffee with bear toy) 🛍️ Nanjing Road: - If you LOVE cute things: POP MART, Top Toy, Miniso Land (TIP: Get the Shanghai-Exclusive “Hello Dimoo” Plush (Only 249 RMB!!) - W. Management (Fashion), HBAF Bafeng Snack Shop, Luckin Coffee, and more! #china #chinatravel #travel #chinatrip #chinaitinerary #hanfu #hanfuexperience #getgoing2025 #thingstodo #myitinerary #shanghai #shanghaiitinerary #thebund #spring #sakura #cherryblossoms

This trip took advantage of the 3-day weekend and went to Shanghai, where a tourist visa was no longer required✨ There aren't many landmarks in Shanghai, so I was able to use the entire 2 nights and 3 days to do just the right amount of sightseeing🌸 The main attractions I'll be introducing this time are the classic tourist spots ・Yuyuan Shopping Mall ・The Bund ・Shanghai Disneyland Below is the itinerary↓↓↓ Day 1: Arrive at Shanghai Pudong International Airport Yuyuan Shopping Mall → Nanjing East Road → The Bund Day 2: Shanghai Disneyland🐭🏰🤍 Day 3: Supermarket, shopping mall souvenir shopping🛍️ → Return home [Recommended food] 1. Yuyan Gongguan·Shanghai Cuisine (Nanjing East Road store) The braised pork is on another level. And the potato salad is on another level. 2. Nanfei Mantou Shop The most famous shop in Shanghai I recommend the crab miso soup dumplings!!! ! ! ! 3. Disneyland Gourmet [Recommended Hotel] Grand Hyatt Shanghai Shanghai is home to many luxury hotels that are famous in Japan, and you can stay there for even cheaper prices than in Japan. I will share more details in another post 💷🛀🩷 By the way, the trains in Shanghai are very cheap and easy to ride, but there is always a baggage inspection, which was quite troublesome. #Shanghai #ShanghaiDisney #GirlsTrip #WeekendTrip 💰Price per person: Under 100,000 yen

Day 1 Morning: Depart from Bangkok to Shanghai ✈️🇨🇳 📍Address: Check in at Home Inn Plus (Shanghai Xintiandi Lujiabang) Evening: Visit the 400-year-old Yiyuan Garden, have dinner ✨ Day 2 Morning: Visit the Shanghai Natural History Museum 🦕 Afternoon: Visit Starbucks Reserve Roastery ☕️ Evening: Shanghai City Bus Sightseeing, take a bus to see Shanghai at night 🚌 Day 3 Morning: Visit the Shanghai Astronomical Museum, the largest in the world 🪐 Afternoon: Enjoy the view of the Western-style architectural buildings The Bund and Waidan Beach 🌃 Evening: Visit Nanjing Road, go shopping, and have dinner 🛍️ Day 4 Morning: Visit the Shanghai Ocean Aquarium 🐠 Afternoon: Visit the Thousand Trees Building 🌳 Evening: Enjoy the view from the 118th floor of the Shanghai Tower 🏙️ Day 5 Morning: Visit the North Bund Green Land Park 🏞️ Line: Visit the Shanghai Automobile Museum 🚗 Afternoon: Visit the Union Church, a European-style architecture ⛪️ Evening: Visit the Xintiandi area and have dinner 🍔 Day 6 Visit Shanghai Disneyland all day 🎡 Day 7 Travel back to Thailand ✈️🇹🇭 #TravelChina #PlanTravelChina #PlanTravelHoliday

🌸 Spring in Shanghai is like a dream! Cherry blossoms, sycamore trees, and old villas are all shining. How to spend the 3-day Qingming holiday? Keep this nanny-level guide to avoid the crowds and experience something new~ 🌟 Pre-trip preparation: Spring clothes + lightweight is the key The temperature difference in Shanghai in April is large (10°C-22°C), so layering is the most practical! Bring a windbreaker + thin knitwear to take off when it's hot and put on when it's cold. Choose sneakers or loafers for your shoes, and you can walk 20,000 steps a day without pressure~ ⚠️ Key point: A dual-use umbrella is a must! It rains when you least expect it in Shanghai, and it can also be used as a photo prop. Pack small items such as a power bank, folding shopping bag, and wet wipes in your bag, they will be super useful at critical moments! 🚇 Route planning: Easy to check in even if you walk a lot 1. Xuhui Riverside Cherry Blossom Avenue (limited from March 20 to April 17) Ride a shared bike to chase cherry blossoms! Pass by the Tank Shanghai Art Center to take ins-style blockbusters, visit the Long Museum to see the 3,000-year civilization exhibition, and finally have a cup of limited-edition coffee at the Starbucks Snoopy pop-up store☕️, your girlish heart will burst! 2. Wukang Road Citywalk (free route) From the bow balcony to Ba Jin's Former Residence, there is a Republican style all the way. It is recommended to go to "Joe Coffee" terrace to see the three-piece set, and order a dirty coffee at "Old Mack Cafe" in the evening. The retro green window is super photogenic! 3. New ways to tour the Bund at night Don't just squeeze by the river! Try the "Bund Sightseeing Bus" (unlimited rides for 24 hours), listen to the commentary with headphones, and get off to take photos of the Peace Hotel and Waldorf Astoria Hotel. Take the 2-yuan ferry across the river at night to watch the light show, it's super healing 🌉 4. Yu Garden + Tianzifang (a collision of classical and artistic styles) Visit Yu Garden in the morning to see koi, and eat crab roe xiaolongbao at Green Wave Gallery at noon. In the afternoon, go into the alleys of Tianzifang, shop for handmade earrings, and hang out at the "Duoshizhiqiu" cafe to pet cats and relax~ 5. Zhujiajiao Ancient Town (1-hour drive) Avoid the crowds in the city! Take a panoramic view of the water town at the Fangsheng Bridge, taste Grandma's rice dumplings and Zha Rou, and remember to bring mosquito repellent when you take a boat trip on the river~ 🍜 Must-eat list: Sweet tooth lovers, a happy warning • Dabuhun Fried Buns: Crispy bottom and juicy, super satisfying with beef soup! • Shenda Chengqingtuan: The red bean paste filling is dense, and the mugwort fragrance is super strong. • International Hotel Butterfly Pastry: The freshly baked ones are so crispy that they crumble, perfect as a souvenir! • Alley Restaurant: The local braised pork is rich in sauce, a perfect match with rice 🍚 📝 Notes: Local private Tips 1. Use the "Metro Daduhui" APP for the subway, it is more convenient to scan the code with Alipay. 2. Make reservations for attractions in advance! There are many people at the Long Museum and Yu Garden on weekends, so it is recommended to stagger the peak hours. 3. Bring stomach medicine! It is easy to get tired of eating too many sweet foods, so it is more reassuring to prepare some digestive medicine. 4. Recommended surrounding tours: Sheshan National Forest Park for oxygen absorption, and Fengjing Ancient Town for watching intangible cultural heritage blue dyeing~ 💡 Hidden gems: On Huqiu Road on the second facade of the Bund, there are many treasure buyer shops and galleries, a must-see for literary and artistic youths! This spring, come to Shanghai to feel the charm of the old villas and new landmarks intertwined~ Remember to wear a pair of comfortable shoes, because every step is a scenery! 👣🌸

