No. 595 Jiujiang Road, Huangpu District
Shanghai, SH 200001
Mainland China
No. 118 Ruijin Er Road
Shanghai, SH 200020
Mainland China
No. 28 Yutong Road, Jingan District
Shanghai, SH 200070
Mainland China
No. 500 Heng Feng Road, Jing An District
Shanghai, SH 200070
Mainland China
No.585 Zhong Shan Dong Er Road, Huangpu District
Shanghai, SH 200010
Mainland China
No.1738 Zhongxing Road
Shanghai, SH 200070
Mainland China
210 Century Avenue
Lujiazui CBD, Pudong District
Shanghai, SH 200120
Mainland China
12 Hengshan Road Xuhui District
Shanghai, SH 200031
Mainland China
700 Changshou Road, Putuo District
Shanghai, SH 200060
Mainland China
No. 2088, Zhongshan North Road, Putuo District
Shanghai, SH 200063
Mainland China
No.777 Zhangyang Road, Pudong New Area
Shanghai, SH 200120
Mainland China
843 Guangfu Xi Road, Putuo District
Shanghai, SH 200063
Mainland China
Travel in Shanghai—City Guide
Known as the famous "ten miles of foreign land," Shanghai, was the first port in China opened to the outside world. Since then, it has been an international metropolis where cultures meet, merge and melt.
The jarring skyscrapers of Lujiazui in Pudong are juxtaposed by the Western Neoclassical architecture of the Bund sitting across the Huangpu River. Xintiandi, transformed from the old Shanghai Shikumen is adjacent to Huaihai Road which is also known as the “Oriental Champs Elysees".
The former French Concession is now a holy land. It represents the trendy café culture, a fine taste and a mix of city life, fashion, and tradition. Delicacies and scenic ambiance can be found as you stroll down Hengshan Road through the towering trees. The diversity of the cultures creates a unique traveling experience where you will always encounter something new here - Shanghai.
A Global Metropolis by Huangpu River
The Huangpu River divides Shanghai into Pudong and Puxi. Pudong, a place where skyscrapers have sprouted, has now, solidified itself as the financial center of Shanghai. Puxi boasts a prosperous inner ring where old and modern buildings stand side by side. Huaihai Road in Huangpu District, Nanjing Road in Jing'an District, Lujiazui of Pudong District and the Bund by the Huangpu River are the central hubs of finance, fashion, and culture in Shanghai.
Outside the outer ring, there are the Songjiang and Qingpu districts etc... Here, the feature outlets and old towns are worth visiting.
Don't Miss the Following Destinations in Shanghai
Located besides the Huangpu River and overseeing the Bund across the river, Lujiazui is the financial heart of China. Many large financial institutions' headquarters in the Greater China area are nestled here. Dozens of landmarks are stunningly scattered around, such as the Oriental Pearl Tower (famous for its unique silhouette), Shanghai Tower (The world's second-largest skyscraper), and other high-rise buildings, including Shanghai World Financial Center and Jin Mao Tower.
Tianzifang is located in the former French Concession where old alleys are reborn with the joint efforts of many artists there. These alleys are transformed into art galleries, creative hubs, restaurants, and more. It is also worth mentioning that the old Shikumen houses are still home to many locals. You can take a walk through the alleys of traditional Shikumen and stay at the Ruijin InterContinental Hotel- built in the early 1920s- to travel back in time and experience a bit of the old Shanghai. Here, these three independent gardens are interlinked together alongside four distinctly unique British neoclassical villas (each tells the story of the influential and affluent people who once lived there) here.
You can go to Shanghai Disneyland for some quality family time and embark on a wonderful adventure. Fulfill your childhood dreams with Disney characters, cheering and dancing with your family or the crowd at the parade! Enjoy Hollywood's highest-box-office musical in history, "Lion King" or others like "Pirates of the Caribbean" and "TRON Lightcycle Power Run" (exclusive to Shanghai Disneyland). Get ready to indulge yourselves!
Travel Tips
The Bund is a place that you cannot miss since it captures the essence of Shanghai in one frame. If you want to see it at its best then we suggest visiting during sunset hours or at dawn to capture its beautiful skyline.
Shanghai's 'Hollywood', Zhujiajiao town, is often shot in ancient Chinese films for its perfect setting. By the antique canals and bridges, thousands of buildings from the Ming and Qing dynasty stand; giving the place a serene and authentic Chinese element for films to capture. Even the famous writer from Taiwan, Echo (Sanmao) was deeply fascinated.
Located in the former French Concession, Shanghai Jiaotong University is one of China’s top universities. Here, the old library inherits its architectural style from the Elizabethan era of Britain. It is also a nice place to take a stroll and absorb the academic atmosphere, a change from the typical sights of Shanghai.
Accommodation Beyond Belief
From luxury hotels in Lujiazu to classic detached houses in the French Concession and traditional local residences, the city has numerous options to accommodate your tastes.
Staying near the Bund gives you access to gorgeous sceneries and all tourist’s spots in the city such as, Waibaidu Bridge, Huangpu Park, and Broadway Mansion. You can learn more about Shanghai by staying at Hotel Indigo On the Bund, located by the South Bank. There, you can see an old rickshaw in the hotel lobby, and find Shanghainese elements such as metal pieces collected from shipyards on Shiliupu dock in the rooms.
Lujiazui is the district where fulfills the future sense, with uniquely shaped skyscrapers everywhere, restaurants, bars, housing hotels and luxury branded shops. In addition, when night falls, the residential area of south Lujiazui, becomes very lively and you can experience the local nightlife there.
Shanghai Railway Station is a very convenient transportation hub within the city. Therefore, hotels in this area is ideal choice because of the numerous buses and metro lines that will help you get easily access to main attractions, such as People's Square, the Bund, Huaihai Road, 50 Art Park on Moganshan Road and so on…
Paradise for Shoppers
As a world-class city, Shanghai is the place to shop for your favorites, where it be luxury items or wholesale goods on Qipu Road. In Shanghai, destinations for shoppers are Lujiazui, Nanjing Road, Huaihai Road, Jing' a District, Xujiahui, and so on.
Nanjing Road was the first commercial street in Shanghai, a paradise for domestic and foreign shoppers. Nanjing East Road is dotted with all kinds of stores, traditional and modern; if you aim for high-end shopping experience, put these names on your list: Hang Lung, Reel, Kerry Center, Meilongzhen on Nanjing West Road. Also, 10 Corso Como by Jing’an Temple is also a good place to go for fashion lovers.
Huaihai Road is known to be romantic and elegant with massive shopping malls standing close to each other. These i
