Holiday Inn Express Shanghai on The Bund Local area

Wandering through a century-old Jiangnan garden, where pavilions, towers, bridges, and flowing water intertwine like a painting, one feels as if stepping into an ancient scroll, immersed in the charm of old Shanghai.

The Bund brings together historic international architecture and the modern city skyline. Elegant and nostalgic by day, radiant and dazzling by night, it is one of Shanghai’s must-visit landmarks.

An iconic art landmark along the Pudong riverside, it hosts major international exhibitions and cutting-edge contemporary works. With its striking architectural design, it offers a feast for both the mind and the eyes.

Lujiazui, located on the east bank of the Huangpu River, is one of Shanghai’s most iconic financial hubs and urban landmarks. Dotted with towering skyscrapers such as Shanghai Tower, Shanghai World Financial Center, and Jin Mao Tower, it forms a breathtaking city skyline.

As one of Shanghai’s most popular commercial streets, Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street blends trendy shopping, culinary delights, and urban culture. Stretching for several kilometers, it links People’s Square with the Bund. From time-honored local brands to international labels, from traditional snacks to viral eateries, it offers a rich mix that highlights the unique fusion of Eastern and Western cultures.

The Oriental Pearl Tower stands tall in Lujiazui, Pudong, and is a shining jewel on Shanghai’s skyline with its iconic “string of pearls” design. From the top, visitors can enjoy sweeping views of both sides of the Huangpu River, especially from the fully transparent glass observation deck, where it feels like walking among the clouds. Inside the tower, a revolving restaurant offers a 360-degree panorama of the city paired with exquisite cuisine, making for an unforgettable experience.

Shanghai Tower stands at a height of 632 meters, with its observation deck "Top of Shanghai" located on the 118th floor at an altitude of 546 meters. From here, visitors can enjoy breathtaking views of both sides of the Huangpu River and take in the full splendor of the city. At night, the tower lights up brilliantly, forming a stunning skyline together with surrounding skyscrapers in Lujiazui. It is a must-visit landmark for experiencing the essence of modern Shanghai.

Located in the bustling heart of Shanghai, Jing’an Temple is a historic Buddhist temple with a rich legacy. Its resplendent golden architecture makes it not only a sacred site for worshippers, but also a popular destination for visitors drawn by its distinctive design and deep cultural heritage.

Wukang Road is a culturally rich and historic street in Shanghai, lined with dozens of architectural gems in a variety of styles, including Spanish, French, British, and Italian influences. It was once home to many prominent figures such as Ba Jin, Soong Ching-ling, and Cai Yuanpei. Walking along its plane tree-shaded lanes and past its charming red-brick villas feels like stepping back in time, offering a glimpse into the elegance and allure of old Shanghai.

At Shanghai Disneyland, you can enjoy world-class parades and fireworks shows, and fully immerse yourself in a vividly recreated Disney world while interacting with classic characters. The resort also includes Wishing Star Park, Disneytown, and two themed hotels—making it a perfect destination for families, couples, and friends to begin a one-stop magical journey.

Located by Dishui Lake in Lingang, Shanghai Yaoxue Ice & Snow World & Water World is an immersive theme park that combines real snow, real water, and a variety of attractions. The Ice & Snow World maintains a constant temperature year-round, offering skiing, ice slides, snowfield adventures, and more. The Water World features a wave pool, high-speed slides, and kid-friendly splash zones—perfect for cooling off in the summer.

Shanghai Haichang Ocean Park is a large-scale marine theme park that combines animal exhibits, themed entertainment, and interactive experiences. The park features multiple themed zones such as Polar Town, Deep Sea Wonderland, and Dolphin Bay. Visitors can get up close to star marine animals like whale sharks, penguins, and belugas, and enjoy thrilling rides such as roller coasters and river rapids.

Build your child's dream world—one LEGO® brick at a time! LEGOLAND® Shanghai Resort features multiple themed zones where kids can drive mini cars, ride kid-friendly roller coasters, and interact with LEGO characters. It’s the perfect one-stop destination for a fun-filled family adventure full of creativity and imagination.