[2025 Shanghai Shopping Mall] Travel Guide for Yuyuan Old Street (Updated May)

A must-see for tea lovers! Introducing the popular milk tea chain "Chagee" that I found during my trip to Shanghai! ⭐️What is Chagee? Chagee is a popular milk tea chain that has been expanding worldwide since it was founded in Chengdu in 2017. All of its products, named after ancient Chinese poems, are made with fresh milk and are very fragrant! Combined with its stylish cup and straw designs, it is a very popular shop among young people. There are many stores in Shanghai, and it is also exhibited at Yuyuan, a popular tourist destination. It is a stand format that you can easily buy, so be sure to try it as a drink while walking around the city! Personally, I love the peach milk tea😍 📍Location: 279 Yu Yuan Lao Jie, 四剌樫 Huangpu, Shanghai, China 200000 #0円旅

I went to a restaurant that is said to be the birthplace of Xiaolongbao. I visited before 6pm and there was no wait time. The restaurant is quite spacious, so the turnover rate seems to be good. The Xiaolongbao with thin skin and plenty of meat juice are exquisite! Apparently it is the first place in Shanghai to be certified as a non-material cultural heritage! ? The location is also great for stopping by while sightseeing in Yuyuan Garden. 📍 Nanxiang Mantou Shop Nanxiang Futou Branch China Shanghai Huangpu District Si Pailou Postcode: 200010 (The store is located inside Yuyuan Garden) 🕰️ 8:00-21:30 💰 I ordered the one in the photo and it cost about 3,000 yen. ❤️🔥 I recommend not only the standard Xiaolongbao but also the large size Xiaolongbao! (Personally, the sesame dumplings were also very delicious!) 🛍️Takeout available #ChineseFood2024 #100TravelStyle #ShanghaiTrip #ShanghaiGourmet #YuYuan #NanxiangBuntouDian #ChineseFood #XiaoLongBao

#markets Step back in time and immerse yourself in the vibrant atmosphere of the Yuyuan Old Street Market, a bustling hub of culture, history, and shopping in the heart of Shanghai. This lively market is a must-visit for anyone looking to experience the charm of old Shanghai. ✨ Why You’ll Love It: 🏮 Traditional Architecture: Wander through narrow streets lined with beautifully preserved Ming and Qing dynasty-style buildings, showcasing the architectural splendor of old Shanghai. 🛍️ Unique Shopping: Discover a treasure trove of traditional Chinese goods, from intricate jade jewelry and silk garments to handcrafted tea sets and exotic spices. 🍜 Delicious Street Food: Savor the flavors of Shanghai with an array of street food stalls offering local delicacies like soup dumplings (xiaolongbao), mooncakes, and other mouthwatering treats. 🌟 Cultural Experience: Immerse yourself in the local culture by watching traditional Chinese performances, visiting nearby temples, or simply soaking in the lively atmosphere. 📸 Photo-Worthy Spots: Capture stunning photos of the iconic Yuyuan Garden, the bustling market streets, and the picturesque lantern-lit evenings—perfect for sharing with your followers. 📍 Where: Yuyuan Old Street Market, Shanghai, China 🇨🇳 Dive into the rich culture and history of Shanghai at the Yuyuan Old Street Market, where every corner offers a glimpse into the city’s vibrant past. 🏮 #YuyuanOldStreet #Shanghai #China #CulturalExperience #TraditionalMarket #TravelShanghai

Old Street of Yiyuan, one of Shanghai's landmarks, has unique buildings, beautiful ancient Chinese style, local restaurants, and the must-try is the giant crab meat Xiaolongbao Michelin, the name of the shop is Nanxiang steamed bun 南翔馒头店(豫园店), but I personally like the small pieces more. How to get there: MRT line 10, 14, get off at Yuyuan Garden station, exit 1 #yuyuanoldstreet #nanxiangxiaolongbao