This time, I'd like to introduce some of the best places I visited during my visit to Shanghai! At first, I was a little nervous about going to China, but when I actually got there, it was completely different to what I had imagined. The people were kind, and although few people could speak English, they were very gentle and it became one of my favorite places. Prices are also a little cheaper than in Japan, and the Chinese food is very delicious. I think it suits Japanese tastes. It is more developed than I expected, with most cars and electric bikes, the city is quiet, and the air doesn't seem very polluted. I was able to pay all by electronic payment without having to withdraw cash. If you're thinking about going to China, why not start by visiting Shanghai? +‥‥‥‥‥‥‥‥‥‥‥‥‥‥‥‥‥‥‥‥‥‥‥‥‥‥‥‥‥‥‥‥‥‥‥+ Like! Follows are also welcome +‥‥‥‥‥‥‥‥‥‥‥‥‥‥‥‥‥‥‥‥‥‥‥‥‥‥‥‥‥‥‥‥‥‥+ #AroundTheWorld #OverseasTravel #AroundTheWorldCouple #TravelLoversCouple #PreparingForAroundTheWorld #TravelPreparation #ChinaTourism #Shanghai

#MarchGoodPlaces2025 Shanghai · The Bund & World Expo Museum 📍 The Bund The Bund is one of Shanghai's most iconic landmarks. The bright lights at night make the skyscrapers of Lujiazui in Pudong look particularly stunning. Walking along the Bund, you can see the blend of modernity and history on both sides of the Huangpu River, especially the International Building Complex, where each building has its own story. The most recommended thing is to come here at dusk to watch the afterglow of the setting sun shining on the river, which is particularly romantic. 📍 World Expo Museum The World Expo Museum is the world's first official museum with a World Expo theme. It displays precious collections and historical development context of previous World Expos. What attracted me most was the **“Future Technology Exhibition Area”**, where I could see how the World Expo promoted technological innovation and even experience some interactive projects. It was super interesting! If you are interested in Expo culture and future technology, this place is definitely worth a visit. ✨ Travel Tips • Best time for photography: It is recommended to go to the Bund at night for the best lighting effects; the World Expo Museum is suitable for visiting during the day for a better experience with fewer people. • Transportation: Metro Line 10/Line 2 Nanjing East Road Station can reach the Bund, and Line 13 Expo Avenue Station can reach the World Expo Museum.

Hopping onto days 3 and 6 becauseee based on my itinerary, it’s more free and easy days! Days 4 and 5 consist of a Day Trip to Suzhou and Disneyland in my later postssss 😬 
🚇: Xintiandi Station (Line 10/13, Exit 6) 
First Stop, we headed to 新天地. It is known for its Shikumen architecture and there are various restaurants and shops nestles within these houses. I will say the $$$ is comparable to the streets of Orchard. 
We spent about 2 hours here inclusive of lunch! There is an another small street called 田子坊 if yall will like to explore. 
Tianzifang 
We then took a didi to Shanghai Starbucks Reserve. 
Starbucks Reserve Roastery 星巴克臻选上海烘焙工坊 
This was tbh more like a tea break stop for us as it is about 15 mins stroll to our hotel. What’s unique about this Starbucks is that there is an entire roastery within the shop itself. 
I will say do drop by if u are into collecting merchandises from Starbucks as this Starbucks have tumblrs and Cups that are unique to Shanghai Only!! 
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🚇: Jiaotong University Station (Lines 10/11, Exit 7) 
Wu Kang Lu 
武康路 is known for its European style buildings. Walking through the streets of towards Wukang building is peaceful and serene. We made a few pit stops near by to admire the architecture of some cafes and small shops! There are many vintage clothing stalls as well as shops selling handicrafts. 
Will recommend if you love Leisure strolls and appreciate handicrafts and vintage items! #familytravel #china #thingstodo #travel #afternoonteatime #shanghai

"Overwhelmed by the scale of the continent! Shanghai Bund night view✨" Honestly, I didn't have high expectations for my trip to China. However, the moment I arrived at Bund, my thoughts completely changed. The sight of the antique buildings and Pudong skyscrapers that seemed like Europe was truly overwhelming. ✔ Magnificent skyline - Shanghai's landmarks across the river, including the Oriental Pearl Tower, and the tall buildings reflecting on the Huangpu River were a spectacular sight that couldn't be captured in a photo. I couldn't help but exclaim, "Is this the scale of the continent?" ✔ Bund Street full of retro sensibility - On the other side, there were European-style buildings built during the British Concession in the 19th century, giving it another charm. The classic buildings were bathed in yellow lights, making them even more charming. ✔ Cloudy weather is also an emotional point - It would have been better if it was a clear day, but the cloudy weather created a dreamy atmosphere. The softly spreading lights and the river breeze combined to create a different sensibility. ✔ Recommended Points - The Bund is not just a place to see the night view, but a space where Shanghai's past and present coexist! As I leisurely walked along the Huangpu River, my travel fatigue naturally disappeared and I could feel the charm of this city with my whole body. If you go to Shanghai, you absolutely must see the Bund night view. It was an emotion that could never be captured in a photo, but had to be seen with my own eyes. #ShanghaiNightView #BundanNightView #ShanghaiTravel #ContinentalScale #ChinaTravel #HuangpuRiver #NightViewSpot #EmotionalTravel #ShanghaiHotPlace✨ #ChinaTravelMoment #TravelPlan #ShanghaiTravel #Shanghai #OverseasTravel #ChinaTravel #Bundan #BundanNightView #ShanghaiNightView

