SHANGHAI
Futuristic Skyline Meets Timeless Charm
Shanghai, China’s dazzling metropolis where Art Deco heritage and cutting-edge innovation collide—a city that never sleeps but always enchants.
Must-See Highlights
- The Bund: Stroll this iconic waterfront at golden hour for a "then-and-now" panorama of colonial buildings and neon-lit skyscrapers.
- Yu Garden: Lose yourself in Ming-dynasty pavilions and zigzag bridges, then snack on xiaolongbao (soup dumplings) at the bustling bazaar.
- Shanghai Tower: Ascend to the world’s highest observation deck (118th floor) for cloud-level city views.
Hidden Gems
- Tianzifang: Explore artsy alleyways in the French Concession, where galleries and craft beer bars hide behind laundry-draped lanes.
- Zhujiajiao Water Town: Cruise Venice-like canals in this 1,700-year-old "Pearl Stream" village (just 1 hour from downtown).
Travel Smart
- eSIM-ready: Navigate freely (no VPN needed) to find hidden speakeasies and live jazz spots.
- Metro Lines 2 & 10 connect key sites; use "Didi" (China’s Uber) for late-night Yang’s Fry-Dumpling runs.
By night, sip cocktails at Bar Rouge with Pudong skyline views, or join locals dancing in People’s Square. Shanghai doesn’t just impress—it seduces.
On-site Experience
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City walk
Look atA Shanghai city walk is a journey through modernity and history. Stroll along the Bund to see iconic colonial architecture and the sparkling Pudong skyline. Explore Nanjing Road for shopping and vibrant city life. Wander through Yu Garden’s traditional pavilions and bustling bazaars. Discover the charm of Tianzifang, with its creative shops and cafes. Each step reveals Shanghai’s blend of East and West, tradition and innovation.
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Food
Look atShanghai's culinary scene is a delightful blend of local and international flavors. Xiaolongbao, or soup dumplings, are a must-try with their thin wrappers and flavorful broth. Shengjianbao offers crispy pan-fried buns with succulent fillings. Red-cooked pork and sugar spareribs showcase the city's rich, savory dishes. Shanghai also excels in dim sum and seafood. For a sweet treat, try Shanghai-style sesame rice cake. The city's food markets and restaurants provide a vibrant dining experience, reflecting its status as a global culinary destination.
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Fascinating night view
Look atShanghai's bar scene is vibrant and diverse, catering to all tastes. The Bund area offers luxurious cocktail bars with stunning river views. In the French Concession, you'll find creative craft cocktail spots housed in historic shikumen buildings. For whiskey lovers, there are specialized bars with extensive collections. Rooftop bars like those in Pudong provide panoramic city views, especially dazzling at night. Whether you're into whiskey, craft cocktails, or wine, Shanghai's bars blend history with modernity, making each visit a unique experience.
