• Lujiazui - The meeting point is Lujiazui, a symbol of Shanghai’s modern urban landscape. Here, a brief city walk will be taken through China’s international financial hub, showcasing the country’s most contemporary streetscape. Visitors will see Shanghai’s iconic structures: the Oriental Pearl Tower, along with three of the city’s tallest buildings: Jinmao Tower, Shanghai World Financial Center, and Shanghai Tower, which is also the second tallest globally.
• Shanghai Tower - “Top of Shanghai” Observatory: Ascend the Shanghai Tower, the world’s second tallest and Asia’s tallest building, to enjoy a 360° panoramic view of the city from its top observation deck, accessed via the world’s fastest elevator. The 118th floor is reached in under a minute! At over 500 meters high, the aerial view of Shanghai includes the Oriental Pearl Tower, Shanghai CBD, the picturesque Huangpu River, the Bund, the historic Yu Garden, a Taoist temple (China’s only native religion), and local residential areas. Enjoy a coffee in the sky (optional, not included in the ticket) or use a coin-operated telescope to explore city details. Capture this unforgettable experience with your camera!
• 小杨生煎 - After descending from the heights of Shanghai, savor a beloved local meal of Shanghai-style dumplings, either souped or fried, depending on the day’s circumstances. Following the dumplings, head to another restaurant for handmade Chinese ramen in beef soup.
• Dongchang Road Ferry - Cross the Huangpu River in an uncommon way—not by subway or car, but by ferry! The ferry port covers the river’s central part, offering views of both the modern Lujiazui and the historic Bund.
• The Bund (Wai Tan) - Post-ferry, explore another tour highlight: the Bund and the International Architectural Exposition. Since the late 19th century (late Qing Dynasty), this area became an imperialist concession, hosting consulates and major financial institutions, and was once Shanghai’s political, financial, and cultural hub. The buildings here, with their diverse architectural styles, hold significant historical and artistic value. It’s a place where history meets the present, and East meets West. Standing by the Huangpu River, experience the perfect blend of the modern east bank and the historic west bank.
• Nanjing Road (E) - From the Bund, proceed to Nanjing East Road Pedestrian Street, one of China’s most renowned pedestrian streets. Discover intriguing shops of traditional Chinese brands (like famous scissors brands, traditional gold shops, and large food emporiums—all free to explore, with no obligation to purchase), alongside Shanghai’s most popular and fashionable products. Enjoy a coffee, tea, or the trendy milk tea (bubble tea) while sampling snacks from Shanghai’s favorite brands or local fruits, all at no extra cost. Dinner will also be enjoyed on this street.
• People’s Square - Conclude the day with an authentic hot pot dinner near People’s Square. Sample “very Chinese” dishes such as hot pot-style beef or lamb, tofu (which may differ from familiar tofu), lotus root, winter melon (a Chinese vegetable), bamboo shoots, unique Chinese leafy greens, and handmade belt-shaped noodles. For the adventurous, try “special ingredients” like duck blood, chicken feet, and pig brains. The tour concludes with dinner (included), but the night is just beginning! After a delightful meal, stroll back to the Bund, relishing the stunning night views on East Nanjing Road and both sides of the Huangpu River, elevating this incredible day to new heights!

• Bottled water
• Ferry ticket
• Snacks
• Lunch
• Dinner
• Mosquito repellent spray (when needed)
• Tea and coffee
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On this tour, we will see the most representative scenes of Shanghai: the modern Lujiazui CBD, the lively Nanjing Road Walkway, the magnificent International Architectural Exposition, and the most dreamy place where modern and history, East and West intersect - the Bund.
We will enjoy the view, from the air, among the crowd, on the river bank. A one-day trip makes night views of the banks of the Huangpu River available - you won’t want to miss this!
Meanwhile, two different but representative authentic Chinese meals will take the amazing trip to another level. Local snacks and drinks also bring the sparks! The only thing to worry about is your belly!

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