#shanghaiattractions Yuyuan Old Street, this street full of historical charm, is located in Huangpu District, Shanghai. It is a multi-functional characteristic block integrating tourism, shopping, leisure and entertainment, and cultural display. Walking on this street feels like stepping back in time to Shanghai a hundred years ago. Feature Highlights: ❣️Architectural style: From west to east, the architectural styles on the streets show the historical changes from the Ming and Qing Dynasties to the Republic of China, and even the period of the influx of Western culture. ❣️Commercial culture: Yuyuan Old Street takes traditional characteristic industries as the mainstream, highlights the Shanghai-style cultural atmosphere, and restores many traditional folk cultural elements. ❣️Food experience: The snacks here also have a long history, such as Green Wave Gallery’s dim sum and Nanxiang Xiaolong, etc., which are delicacies not to be missed. Tour suggestions: 🔆Time arrangement: If you just want to visit the old streets and taste the food, a half-day tour is enough. If you want to visit Yu Garden and Chenghuang Temple in depth, it is recommended to arrange a full day. 🔆Opening hours: Yuyuan Old Street is open all day, but the business hours of the shops are mostly from about 9 am to 10 pm. Yuyuan Old Street is not only a good place for shopping and delicious food, but also a window to experience the history and culture of Shanghai. Whether for history buffs or tourists looking for delicious food, Yuyuan Old Street can provide an unforgettable memory of Shanghai. 📍Address: Yuyuan, Yuyuan New Road, Sipailou, Huangpu District, Shanghai, China

I really like the ancient atmosphere of Yu Garden and Chenghuang Temple. The lights of Yuyuan Old Street are dim at night It makes people feel like they have entered the movie scene of #SpiritedAway The scene is very spectacular Highly recommended for travelers to Shanghai Yu Garden itself requires a ticket It is recommended to purchase it online first. The current ticket price is $40 RMB But please note that the opening hours of Yu Garden are 09:00-16:30 and it is closed on Mondays If you just want to see the night view, you don't need a ticket. ℹ️Transportation Take Metro Line 10 or 14 to #Yuyuan Station It is recommended that friends traveling to Shanghai use Alipay or WeChat Free electronic bus card You can scan the QR Code to take the subway and bus

Yuyuan Old Street (豫园) is a pedestrian street that is open all day and night to take beautiful photos. The area along the way is full of shops and restaurants, very lively. In Yuyuan Old Street, there are often tourists walking around and buying things. In addition to being a small shopping area, the shop buildings are decorated in Chinese style. No matter which angle you take a picture from, it is beautiful. #Shanghai #YuyuanGarden #YuyuanOldStreet #Shanghai #TravelChina #China #dreamdestination

Definitely a must visit for tourist! Place is filled with so much historical buildings. Very spot is a photo spot! Its so grand and majestic. Tons of shops in each alleyway. The deco is so nicely done up too, with lanterns rabbit flowers and dragons. Alot of food options too, must try the huge soup dumpling for the experience. Recommend to spend the whole afternoon here to just roam the alley! #shanghaitrip

👉Day 1: 🧭Destination: The Bund ✈️Transportation: Subway 🏠Accommodation 1. Shanghai Yunfa Hotel 👉Day 2: 🧭Destination: Yuyuan Garden, The Bund, Tianzifang ✈️Transportation: Subway, Taxi 🏠Accommodation 1. Shanghai Yunfa Hotel 👉Day 3: 🧭Destination: Laobaidu Riverside Greenland, Shanghai Museum ✈️Transportation: Subway Day 4: Airport, Return Home

In Shanghai, there is a specialty called Crab Ramen without Soup. Simply put, it is a dish made from crab meat and crab paste that is poured over noodles, mixed together and eaten (you can also choose a rice version instead of noodles). There are many restaurants in Yuyuan that serve this dish, but the one I recommend is Crab Ramen with Crab Meat and Crab Noodles (Yuyuan Store). It is a long-established restaurant that has been in business for over 10 years, and the taste is guaranteed. It can be used by one person or a large group, and the price is reasonable. It also comes with a small side dish of vegetables and dessert, so it feels like a good deal. #Shanghai