Return journey lessons learned, experience sharing‼️ Before setting foot in Shanghai, please read this guide carefully! Shanghai three days and two nights in-depth travel guide‼️ 【Step into Shanghai】 "The prosperity of the 'Ten-Mile Foreign Field', the bustling Shanghai" If you haven't been to Shanghai, you haven't truly experienced the charm of this city. The gentle evening breeze on the Huangpu River, the leisurely pace on Wukang Road, and the brilliant night view of the Oriental Pearl Tower are all scenery you can't miss. 🚄Transportation Guide: Hangzhou East - Shanghai East, only 50 minutes away. 📝Itinerary: 【Day 1】 - Wukang Building: A 1924 architectural masterpiece, shaped like a giant ship, designed by the famous architect László Hudec. - Jing'an Temple: An ancient temple, blending with the modern city. - Moller Villa: A Nordic-style dream garden, said to be built based on the dream of a wealthy businessman's daughter. - Tip: Walk from the main entrance, pass the alley next to the Meiyijia convenience store, and the back door of the cafe is the small door to the back garden of the villa. - No. 6 on the Bund: A mark of history, unique in style. - Bund Observation Deck: Overlooking the Huangpu River, enjoy the prosperity of Shanghai. - The Bund: At 7pm, the lights come on, and the dazzling Bund reveals its luxury. - Lujiazui Trio: Shanghai Tower, Shanghai World Financial Center, and Jin Mao Tower, a fusion of technology and futurism. - Photo tip: Stand by the flower bed, turn on the wide-angle lens, and capture the best shot. 【Day 2】 - Broadway Mansions: Built in 1918, it was once the location of Broadway Mansions Hotel. - Waibaidu Bridge: China's first all-steel riveted bridge, after a hundred years, it still exudes infinite charm. - Green Fairy Tale Castle: Don't go the wrong way, locate the intersection of Yongjia Road and Taiyuan Road. - Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street: Shanghai's bustling commercial street. - Yu Garden and City God Temple: The tranquility of a Jiangnan garden, and the hustle and bustle of a lively temple fair. 【Day 3】 - Gongqing National Forest Park: Like a real-life Monet's Garden, full of spring romance. - Zhapu Road Bridge: Experience Shanghai's bridge culture. - Shanghai's Hanging Gardens of Babylon (1000 Trees): A spectacle of sky gardens. - Return: Embark on your return journey with full memories. ✅Detailed introduction of attractions: - Wukang Building: Like a giant ship, quietly telling the stories of Shanghai. - Moller Villa: A fairy-tale dream, taking you into a fantasy world. - Lujiazui Trio: Showcasing Shanghai's modernization and technological power. - The Bund: Dazzling lights, a night of extravagance. - Green Fairy Tale Castle: A unique fairy tale world, making people linger. 🍽️Food Exploration: - Lao Xiang Zhai: Butterfly cookies, almond crisps, seaweed crackers, taste the sweetness of Shanghai. - Tianshui Lian: Riverside restaurant, raise a glass to invite the bright moon, enjoy discount offers. - Shu Cai Ji: Shanghai fried rice, pan-fried dumplings, experience the authentic taste of Shanghai. - Yuxingji: Crab roe noodles, crab roe soup dumplings, sweet and sour mandarin fish, a feast of delicacies. In this Shanghai trip, you will experience the city's prosperity and romance, the blend of classic and modern, and the infinite yearning for a better life.

Hey there, travelers! Planning a trip to Shanghai but not sure where to start? Look no further! This 3-day itinerary covers eight themed lands and a spectacular light show. Save this guide and get ready for an unforgettable adventure! . 🎉Itinerary: Day 1️⃣: The Bund - City God Temple - Huangpu River Cruise (Shiliupu Wharf) - Jin Mao Tower 88th Floor Observation Deck Let's kick off our Shanghai adventure! On our first day, we'll explore the Bund, marveling at the historic architecture along the waterfront. Next, we'll immerse ourselves in the rich culture and ancient charm of the City God Temple. In the evening, we'll embark on a Huangpu River cruise from Shiliupu Wharf, enjoying the mesmerizing city lights. Finally, we'll ascend to the 88th floor of the Jin Mao Tower for a panoramic view of Shanghai's dazzling skyline. Day 2️⃣: Shanghai Disneyland Resort - Zootopia Our second day is dedicated to the magical world of Shanghai Disneyland Resort. We'll explore its eight themed lands, experiencing the enchantment of this fairytale kingdom. Don't miss the spectacular evening light show—a true visual feast! Afterward, we'll venture into Zootopia, where we'll encounter adorable animals and enjoy endless fun. Day 3️⃣: 24-Hour Complimentary Transfer to the Airport/Train Station On our final day, we offer a complimentary 24-hour transfer service to ensure a safe and convenient departure. As you head home, cherish the wonderful memories of your unforgettable Shanghai trip!🎉 . Must-See Attractions: Shanghai Disneyland Resort ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ - Address: 310 Huangzhao Road, Chuansha New Town, Pudong New Area, Shanghai - Opening Hours: 8:30 am–9:30 pm (Mar 14–29) - Duration: 1–2 days - Immerse yourself in the magic of this whimsical wonderland. Embark on a spring fairytale adventure and experience the joy of this incredible kingdom! Zootopia ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ - Address: 310 Huangzhao Road, Chuansha New Town, Pudong New Area, Shanghai (Inside Shanghai Disneyland Resort) - Opening Hours: 8:30 am–9:30 pm (Mar 14–29) - Duration: 1–2 hrs - Explore Zootopia, a vibrant metropolis where anything is possible. Experience the thrill of the high-speed pursuit! The Bund ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ - Address: Zhongshan East First Road (North to Waibaidu Bridge, South to Shiliupu Wharf), Huangpu District, Shanghai - Opening Hours: 24 hrs - Duration: 1–3 hrs - Stroll along the Bund, admiring the diverse architectural styles and the dazzling lights of the Huangpu River at night. Huangpu River Cruise (Shiliupu Wharf) ⭐⭐⭐⭐ - Address: Shiliupu Wharf, 551 Zhongshan East Second Road, Shanghai - Opening Hours: 11:00 am–10:00 pm - Duration: 1–2 hrs - Embark on a cruise from Shiliupu Wharf, sailing down the river and taking in the magnificent views of this historic city. . Tips: 🚗 Take the subway or Maglev for convenient access from the airport to the city center. ☁️ Shanghai can be chilly in March. Pack a light down jacket. 🎉 Respect local customs and avoid loud conversations in public places. 📸 Protect your privacy and company confidentiality when taking photos. 🍜 Don't miss out on Shanghai's delicious snacks, such as soup dumplings and pan-fried buns! . Don't forget to like and save this post! 💖 Your support is greatly appreciated. Let's explore more of Shanghai's beauty together!🚀

