Shanghai Downtown Modern Day - Bund, Nanjing Road, Yu Garden, Pearl Tower, Xin Tian Di

The Bund (Wai Tan) - The Bund is a symbol of Shanghai, dividing the city into East and West. The West Bund is home to historical buildings from the Republic of China era, over 100 years old, offering a glimpse into Shanghai’s rich history. In contrast, the East Bund is filled with modern skyscrapers, mostly constructed in the last decade, showcasing China’s rapid development since its reform and opening up.

Nanjing Lu (Nanjing Road) - Nanjing Road is Shanghai’s only pedestrian street, lined with international brand stores, making it a prime shopping destination. Regardless of the weather, Nanjing Road is always bustling, offering a vibrant experience of Chinese culture.

Yu Garden (Yuyuan) - Yu Garden, a renowned private garden from the Ming dynasty with over 400 years of history, opened to the public in 1961. Its traditional Chinese architecture and artistic landscaping attract numerous international visitors.

Oriental Pearl Tower (Dongfang Mingzhu) - The Pearl Tower, a landmark of Shanghai, stands at 468 meters tall. Built in 1991, it features a revolving restaurant and offers panoramic views of the city from its top floor.

Xintiandi - Xintiandi is a popular tourist spot showcasing Shanghai’s historical and cultural essence. This pedestrian street offers a mix of dining, shopping, entertainment, and culture, all set within the unique Shikumen architecture.

Shanghai Downtown Traditional Day - Tianzifang, Ocean Aquarium, 1933 Millfun, Duolun Road Culture Street, Luxun Park

Tianzifang - Located in the French Concession area, Tianzifang features Shikumen-style buildings and numerous artistic shops. It’s a delightful place to stroll and experience the charming lifestyle of Shanghai’s middle class.

Shanghai Ocean Aquarium - Recognized as a “popular science education base,” the Shanghai Ocean Aquarium boasts a unique architectural style and a special exhibition area dedicated to the Yangtze River Basin’s biology and ecology. As one of the world’s largest artificial ocean aquariums, it houses over 450 species and 12,000 rare fish and endangered creatures from around the globe. The aquarium features a 155-meter-long underwater tunnel, one of the longest worldwide, and showcases the geographical and cultural features of the fish’s countries of origin.

1933 Old Millfun - The 1933 Millfun, constructed with imported concrete from England, features walls about 50 centimeters thick with a hollow center. This advanced 1930s technology allowed for natural temperature control, keeping the building cool even in summer. The architecture blends Eastern and Western styles, with elements like “no beam floor,” “umbrella column,” and “spiral staircase,” creating a unique architectural masterpiece. The building’s simple yet intricate design reflects the ingenuity of its original designers. Nearly a century old, 1933 Millfun remains a pioneering structure, once one of only three such slaughterhouses globally, and the only one still intact.

Shanghai Duolun Road Cultural Celebrities Street - Duolun Road, a 550-meter-long street in Shanghai, is lined with over 20 architecturally significant buildings. Its diverse styles include English, French, Japanese, Dutch, Spanish, Islamic, and Chinese, making it an “open-air museum” of Shanghai architecture. The street also features small private museums, such as the Chopsticks Museum and the largest ancient coins exhibition hall in Asia. Duolun Road reflects the everyday life of Shanghai citizens, with its rich cultural history often overlooked by passersby.

Hongkou Football Stadium/Luxun Park - Lu Xun Park, Shanghai’s main historical and cultural memorial park, is also China’s first sports park. It features scenic landscapes with mountains, waters, and waterfalls, connected by dikes and bridges, retaining British scenic characteristics. The park’s exhibits highlight Lu Xun’s social and cultural contributions during his decade in Shanghai, and his tomb is a nationally protected cultural relic.

Water Town and Tea Town Visiting

Zhujiajiao Ancient Town - With a 4000-year history, Zhujiajiao is a five-star tourist attraction in China. Visitors can enjoy local customs, purchase snacks, and find relaxation away from urban life.

Tianshan Tea City - Tianshan Tea City is the heart of Shanghai’s tea culture, hosting numerous tea dealers and retailers. Visitors can explore different tea cultures, taste various teas, and learn about tea sets and ceremonies.

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Our tour guide possesses extensive knowledge and can expertly introduce the history of Shanghai. They are highly familiar with various attractions in Shanghai and can assist in creating the most suitable travel plan. The itinerary is flexible and can be adjusted according to customer preferences to cater to diverse needs. The tour guide is personable and provides excellent service to customers. Reservations can be made just 30 minutes in advance, offering great convenience. Additionally, we offer 24-hour customer support to ensure a delightful experience during your trip to China.

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