#AprilGoodDestinations2025 📍 **Location**: Outside Yuyuan Shopping Mall ⏰ **Recommended time**: 8:00-10:00 morning market / 18:00-20:00 night market ✨ **Three unique features of Old Street**: 1️⃣ **Living Intangible Cultural Heritage Museum** - The master scissors shop grinds freshly made "Zhang Xiaoquan" - Silk shop demonstrates ancient silk reeling method 2️⃣ **Magical Mixed Architecture** • Ming and Qing Dynasty water-polished brick wall + cyberpunk neon • Hidden version of the "Sky Loft" tea room 3️⃣ **A century on the tip of your tongue** ▸ Boil and cut pear paste candy (ancient cough remedy) ▸ Youdunzi Granny’s Stall (only available in the evening) ▸ Old City God Temple Spiced Beans 📸 **Photography Secrets**: ▸ Bluestone road in the morning mist ▸ The setting sun shines through the archway of Yu Garden ▸ The "time-travel" corner with red lanterns lit up #Yuyuan Old Street #Shanghai Memory #Intangible Cultural Heritage Experience #Market Fireworks #Free Attractions

#AprilGoodDestinations2025 🌟Shanghai Yuyuan Old Street: A treasure hunt through time and space🎊 My babies! If you come to Shanghai and haven’t visited Yuyuan Old Street, you’ll be missing out 🤩! This old street hidden in the downtown area is full of Shanghai style and historical charm! 📍 Address & Transportation Yuyuan Old Street is located in Huangpu District, Shanghai, connected to Yuyuan Garden in the south and Fuyou Road in the north. Take Metro Line 10 to Yuyuan Station, exit from Exit 1, and walk for a few minutes to get there🚇; you can also take buses such as 980 and 930🚌, the transportation is super convenient! 🕙 Opening hours It is open all day, so you can visit whenever you want, but when the lights are turned on at night, the old street has a more special flavor🌃! 🏯 Must-see attractions • Yuyuan Shopping Mall: Right next to the old street, there are many shops inside, ranging from traditional Shanghai specialties to various fashionable gadgets. When you are tired of shopping, you can go to the restaurant to enjoy some special food 🍜. • Ancient buildings: The antique buildings in the old street and the garden buildings in Yu Garden complement each other, with red walls, black tiles, flying eaves and corners, which are great for taking photos📸! Every shot you take is an ancient style blockbuster! 🍢 Food recommendations • Nanxiang Xiaolongbao: The Nanxiang Xiaolongbao in Yuyuan Old Street is famous for its deliciousness! The thin skin is juicy and the freshness and fragrance overflow after one bite🥟. • Pear paste candy: A Shanghai specialty snack, sweet with a hint of Chinese medicine aroma, very suitable as a souvenir to take home🍬. 🛍️ Shopping Guide There are many time-honored Chinese brands here, such as Wang Dalon and Liyun Pavilion. You can buy some special handicrafts, calligraphy and painting works, as well as various exquisite jewelry💍, which are great to give to friends or keep as souvenirs! 🌟 Tips • There are more people on weekends and holidays. If you want to avoid the crowds, you can come during the week. • Wear a pair of comfortable shoes so you can enjoy your shopping and eating~ • Taking photos in the old street is very photogenic, remember to think about the look in advance and wear beautiful clothes👗! Yuyuan Old Street is like a time-travel treasure box. Once you open it, you can feel the past and present of Shanghai. Whether you want to taste delicious food, buy souvenirs, or simply experience the charm of old Shanghai, this place is definitely worth a visit! Hurry up and bring your friends to go treasure hunting in Yuyuan Old Street🥳!

📍Address: Yuyuan Old Street (豫园老街) 279 Yuyuan Old St, Huangpu, Shanghai (5-minute walk from Subway Line 10 ‘Yuyuan Garden Station’) 🪴 Atmosphere/Facilities: A street with classical architecture that feels like time-slipping into the past. The traditional beauty of the roof decorations, lanterns, and wooden window frames are impressive. There are shops, tea houses, street food, and souvenir shops lined up in a row, all of which exude traditional Chinese sensibility and are very popular with tourists and locals alike. 💡 Key Points: ✔️A unique atmosphere with a mix of traditional architecture and modern shops ✔️A variety of food such as xiaolongbao, pearl milk, and traditional snacks ✔️A great place to shop for souvenirs (tea, decorations, crafts, etc.) ✔️Recommended to visit in conjunction with Yuyuan Garden – lots of photo spots! 💰 Average price per person: No admission fee. Including light food & shopping, around 50,100 yuan (about 12,000 won) 🌟 Rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️☆ (4.5 / 5.0) “It was a little crowded, but it was full of lively energy and things to see. **A street where you can really feel the ‘Chineseness’ in Shanghai.” 📸 Travel Tips: ✔️ Mornings are less crowded ✔️ The atmosphere is the best when the lanterns are turned on at sunset ✔️ Many photo zones are great for taking pictures – You can take the best shots with just your smartphone 🏷️ Hashtags #TripMoment #TripMomentBest #YuyuanOldStreet #YuyuanGarden #豫园老街 #ShanghaiTraditionalStreet #ChineseEmotionalTravel #XiaolongbaoStreet #ShanghaiHotPlace #ChineseTraditionalMarket #ShanghaiWalkingCourse #ChineseSouvenirShopping #TimeSlipTravel #ShanghaiOldTown #ShanghaiTravel