🏨Waldorf Astoria Shanghai on the Bund As soon as I arrived in Shanghai, I headed straight to the Bund. It's such a famous place, and the view is incredible! Historic buildings everywhere, and across the river, the skyscrapers of Lujiazui sparkle and shine—it's truly spectacular! The Waldorf Astoria Shanghai on the Bund is right there in the heart of it all—the location is perfect! Just a few steps out the door and you're at the riverside, enjoying the breeze and the scenery. It's incredibly relaxing. 🛒The lobby is seriously impressive! The moment I stepped into the hotel, I was blown away by the lobby. It's so grand and elegant, with high ceilings, sparkling chandeliers, and vintage decor. I felt like I'd stepped into an old Shanghai movie. The staff at the front desk were incredibly welcoming. They offered me a glass of champagne while I checked in. The VIP treatment instantly put me in a great mood and started my trip off perfectly. 🛏️The room is all about the details! The room was even more amazing. The bed was incredibly soft, like sleeping on a cloud. I slept soundly through the night. The best part was the view from the window. I pulled back the curtains, and there it was—the stunning Bund. I could see the Oriental Pearl Tower and the Jin Mao Tower. The view alone was worth the stay! And the little details were fantastic, too. The toiletries were all top-brand, and even the slippers were super comfy. I felt completely pampered. 🍽️Dining is a true delight! The hotel restaurants are outstanding! Breakfast offered a huge variety of Chinese and Western options, including made-to-order omelets and bacon. Everything was delicious. Eating breakfast by the window, overlooking the Bund, was pure bliss. I also had dinner at the hotel's French restaurant one evening. The presentation was exquisite, like works of art, and every bite was pure joy. My taste buds were in heaven! 🏖️The rooftop terrace is incredibly romantic! The hotel's rooftop terrace was my favorite spot. One evening, my friend and I went to the rooftop bar, ordered cocktails, and just sat and chatted. The terrace has beautiful lighting and greenery, creating a wonderful atmosphere. We enjoyed the river breeze and the breathtaking night view of the Bund. It was incredibly romantic. I felt like I was in a movie scene. It was pure magic! 📸Leaving was bittersweet! I felt a little sad when it was time to leave. My stay at the Waldorf Astoria Shanghai on the Bund was truly wonderful. From the luxurious lobby and comfortable room to the delicious food and romantic rooftop terrace, every aspect was memorable. I'll definitely stay here again next time I'm in Shanghai. It's the perfect place for a memorable trip!

The Bund is definitely a place not to be missed when coming to Shanghai. On one side are ancient buildings with a strong European influence, on the other side is a modern skyline with the Oriental Pearl TV Tower and skyscrapers. Standing here at night, looking at the lights reflecting on the Huangpu River, feels truly "expensive"! 📸 Take super beautiful photos: Every angle is luxurious, especially at dusk. If you want to take photos without too many people, remember to go early or late. 🚢 Take a cruise on the Huangpu River: An experience worth trying! Sitting on a boat watching the two banks shimmering with lights, extremely chill. Tickets are about 120 - 300 yuan, depending on the type of boat. ☕ Cafe & rooftop view is great: If you want to sip a drink while admiring the view from above, you can visit Bar Rouge or rooftop The Peninsula - the price is a bit expensive but worth it! 🏛 Stroll around the ancient buildings: This area has many European-style buildings from the colonial period, such as the Peace Hotel, HSBC Bank, etc. If you like architecture, you will definitely love it. How to get there: 🚇 Subway: Take Metro Line 2 or Line 10, get off at East Nanjing Road station, then walk for about 10 minutes. 🚕 Taxi: Taking a taxi during the day is quite convenient, but traffic jams are common at night. 🚶♂️ Walk from Nanjing Street: If you like walking around, you can combine walking from Nanjing Walking Street to here, walking and exploring at the same time. Actual experience: • Going at night is the most beautiful, the lights are extremely overwhelming. • Quite crowded with tourists, especially on weekends, so if you like it quiet, go early or late. • The river wind is strong, remember to bring a jacket in the cold season to avoid shivering! In general, if you want to feel the soul of Shanghai, the Bund is the ideal place. Standing here, it feels like stepping into a movie! #awesomepic #deliciousfood #shanghai #benthuonghai #thebund #thebundshanghai #photooftheday #couplestrip

"Shanghai 1 Night 2 Days Travel Course! Perfect Itinerary from Night Views to Delicious Restaurants✨" A 1 night 2 day recommended course where you can feel both the modern charm and traditional sensibility of Shanghai even in a short schedule! We recommend the 'Shanghai Central Hotel' near Nanjing East Road for accommodation💡 It is close to major tourist attractions, so it is convenient to move around and the cost-effectiveness is good. --- 📍DAY 1: Enjoy the sensibility and night view in the city center ✔ Nanjing East Road - Shanghai's representative shopping street! It is perfect for taking a walk while watching the trams on the street with neon signs shining. ✔ The Bund - Shanghai's best night view spot! The sight of Pudong's skyscrapers reflecting on the Huangpu River is spectacular. A certification shot is a must📸 ✔ Shanghai Grand Mother Restaurant - A local home-style restaurant! We highly recommend the soft Dongpo pork and savory Mapo tofu💯 --- 📍DAY 2: Trendy sensibility & traditional beauty + atmospheric ending ✔ Xintiandi - An atmosphere full of European sensibility! There are many stylish cafes and select shops, so it is great for taking a walk and looking around. ✔ Xintiandi Din Tai Fung - Taiwanese dim sum restaurant! Popular menu items include juicy xiaolongbao and chewy fried rice. ✔ Yuyuan - A leisurely ending in a traditional Chinese garden. The atmosphere where the antique architecture and pond are in harmony is impressive. ✔ Shanghai Tender Bar - End your trip in an atmospheric bar! It is famous for its stylish interior and high-quality cocktails, and it is a great place to end your day in a quiet atmosphere. --- ✨ Overall Review A schedule where you can enjoy both modern city sensibility and traditional charm! If you want to travel Shanghai for a short but fulfilling time, I highly recommend it👍 In particular, I recommend finishing your trip with a leisurely drink at Tender Bar at the end! 🍸✨ #ChinaTravelMoment #OverseasTravel #TravelPlan #ShanghaiTravel #ChinaTravel #ShanghaiTravel #ShanghaiTravelRecommendedShanghaiTravelDestination #TenderBar #Grandmother #Yuyuan #NanjingEastLu #WaiTan #WaiTanNightView #DinTaiFungXintiandi #Xintiandi

