[2025 Shanghai Attraction] Travel Guide for Yuanxin Tian'an Hall (Updated Apr)

#GetDiscountsWithoutLuck 𝗙𝗼𝗿𝗺𝗲𝗿 𝗥𝗼𝘄𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝗖𝗹𝘂𝗯 & 𝗨𝗻𝗶𝗼𝗻 𝗖𝗵𝘂𝗿𝗰𝗵 #Shanghai #China Another popular photo spot for Chinese PR. Guaranteed by the number of photographers and models. But since this area is not very large, if you want to take photos without people and don't have to wait in line for a long time, I recommend coming early in the morning. We went late because there were a lot of people and cars.😅 The popular corners of this spot are the Former Rowing Club swimming pool and the Union Church on the opposite side. From this point, you can walk to the Rock Bund zone. Former Rowing Club & Union Church 🚆line 2, 10 | East Nanjing Rd. Exit 6 ➡️We walked from Waibaidu Bridge. #EatTravelWithJee #kintiewkubjee #Shanghai #TravelChina #ShanghaiAttractions #China #ShanghaiTravel #PearlTower #nanjing #ShanghaiPhotoCoordinates #FormerRowingClub #UnionChurch #rockbund

#tripTraveling to China Follow the footsteps of Chinese sisters to take pictures with Xintianantang Church. It is located on the roadside and is outstanding in every corner. It is beautiful and can be taken as a photo spot. Shanghai people like to come here to take pre-wedding photos for their profiles. I recommend coming in the morning when there are not many people. I came late, so there were quite a few cars parked. This place is located in the Suzhou River, Huangpu District, RockBund District, China. The coordinates are 107 Nansuzhou Rd, Waitan, Huangpu, Shanghai, China 200002. #Shanghai #china #travel #Traveling to China

#MarchGoodPlaces2025 Route planning: Yu Nannan Shanghai-style hotpot → Shamei Building → Shanghai Postal Museum → Zhapu Road Bridge → New Tian'antang → Yuanmingyuan Road. If you still have strength, you can go to Waibaidu Bridge first after visiting Zhapu Road Bridge. You can walk the whole way, which is especially comfortable in the cool spring. Yu Nannan Shanghai-style Hotpot: There are two big words "Shanghai" at the door, which attracts many people to take pictures here. However, taking pictures will occupy the road, so you have to be extra careful. Samet Building: This excellent building with a century-old history has cafes on the first and second floors and a bar on the top floor. Shanghai Postal Museum: It is one of the earliest postal museums in China. If you don’t want to visit inside, you can take a photo diagonally opposite, which is also very beautiful. Zhapu Road Bridge: One of the most representative bridges on the Suzhou River. You can take photos of the Lujiazui Four-piece Set from here, and you can also take photos with the Shanghai Postal Museum on the other side. New Tiananmen Cathedral: A Roman-style church full of exotic charm, where you can take photos that look like you are walking on the streets of Europe. Yuanmingyuan Road: Full of European-style buildings, it is very suitable for taking photos from any angle.

13DE MARZO The Bund Flash Mob, with giant bears taking over the church, is waiting for you to check in. You can buy coffee at the flash mob site, and a bear will be given with the coffee. Take a photo with the coffee against the church, which is super stylish. I went there at about 1:00 in the afternoon, and was told that the coffee sale actually had a time, either after 4:00 in the afternoon, or 10:00-12:00 in the morning. This time period is not very friendly to me. Drinking coffee after 4:00 will cause insomnia, and I can't get up too early. It doesn't matter if I don't drink it. I took out the Christmas limited edition bear from my bag and took a photo with the church and left.

| Bund Source 33 Union Church. Around the Bund in Shanghai, this church is really photogenic. - Recommended spots: Directly opposite the church on the road Stone pillars across the road Steps at the church entrance Crosswalk - Shanghai's midsummer is really hot, and there are basically no people at noon. But be sure to stay hydrated and protect yourself from the sun. - The iPhone's native camera is suitable for more vibrant colors, and it pairs well with blue skies. For portraits, you can try a Fujifilm camera. It gives a stronger film and vintage feel.