Yuyuan Old Street, which spreads out to the west of Shanghai's Yuyuan Garden, is a popular tourist spot as a shopping street! 🇨🇳 Traditional buildings are lined up, and there are a lot of shops selling souvenirs, tea, restaurants, etc. You can feel as if you have traveled back in time to old China! My main goal this time was to go to the famous Xiaolongbao shop "Nanxiang Mantou Shop" and try the steamed Xiaolongbao! The filling inside was especially juicy and delicious, and I was able to eat them in bite-sized pieces 🤤 There were also many other shops where you could taste B-class gourmet food unique to Shanghai◎ It's one of the spots you can't miss if you come to Shanghai! #0 yen trip #Shanghai sightseeing

📍Yuyuan Old Street: If you want to enjoy the nightlife in #Shanghai, this is the place to go! 🌃 It's within reach of #transittourism, and you can enjoy the Chinese atmosphere while filling your stomach. In one corner of the pedestrianized street, colorfully lit buildings reminiscent of ancient China are gathered, and the space is packed with gourmet food shops selling #xiaolongbao and sweets, as well as souvenir shops. There were also many girls walking around in #Hanfu. There are other tourist spots around Yuyuan, such as #NewWorld and #TheBund, so I recommend stopping by there on your night out in Shanghai! 🚃Access: 80 minutes by train from #PudongInternational Airport, 50 minutes by train from #HongqiaoAirport. Google Maps doesn't work in China, so I recommend downloading Baidu Maps beforehand❗️(It's only in Chinese, but you can get the gist of how easy it is to use👌) 🗺️Recommended route: 1️⃣Eat around Yuyuan, buy souvenirs, take photos🤳 In #Yuyuan Old Street, you'll find #smallloafbao shop "#Nanxiang Mantou Shop", which is popular among Japanese people, anime goods shops, and traditional Chinese confectionery shops. There are also souvenir shops and restaurants lined up outside #Yuyuan. 2️⃣Walk towards the river (#Huangpu River) to the Bund Financial Centre, where the #thomasheatherwick building is located. This area is a shopping mall where you can see exhibitions, eat, shop, and more all in one place. 3️⃣Walk along the river while looking at the architecture Across the street from the Bund Financial Centre, the Huangpu River is wide and easy to walk along. 4️⃣Walking to the #Bund while enjoying the #nightview of Shanghai As you walk, you will see the #ShanghaiTower (Oriental Pearl TV Tower), the symbol of Shanghai's night view. If you walk along the river to the Bund, you can see a lot of tulips blooming in spring. 🌷 The Yuyuan area is a place where you can enjoy Shanghai's highlights all at once, just by taking a walk while enjoying the cityscape. Please enjoy the night in Shanghai!