Shanghai 5 days 4 nights travel plan 🇨🇳 Travel by Shanghai Airlines Day 1: - Depart from BKK —>> PVG (Pudong Airport) 05:00-10:35 - On the first day, walk around Nanjing Road and take pictures of The Bund Day 2: Visit Disneyland at 11:00, travel by Metro. Today, it rained all day, so traveling was a bit difficult. But we got to play almost all the rides at Disney 😆 No need to queue for rides Day 3: - In the morning, travel to the Pearl Tower to take pictures around the area and stop for lunch at Super Brand Mall, which is near the Pearl Tower - Continue to Qipu Road Clothing to buy additional clothes (like walking around Sampeng & Pratunam in our country) - In the evening, travel to Yuyuan Old Street to hunt for the Xiaolongbao that we reviewed And stop for some snacks along the way Day 4: - Morning travel to Anfu road to take Korean style photos - Continue to Wukang Mansion, a popular photo spot - In the afternoon and evening, travel to Xintiandi, do some shopping and stop by to buy some popular bread from Butterful & Creamorous Day 5: - Stop to take photos at Tian an 1000 trees. On the way, you have to get off at a station with Starbucks, so stop to take some photos - Travel back to Thailand PVG —>> BKK Round 22:15-01:55 💰Average price per person: 25,000-30,000 THB The price will be a little high because we eat at many restaurants 😂 🗓️ Apps used throughout the trip: - Alipay (spend money, travel by train, and call for a car service) - Amap (use to see the travel map *available in English) - A little cash (used once because Alipay could not be paid) #travelchina #trip

🏖️Landmarks: The Bund, Oriental Pearl Tower 🚇Transportation: Didi Taxi 📷Photo Spots: The Bund, Nanjing East Road, Oriental Pearl Tower Shanghai Central Hotel Stay Review The Shanghai Central Hotel is a very convenient hotel located in the city center, close to major tourist attractions, shopping malls, and subway stations, making transportation very convenient. The interior of the hotel features modern design and clean decor, creating a comfortable atmosphere. Rooms The rooms are spacious and cozy, with very comfortable beds. The facilities were well-equipped, making it convenient to use. The view of Shanghai's beautiful nightscape through the window was particularly impressive. The bathroom was spacious and clean, with luxurious and thoughtfully prepared toiletries. Service The hotel staff were very friendly and professional. Check-in and check-out were quick and smooth, and all requests were promptly handled. The food provided at the hotel's restaurant was also delicious, and the quality of the breakfast buffet was very good. Location Located in the heart of Shanghai, it is convenient to move around as tourist attractions and shopping streets are nearby. There are many restaurants and shops within walking distance, making it a great location for dining out or shopping. Conclusion The Shanghai Central Hotel is a satisfying hotel in terms of location, service, and facilities. It is a great accommodation to recommend to travelers visiting Shanghai. If I visit Shanghai again, I would like to stay here again. Shanghai Travel Review: Nanjing East Road, Oriental Pearl Tower, The Bund The highlight of my trip to Shanghai was definitely visiting Nanjing East Road, the Oriental Pearl Tower, and The Bund. Each place had its own unique charm and atmosphere, making it a really enjoyable time. Nanjing East Road Nanjing East Road is a representative shopping street in Shanghai, always bustling with people. With a variety of brand stores and restaurants, it was great for shopping as well as enjoying the atmosphere of the street itself. At night, the neon lights made it feel even more vibrant. Oriental Pearl Tower The Oriental Pearl Tower is one of Shanghai's landmarks. The view of Shanghai from the top of the tower was truly spectacular. Especially in the evening, you can see the dazzling city lights, which doubled the excitement. Besides the observation deck, there were various exhibitions that made for an interesting time. The Bund The Bund is a historic area of Shanghai, with buildings that retain an old-world charm. You can enjoy a leisurely stroll here, taking in the wonderful scenery where the past and present of the city coexist. Walking along the riverside and taking photos with the Oriental Pearl Tower in the background is also recommended.

#chinatrip The Bund City Walk 🚶🏻♀️ | With Detailed Route Map 🗺️ 🖇️📝Route: 📍International Passenger Transport Center Metro Station➡️📍North Bund Riverside Greenery【📸Flip the World】➡️📍International Port Building Passage【📸Check-in at the New Miraculous Spot】➡️📍Changzhi Road and Jiulong Road Intersection, Ping'an Li【📸Little Red Building with the Pearl, a Niche Check-in Spot】➡️📍Shanghai Postal Museum【📸Gate of the Magic City 9:00-17:00】➡️📍Zhapu Road Bridge【📸Four Treasures of the Magic City】➡️📍Waibaidu Bridge🌉【📸Scenery of "Deep Love in the Rain"】➡️📍Exhibition Hall of the History of the Bund➡️📍Bund Observation Deck Opposite Everbright Bank【📸Internet Celebrity Check-in Spot】👉Beijing East Road, Shanghai Peninsula Hotel【📸Wall Extension Line to Capture the Ambiance of the Oriental Pearl Tower】👉Lihe Foreign Firm Archway【📸Oriental Pearl Tower within the Archway】

#February Good Places 2025 Hong Kong people are usually so busy, rarely have a weekend want to go on a trip to relax Shanghai must be the hottest tourist city of the year! 🔥 This post has all the information about must-see attractions, must-eat food, transportation and accommodation, so you can have fun! 📍Wukang Road 📍Yuyuan 📍Cheng Wong Temple 📍Nanjing West Road 📍The Outer Bund 🎈Escape Room (Real NPC) 🎈 Script kill 🎈Slide show 🍴A long time ago mutton skewers 🍴Old Shanghai double stall 🍴Lai Lai’s small cage 🍴Shu West Old Alley Noodle House 📍From the airport to the city Arriving at the airport we are usually land Pudong Airport, from Pudong Airport to the city drive about 45 minutes, recommend you take the maglev train, from the airport all the way to 📍 Longyang Station, the fare is about $ 50 HKD, I bought the maglev train ticket on Trip.com, buy and use super convenient! After buying from the app, go to the station's machine to scan the QR code to get the physical ticket, and then take the physical ticket card to enter the gate, the whole process is very smooth 👍🏻 The first thing to do when you get out of the city is to go back to the hotel and put down your luggage first, in Shanghai transportation is very convenient, there are various call car apps, compared to calling a car in Hong Kong in Shanghai call car is simply super cheap! You can take their subway if you don't want to call a car. 📍Go straight to the first attraction--Wukang Road How can you not go to Wukang Road when you come to Shanghai? Wukang Road is definitely the No.1 citywalk route in Shanghai! In addition to the most famous Wukang Building, the literary and artistic atmosphere here is very strong. There are many coffee shops, handmade shops, local shops, etc. along the way. It takes two or three hours to walk around. Each shop is very characteristic. 📷 📍The 2nd attraction--Yuyuan Garden, Chenghuang Temple If Wukang Road is the first choice in Citywalk, Yuyuan must be the place to feel the most old Shanghai. Yuyuan Garden and Chenghuang Temple are nearby. The buildings here have a strong historical atmosphere and are very characteristic. As a Hongkonger, how can I not come and pray for a lucky draw? I heard that the Cheng Wong Temple is super spiritual! I'm tired of walking around to ask for fortune. After that, there are many restaurants and snack bars nearby for everyone to take a break, super tourist friendly 👍🏻 🎫Tickets: Book online, scan QR code to enter Open Date, Time: October 1st - April 30th of the following year: 08:30-16:30 May 1st-September 30th: 09:00-17:00 📍The 3rd attraction--Nanjing West Road For Hong Kong people, Nanjing West Road is equivalent to Tsim Sha Tsui Guangdong Road 🤣 There are many luxury shops along the road, and there are also many shops to buy souvenirs. There are all kinds of pastries, Shanghai cheongsam, etc., all kinds of goods, it's really dazzling👀 Walking from Nanjing West Road all the way to the river, you can see the most beautiful view of the Outer Banks in Shanghai! 🌃Come to the Bund at night to see the night view is really unbeatable, maybe you can take pictures of our Hong Kong's Victoria Harbor😳 After talking about the attractions, it's time to recommend some must-have items in Shanghai! 🎈Escape Room (Real NPC) I believe you must have played escape rooms in Hong Kong, but there are real NPC escape rooms here in Shanghai, which is super exciting. The escape room theme I chose has real NPCs running after us, during the escape process the game mechanics are really carefully designed, playing very addictive! Store: Y&Y Creative Live Escape Room Per capita: ¥140 🎈 Script kill I'm playing this script kill is definitely one of the most joyful scripts this year, I participated in the group, this script has a total of 8 players, we cursed in the script interpretation, fun and really cool😂 Unlike the fighting spirit reasoning script kill played in Hong Kong before, super innovative! Script: Get a divorce, hurry up Store: Drama Fox Script Kill · Double Flow Detective Museum Opening Hours: 24 hours Per capita: ¥150 🎈Slide show I have never watched a stand-up comedy in Hong Kong. I was amazed by the talk show in Shanghai. The talk show actors' bad gags were quite spot on, and the audience was very engaged. The actors also interact with the audience, which is a very novel and relaxing event experience! Store: 233 theatrical skit show Per capita: ¥70 📍The aspect of food 🍴A long time ago mutton skewers--grilled skewers (¥90 per person) Address: There are branches in various areas of Shanghai 🍴Old Shanghai Double Stall--Wonton (¥20 per person) Address: Ground Floor Front Room, No. 116-118 Guizhou Road, Huangpu District, Shanghai 🍴Lai Lai Small Caviar -- Crab Yellow Small Caviar Bao (¥40 per person) Address: 506 Tianjin Road, Huangpu District, Shanghai (440 meters walk from Exit 19 of Renmin Square Metro Station) 🍴Shu West Old Alley Noodle House--Clam Pork Liver Noodles (¥30 per person) Address: No. 1738, Beijing West Road, Jing'an District, Shanghai (360 meters walk from Exit 1 of Jing'an Temple Metro Station) 🏨Hotel The hotel I chose: Weiting Hotel, a chain hotel, has branches in all areas of Shanghai, the hotel location is very convenient, also scheduled on Trip.com 👍🏻 The hotel is very clean and tidy, and a small smart home, can voice control the room's lighting and curtain switch, etc Summary: 2 days 2 nights flash Shanghai really played super cool! Good food, good accommodation and convenient transportation🤤 Thanks to Trip.com, booking some accommodation bus tickets makes the whole trip smoother😉👏🏻 #Shanghai #ShanghaiTravel #ShanghaiTravel #ShanghaiFood #ShanghaiNetCelebrityStore #ShanghaiStoreExploration

#chinatrip Shanghai is too cold these days🥶 People endured the 0 degree weather to eat Cantonese food The biting wind and runny nose made me🤧 only able to walk in the warm sunshine☀️ Scarves are indispensable for the winter atmosphere🧣 In Guangdong, they are just decorations, but here they are used to save lives🥲 North Bund and Bund Riverside walksView is very chill The combination of cultural and historical buildings and modern life doubles the charm of a city Wukang Building😆 The crowds are constantly there and the traffic police are stationed to maintain order, which shows the tourists' love for it🎀 Wukang Road is very pleasant, but it's a bit freezing to walk around in winter🥶 Xintiandi has many shopping malls, which are good to visit. There are many trendy brands and delicious shops

#chinatrip Truly worthy of being a hot landmark in Shanghai | Unlocked a new perspective of the Oriental Pearl Tower Shanghai Citywalk Day 2: Finally visited the long-awaited Pudong Art Museum. You can explore the exhibitions during the day and chase the sunset at night. This time, I purposely went in the morning thinking there would be fewer people. If you're not specifically there for photography, I recommend going around 5 PM. 【Photo Spots】 ✅ The first photo location is by the floor-to-ceiling window next to the 3rd-floor restroom. Using a wide-angle lens, you can easily frame the entire Oriental Pearl Tower.