This trip to Shanghai was like being transported to a sci-fi movie with a touch of traditional Chinese. The city is full of energy, hustle and bustle, and captivating from morning till night. 1. The Bund – The Historic Skyline We started our first morning at “The Bund”, a street along the Huangpu River lined with colonial-style European buildings. Looking across the river, we could see the Pudong side, where skyscrapers were competing to touch the horizon. It was a scene that immediately made us feel that Shanghai was truly the center of Asia in the 21st century. 2. Nanjing Road – Shop till you drop, stop for bubble tea Not far from The Bund, we entered Nanjing Road, the main pedestrian street of Shanghai, lined with large shopping malls, Chinese and international brand restaurants and souvenir shops. While walking around, we tried a famous Chinese bubble tea. It had a perfect sweetness and a strong aroma of black tea. I must say that it was just as good as Taiwan’s! 3. Yuyuan Market – Authentic China in a Big City If you want to experience ancient Shanghai, you have to come to Yuyuan Market. It’s like going back in time to the Ming Dynasty. With intricate wooden architecture and many local shops selling traditional snacks, porcelain, and authentic Chinese decorations, the atmosphere is crowded but charming. 4. Pudong & Oriental Pearl Tower – The future world in China When crossing the river to “Pudong”, the image that you see is a city of the future that contrasts with the past that just passed by. The Oriental Pearl Tower stands tall in the middle of the city as if to say that this is a metropolis of Asia. We went up to see the view from above, looking down to see the entire city of Shanghai with the gradient of lights at night, so beautiful that we were stunned. 5. Shanghai Disney Resort – A dreamland that is not just for children End the trip by becoming a child again at “Shanghai Disney”. Here, there is the largest castle among Disneys in the world, a magnificent Pirates of the Caribbean zone, and a spectacular show at night. It is a colorful farewell to this trip.

Known as the most traditional Chinese area in Shanghai, Yuyuan Old Street is located in Huangpu District. This historic street feels like a journey back in time to a century ago, with all buildings featuring traditional Chinese architecture. The entire Yuyuan Mall is built around the Old City God Temple and the Ming-Qing era garden architecture of "Yuyuan," offering a rich and authentic Chinese cultural experience. It is one of the must-visit attractions for tourists in Shanghai. Yuyuan is filled with numerous alleys lined with shops on both sides. These stores mainly sell three types of goods: food, souvenirs, and dining options. The central area of Yuyuan is the famous Nine-Bend Bridge, which is often crowded with visitors. The bridge becomes even more enchanting at night when illuminated, making the nighttime view of Yuyuan particularly stunning.

Yuyuan Garden is often referred to as the most traditional Chinese spot in Shanghai. It includes attractions like Yuyuan Garden itself, the Nine-Bend Bridge, the Old City God Temple, and Fangbang Middle Road Old Street, along with a variety of Shanghai delicacies. Shen Dacheng: Famous for its green rice balls, the outer layer is made from mugwort. I tried a red bean paste green rice ball and a butterfly pastry. The green rice ball had a texture where the filling and the skin felt separate, which I didn’t quite enjoy. The red bean paste wasn’t overly sweet, and the skin had just the right amount of chewiness. The butterfly pastry, on the other hand, was surprisingly light in flavor, not what I had expected. Nanxiang Steamed Bun Restaurant: Ordered a crab roe soup dumpling and a fresh meat mooncake. Using a straw to sip the soup from the dumpling was quite a unique experience. Dahuchun: The outer layer was a bit thick, but the bottom was perfectly pan-fried, with a slight sweetness to the taste. It felt more like eating a bun. Shanghai Old Yogurt: Bought from a random shop. I expected it to taste like yogurt drink, but it was closer to a thicker yogurt. Personally, I found it quite enjoyable. Hanchun Teahouse: Tried the loquat and pear soup, ordered it unsweetened. It truly wasn’t sweet, but the large half pear inside was naturally sweet when eaten. Overall, I liked it quite a lot.

It was lit up at night and was a very beautiful spot.

The long-established Nanxiang Mantou Shop is well-known in Shanghai as a specialty shop for xiaolongbao! ❤️🔥 A famous shop with over 130 years of history, it is a popular spot where many people visit every day in search of exquisite xiaolongbao 🥢 There is always a line, but it's worth it ◎ The specialty xiaolongbao is packed with hot soup and juicy meat in a thin skin, and one bite will make your mouth happy! 😋 🥟 Full of meat juice! The hot xiaolongbao is exquisite 🍜 The crab miso and giant-sized xiaolongbao are also popular 🏮 Located in the Yuyuan area, you can stop by while sightseeing The soup overflowing from the thin skin is irresistible 🤤✨ The building is classic, so you can enjoy the tourist atmosphere. You'll be impressed that "authentic xiaolongbao are so delicious...!" Be sure to stop by here to experience the authentic taste💖 📍87, Huangpu, Yuyuan New Rd, Shanghai #Let's go to China Shanghai Tourism Shanghai #Shanghai Gourmet