Transportation: Take the high-speed train to Shanghai Hongqiao Railway Station. Shanghai's subway is very convenient and can reach almost all the scenic spots. Especially Line 2, which goes to Jing'an Temple, Nanjing Road, the Bund, Oriental Pearl Tower, Shanghai Tower, and other attractions. Itinerary: Day 1: Shanghai Tower (4A)—The Bund—Nanjing Road Shanghai Tower is 632 meters high, the tallest building in China and the third tallest in the world. Together with the nearby Shanghai World Financial Center and Jin Mao Tower, they are known as the "Big Three of Lujiazui". Take the elevator to the 118th floor, and you can see the Oriental Pearl Tower beneath your feet. The 360° panoramic glass windows offer a full view of Shanghai. After leaving Shanghai Tower, walk 500 meters to Dongchang Road Wharf, where you can take a ferry to the Bund Ferry Terminal on the opposite bank for only two yuan. There's no need to spend money on a Huangpu River cruise. My mother said this was the best deal in Shanghai. The Bund's night view is beautiful, so it's recommended to visit after Nanjing Road. Day 2: Yu Garden (4A)—City God Temple—Site of the First National Congress of the Communist Party of China (5A)—Jing'an Temple Yu Garden is a private garden built by Pan Yunduan, who once served as the governor of Sichuan. It is much smaller than the Humble Administrator's Garden and Tiger Hill in Suzhou. The City God Temple is a Taoist temple right next to the exit of Yu Garden. The Site of the First National Congress of the Communist Party of China is also a 5A scenic spot. Those interested in history can come and experience the place where the most important meeting in the history of the Communist Party of China was held in such a small room. It truly is a spark that can start a prairie fire. Jing'an Temple is a temple located in the bustling downtown area. Its roof is entirely covered with golden tiles, which is quite unique. Food: For breakfast, we recommend Shanghai's specialty snacks, such as pan-fried buns and duck blood vermicelli soup from Xiao Yang Sheng Jian. The pan-fried buns are filled with flavorful soup and have a delicious taste. For lunch, we recommend Hua Fu (Lujiazui Center Branch). The tableware, presentation, and taste are all top-notch. The restaurants on Nanjing Road and the Bund are more expensive. Accommodation: We recommend the Jinling Purple Mountain Hotel Shanghai. It's a five-star hotel located near the subway Line 2 in Lujiazui, close to Shanghai Tower. It offers a pleasant environment at a reasonable price.

#chinatrip Shanghai Citywalk🌷Spring Flower Viewing One-Day Travel Guide🌸💐 This is my third trip to Shanghai this month! I didn’t expect to catch the best weather day in Shanghai recently, and I also avoided the sandstorm in Beijing. The cherry blossoms, violets, magnolias and tulips in downtown Shanghai have already bloomed. Shanghai is so beautiful recently! The tulips on the Bund, the violets on the North Bund, the cherry blossoms and tulips in Jing’an Sculpture Park, the tulips in Jing’an Kerry Center, the purple magnolias in Oriental Pearl Tower. They are all at their best viewing time~

You can save it and look back on it someday📍 The title says 9 places, but it's actually an introduction to the tourist spots I've been to💡 There are so many tourist spots in China!!! It was impressive to see that the World Heritage sites are well managed by the government✨✨ Introducing some great travel destinations✨→@natrlp 🇨🇳Summary of my trip to China→#nat_china ✼••┈┈••✼••┈┈••✼••┈┈••✼••┈┈••✼ 📍: China (Beijing, Qufu, Jinan, Shanghai) ✈️: November 26th - December 2nd, 2023 ✼••┈┈••✼••┈┈••✼••┈┈••✼••┈┈••✼ #China trip #Japanese university student group visiting China #China travelogue#China training#Beijing#Beijing sightseeing#Great Wall#Shandong Province#Shanghai#Studying in China #Overseas travel trip

Morning: Waibaidu Bridge - Yuanmingyuan Road - Dongping Road 9:30 - 10:00 Waibaidu Bridge & Yuanmingyuan Road - Starting point: Waibaidu Bridge (about 10 minutes’ walk from Nanjing East Road Station on Metro Line 10). - Highlights: There are few people at Waibaidu Bridge in the early morning, which is a good place to take some retro photos of the river and the bridge. Afterwards, walk to the nearby Yuanmingyuan Road (about 500 meters). This small street is quieter than the main road of the Bund. Along the way are old British and French buildings, and there is a great atmosphere under the plane trees. - Photo suggestion: Wear a light-colored skirt or a retro-style jacket and take a group of artistic photos on Yuanmingyuan Road. 10:30 - 12:00 Dongping Road & Coffee Time - Directions: Take a taxi or Metro Line 10 from Yuanmingyuan Road to Xintiandi Station, then walk to Dongping Road (about 3 km, about 15 minutes by taxi). - Highlights: Dongping Road is a hidden gem street in Shanghai. The old houses shaded by plane trees are quiet and elegant, making it a great place for strolling and taking photos. There are many niche coffee shops and flower shops on the roadside. 12:00 - 13:00 Lunch - Recommended location: La Petanque near Dongping Road (No. 5 Dongping Road): a small French restaurant with a romantic atmosphere, suitable for girls. - Menu suggestion: French risotto or seafood pasta, with a small dessert (such as crème brûlée). Afternoon: Sinan Road - Fuxing Middle Road - Dessert Time 13:30 - 15:00 Stroll along Sinan Road - Directions: Walk from Dongping Road to Sinan Road (about 1 km, 15-20 minutes). - Highlights: Sinan Road is where old houses gather in Shanghai. It is quieter than Tianzifang and more low-key than Huaihai Road. There is Sinan Mansion on the roadside (you can visit the courtyard for free), and the Shikumen buildings and sycamore trees form a retro picture. - Experience: Wear gentle-colored clothes and take a group of "Shanghai Lady" style photos at the entrance of the alley or in front of the iron gate. 15:30 - 17:00 Fuxing Middle Road & Dessert Station - Directions: Go west along Fuxing Middle Road from Sinan Road (about 1.5 km, about 25 minutes’ walk). - Highlights: Fuxing Middle Road has wide sycamore trees and hidden old buildings. Along the way, you will pass by Sun Yat-sen’s former residence (optional visit). This road is sparsely populated and has beautiful scenery, making it a great place to take photos while walking. - Dessert recommendations: - Farine Bakery (No. 621, Fuxing Middle Road, near Wukang Road): a French bakery. Buy a macaron or croissant, sit on a bench by the roadside to rest, and take some girlish photos. Evening: Wukang Road - Wukang Building 17:30 - 18:30 Wukang Road & Wukang Building - Directions: Walk from Fuxing Middle Road to Wukang Road (about 800 meters, 15 minutes). - Highlights: Wukang Road is one of the most beautiful streets in Shanghai, with old houses and art shops hidden under the plane trees. At the end of the road is the Wukang Building. The boat-shaped building looks romantic and retro under the sunset, and is suitable for taking silhouette photos or photos leaning against the railing. - recommend: - The Barn (No. 374 Wukang Road): A small coffee shop, order a smoothie or sparkling water and sit on the terrace to enjoy the street view. - Tips: The light in the evening is soft, and taking photos in a long skirt or windbreaker will feel especially good. 18:30 - 19:30 Dinner or dessert - Recommended Location: - Bao House (378 Wukang Road): A cute little shop that serves creative steamed buns (like matcha buns) and desserts, perfect for a light dinner. - or Ladurée (No. 303, Wukang Road): French dessert shop, order a macaron or mini cake to end the day perfectly.

Shanghai, the Pearl of the Orient, attracts tourists from all over the world with its unique charm. From skyscrapers to historical buildings, from bustling commercial streets to quiet alleys, Shanghai always has something new to offer. 📍Must-see attractions, you absolutely cannot miss these: 1. The Bund - Stroll along the Bund and admire the magnificent scenery on both sides of the Huangpu River. On one side are classical buildings, and on the other are modern skyscrapers, showcasing the blend of Shanghai's history and modernity. 2. Oriental Pearl Tower - As a landmark building in Shanghai, ascend the Oriental Pearl Tower to overlook the magnificent scenery of the entire city and experience the thrill and excitement of being high above. 3. Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street - One of Shanghai's most famous commercial streets, it gathers various international brands and local specialty products, making it a great place for shopping and tasting delicious food. 4. Tianzifang - An alley full of artistic atmosphere, it is home to various creative shops, cafes, and art studios, making it a great place to experience Shanghai's artistic vibe. 5. Yu Garden - One of the best-preserved classical gardens in Shanghai, it not only has exquisite ancient buildings but also rich traditional cultural performances and special snacks. 6. Shanghai Museum - It houses a large number of precious cultural relics and artworks, making it a great place to learn about the history and culture of Shanghai and even China. 7. Xintiandi - A commercial area integrating fashion, dining, and entertainment, it has both modern shopping malls and historical Shikumen buildings. 8. Shanghai Disneyland - Whether you are an adult or a child, you can find your own fairy tale world here and enjoy a day of fun. 🍽️Food recommendations, you have to try these: • Xiaolongbao - One of Shanghai's signature snacks, with thin skin, fresh filling, and rich soup, every bite is a burst of happiness. • Shengjian - Crispy on the bottom, soft on the top, and filled with delicious and juicy filling, it is an excellent choice for breakfast or afternoon tea. • Hongshao rou (Braised Pork Belly) - One of Shanghai's traditional famous dishes, it has a bright red color, a tender texture, and a rich flavor that melts in your mouth. • Crab Roe Xiaolongbao - The filling is made of crab roe and paired with the skin of xiaolongbao, offering an incredibly delicious taste and a must-try for Shanghai cuisine. 🚗Transportation, you need to know these: • Shanghai has a very well-developed public transportation system. Subways, buses, and taxis can easily take you to various attractions. • If you want to explore Shanghai more freely, you can choose to rent a car or hire a car service, but pay attention to Shanghai's traffic rules and road conditions. • In addition, Shanghai also offers shared bicycles and walking as means of transportation, allowing you to experience the charm of the city more deeply. 🏨For accommodation, these areas are good: • Near the Bund - You can enjoy the beautiful scenery on both sides of the Huangpu River, and it is conveniently located for visiting various attractions. • Around Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street - Shopping and dining are very convenient, and there are also abundant accommodation options. • Xuhui District - There are many high-end hotels and apartments here, with an elegant and quiet environment, suitable for tourists who want to enjoy a comfortable accommodation experience. Tips: • When traveling in Shanghai, it is recommended to plan your itinerary in advance and understand the opening hours, ticket prices, and other information of each attraction. • Shanghai's shopping and dining expenses are relatively high, so it is recommended to arrange your budget accordingly. • In addition, Shanghai's weather is changeable, so please pay attention to the weather forecast before traveling and prepare appropriate clothing and rain gear!

Shanghai, the largest city in China and one of the most popular destinations for tourists from around the world, including Thais who are interested in traveling to experience the charm of this city, especially after China announced a visa-free system, making travel even more convenient. What makes Shanghai a city worth visiting is the cleanliness and orderliness of the city. The good public transportation system makes traveling easy and convenient. In addition, Shanghai is a safe city, allowing tourists to travel comfortably. There is also a variety of food to choose from, suitable for all ages. Today, we have compiled 12 check-in points in Shanghai. 👉 The Bund, a European-style building 👉 North Bund Green Land, a waterfront park 👉 Longhua Temple, an ancient temple 👉 Xujiahui Cathedral, a Catholic church 👉 Zikawei Library, the first library 👉 Tian Zi Fang, an art district, a hip old market 👉 Tian An 1000 Trees, a building with 1,000 trees 👉 Rock Bund, a red brick building 👉 Yuyuan Old Street, an ancient Chinese-style pedestrian street 👉 Xintiandi, a shopping district, cafes 👉 Wukang Road, a popular area for teenagers 👉 Nanjing Road, a popular pedestrian street, shopping #Tourist attractions #Shanghai tour #Shanghai check-in points #Shanghai attractions #Travel to China

😊Every time I visit Shanghai, I discover something new❗ This time, I mainly wanted to check out the North Bund. I also explored a new route! And I got some great photos! . 🚶🏻‍♂️Route: Shanghai Magnolia Plaza – North Bund – Rockbund – Shamei Building – Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street . 📍Magnolia Plaza: You can take the subway to Magnolia Plaza, which is about a 10-minute walk from the North Bund. The plaza has a shopping mall, restaurants, and cafes, making it ideal for relaxing, taking photos, and finding food. 🕑Time to spend: 1–2 hrs . 📍North Bund: This place is a real gem. Not only can you enjoy distant views of Lujiazui, but there are also many popular photo spots, such as the "Little Dome" and the "Violet Flower," which are perfect for taking photos. If you get tired of walking, ☕you can also take a break at a cafe. 🕑Time to spend: 1–2 hrs . 📍Rockbund: This area preserves several historic buildings that are over a century old, such as the Lyceum Theatre, the Union Church, and the Ampire Building. The architecture has a distinctly retro feel, making it easy to take stunning photos📸. 🕑Time to spend: 1–2 hrs . 📍Shamei Building: This building houses hotels, cafes, and restaurants🥂. Some restaurants even have terraces where you can enjoy panoramic views of the Lujiazui skyscrapers, making it a great spot for taking photos! 🕑Time to spend: 1–2 hrs . 📍Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street: This is one of Shanghai's must-visit shopping streets and is incredibly bustling. Strolling along this street, you can experience the unique charm of this city. 🕑Time to spend: 1–2 hrs