#discoverchina Yuyuan Old Town Guide (豫园老城厢) Yuyuan Old Town is the historical heart of Shanghai, filled with classical Chinese gardens, Ming and Qing dynasty architecture, lively markets, and delicious street food. It’s a must-visit for experiencing Shanghai’s traditional charm. ⸻ 1. Explore Yu Garden (豫园) 🏯 📍 Location: 218 Anren Street, Huangpu District ⏰ Opening Hours: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM 🎟 Entrance Fee: ~40 RMB • A 400-year-old classical Chinese garden built in the Ming Dynasty. • Features rockeries, ponds, pavilions, ancient halls, and winding bridges. • Must-see spots inside Yu Garden: • Exquisite Jade Rock (玉玲珑) – A rare Taihu rock with 72 holes. • Nine-Turn Bridge (九曲桥) – A zigzag bridge leading to the famous Huxinting Teahouse. • Sansui Hall (三穗堂) – A grand hall for historical exhibitions. ⸻ 2. Stroll Through Yuyuan Bazaar (豫园商城) 🛍 📍 Location: Surrounding Yu Garden ⏰ Opening Hours: 9:00 AM – 10:00 PM • The best place for souvenirs, silk, tea, jade, antiques, and traditional Chinese handicrafts. • Features beautifully preserved Ming and Qing dynasty-style buildings. • Must-visit shops: • Shanghai Chopsticks Shop – Specializes in handcrafted chopsticks. • Lao Feng Xiang (老凤祥) – A historic jewelry shop selling gold and silver. • Shanghai Museum of Traditional Chinese Medicine – Showcases ancient herbal medicine practices. ⸻ 3. Try Local Street Food 🍜 Yuyuan Old Town is famous for its Shanghai delicacies. Here are the must-try dishes: 🥟 Nanxiang Steamed Buns (南翔小笼包) – The original Shanghai Xiaolongbao (soup dumplings). 📍 Where to eat: Nanxiang Steamed Bun Restaurant (南翔馒头店) – Try the giant crab roe dumpling (蟹黄汤包) with a straw! 🍥 Pan-Fried Pork Buns (生煎包) – Crispy outside, juicy inside. 📍 Where to eat: Yang’s Dumplings (小杨生煎). 🍢 Tanghulu (糖葫芦) – Candied hawthorn fruit skewers, a classic Chinese snack. 🥣 Glutinous Rice Balls (酒酿圆子) – Sweet rice balls in fermented rice wine soup. ⸻ 4. Visit Huxinting Teahouse (湖心亭茶楼) 🍵 📍 Location: On the Nine-Turn Bridge ⏰ Opening Hours: 10:00 AM – 9:00 PM • Shanghai’s oldest teahouse, dating back to the 18th century. • Offers a traditional tea experience with premium Chinese teas like Dragon Well (龙井) and Pu’er (普洱). • Perfect for relaxing while enjoying the scenic surroundings. ⸻ 5. Explore City God Temple (城隍庙) ⛩ 📍 Location: Inside Yuyuan Old Town ⏰ Opening Hours: 8:30 AM – 4:30 PM 🎟 Entrance Fee: ~10 RMB • A Taoist temple dedicated to the City God of Shanghai, worshipped for protection and prosperity. • Inside Highlights: • Golden statues of deities. • Incense-burning rituals for good luck. • Fortune-telling stalls for traditional Chinese readings. ⸻ Additional Tips for Visiting Yuyuan Old Town ✔ Best Time to Visit: Weekday mornings (to avoid crowds). ✔ Bargaining is expected at the bazaar (except for official stores). ✔ Cash & Mobile Payment (Alipay, WeChat Pay) are widely used. ✔ Evening Visit: The lantern-lit old town looks stunning at night.

📍Trip Overview Night walk around Shanghai After spending the night in Zhujiajiao, we took the high-speed train to the Bund and Yuyuan Gardens. In Zhujiajiao, we took photos of the illuminated bridge and the sunset, and in Yuyuan Gardens, we ate xiaolongbao. 🚩Route Zhujiajiao → Yuyuan Gardens 🏖️Photogenic spot Zhujiajiao's Fangsheng Bridge 🚇Transportation High-speed train (about 1 hour) 📷Recommended photo spot Zhujiajiao's Fangsheng Bridge, bridge inside Yuyuan Gardens 🍜Exquisite food Yuyuan Garden's Xiaolongbao (we recommend trying different flavors) 💡Notes Please note that the lighting up of Zhujiajiao ends at 8pm.

There is a chocolate museum, and it smells so good inside♪ The sculptures made of chocolate were in the shape of real animals. The famous paintings were also made of chocolate, which was amazing. There are various shops in Yuyuan Garden, and they are relatively cheap. There is also the famous and most popular chagee. It is a mixture of jasmine and green tea, and the staff recommended it. If you ask the staff, they will give you a paper bag to take it home. Some stores sell tea leaves. The chagee at the airport sells mug bottles, but does not sell tea leaves. Souvenirs are expensive at the airport, so I recommend buying hand cream and miscellaneous goods here! I was only planning to go to Shanghai Disney, but it was a really good place to go! 📍Location: Yuyuan Garden #Spring0yentrip #Yuyuan Garden #ShanghaiTourism #Shanghai

Yuan Old Street in Shanghai is a street that exudes a unique charm by combining traditional Chinese architecture with modern imagination. There are many restaurants, cafes, and souvenir shops among the old buildings, making it a popular tourist attraction. Here, visitors can feel the emotion of traditional Chinese culture while experiencing modern commercial spaces, allowing them to enjoy both the past and present of Shanghai. Also, as this area is known as a tourist destination, it provides a good opportunity to catch a glimpse of the daily lives of local people. #ChinaTravel

Step into the charm of YuYuan Bazaar, where tradition meets treasure! Wander through lantern-lit alleys lined with jade jewelry, silk scarves, and intricate tea sets. The scent of roasted chestnuts and mooncakes fills the air as you hunt for the perfect souvenir. Whether it’s a delicate fan or handcrafted trinkets, YuYuan turns shopping into an unforgettable experience! #travelinginchina

📍Yuyuan Old Street, Shanghai China 🇨🇳 🚆Take the metro and get off at Yuyuan Garden Station. It's not far from the station, but I chose to ride a bike because I wanted the atmosphere (bicycles here are very cheap. You can buy packages through the Alipay app. It's super convenient). 🛣️There are many shops on both sides of the road, including pastry shops, cafes, restaurants, and souvenir shops. 🌟Review of feelings: I really like this area because it gives off the feeling of an ancient Chinese city. The ancient buildings are so beautiful. #Get a discount without relying on luck

#favouriteitinerary BAs D BAN Shanghai is a well-known bakery in Shanghai, favored by customers for its unique handmade cakes and exquisite baking craftsmanship. The shop offers a variety of cake flavors, such as Black Truffle Rolls, Hazelnut Croissants, Napoleon, and Mango Sandwiches, catering to different tastes. This bakery has also gained significant attention online, with its products often appearing on purchasing platforms and social media, attracting food enthusiasts. For example, products like the Black Truffle Roll and Hazelnut Croissant are highly recommended on sites like Huwotao. If you have the chance to visit Shanghai, be sure to try the delicious treats from BAs D BAN and experience the sweetness and warmth from this "Magic City."

#favouriteitinerary Yuyuan Road in Shanghai is a famous street located in the Jing'an District, running through part of the city. Originally developed by British merchants, Yuyuan Road is one of the most important cultural and commercial areas in Shanghai's history. The charm of Yuyuan Road lies in its rich historical atmosphere and diverse architectural styles. It preserves many old Shanghai buildings, including historically significant villas, standalone houses, as well as small art galleries, bookstores, and cultural venues. The street is also lined with cafes, restaurants, and independent designer shops, adding a modern touch, making it a popular spot for both locals and tourists to relax and shop. As a street steeped in Shanghai’s history, Yuyuan Road blends tradition and modernity, showcasing the city’s unique charm. It attracts visitors and locals who appreciate culture and history. Here, I’m sharing photos I took during my trip, which really allowed me to feel the relaxed and authentic atmosphere of Yuyuan Road.