• Qibao Old Street - Situated in the heart of Minhang District, Shanghai, Qibao Ancient Town offers the picturesque charm of a water town with a rich history of over a thousand years. Its name is derived from the Qibao Temple. Visitors can explore the Cricket Museum, which features cricket displays and live cricket fighting shows. The town is also famous for its diverse array of snacks that are sure to catch your attention. Stroll along Qibao Old Street, savor the local delicacies, and immerse yourself in the local culture. Qibao Ancient Town provides a glimpse into ancient water townships without the hassle of long travel or crowded spaces.
• Shanghai Zoo (Shanghai Dongwu Yuan) - Shanghai Zoo is a prominent state-level zoo, divided into five exhibition areas: Primates, Herbivores, Carnivores, Birds, and Amphibians. It houses over 6,000 animals, including 600 rare species. The zoo features native Chinese animals like giant pandas, golden monkeys, South China tigers, Manchurian tigers, Yangtze alligators, and elks, as well as international species such as giraffes, kangaroos, penguins, hippopotamuses, and sea lions. Visitors can observe giant pandas in the Carnivore zone, which includes a fan-shaped area with both indoor and outdoor exhibits. The outdoor playground is adorned with trees, lawns, artificial mountains, and pools, providing a delightful environment for the pandas.
• Former French Concession - Contrary to the bustling image of a modern metropolis with towering skyscrapers, the Former French Concession offers a serene and leisurely atmosphere with numerous European-style villas and early 20th-century buildings. It is an ideal spot to explore the city’s history and unique charm while taking a break from the city’s hustle and bustle. Over time, the exact boundaries of this area have become indistinct.
• Xintiandi - Xintiandi is a popular tourist destination that preserves Shanghai’s historical and cultural essence while blending Chinese and Western influences. It is divided into northern and southern sections. The south features modern architecture complemented by an old Shikumen building, while the north is characterized by Shikumen old buildings. The area hosts a variety of unique global businesses and was the site of the first congress of the Communist Party.
• Oriental Pearl Tower (Dongfang Mingzhu) - Located in Pudong Park, Lujiazui, Shanghai, the Oriental Pearl Tower stands at 468 meters (1,536 feet), making it the sixth tallest TV and radio tower globally and the second tallest in China. Its captivating architectural design makes it a must-visit attraction. Visitors can explore the Municipal History Museum situated in the tower’s base. The tower features double-decker elevators that accommodate up to fifty people, ascending at a speed of seven meters per second. During the swift ascent, elevator attendants provide an introduction to the TV Tower in both English and Chinese. Upon reaching the top, visitors can enjoy a range of activities as the various spheres and columns house attractions, commercial spaces, and recreational areas. The panoramic view of the city from this height is truly breathtaking.
• Nanjing Lu (Nanjing Road) - Known as the ‘No. 1 commercial street in China,’ Nanjing Road has long been a city landmark. Stretching 5.5 kilometers, it features over 600 shops, attracting approximately 1.7 million visitors daily. Shoppers can find everything from affordable souvenirs to luxurious global brands. The street offers a mix of traditional department stores and the latest fashion outlets. Visitors can also enjoy snacks from time-honored brands and take a ride on the Dang-dang sightseeing tram.
• The Bund - The Bund is a renowned waterfront area on the west bank of the Huangpu River, symbolizing Shanghai. It showcases the city’s allure as a vibrant metropolis that blends a century-old history with a promising future, making it a must-see destination. Visitors can admire 26 buildings of various architectural styles, including the Peace Hotel, Shanghai Customs House, and Shanghai Pudong Development Bank. Additionally, the night views along both sides of the Huangpu River are spectacular.

• Admission to the indicated attractions
• Snacks
• Professional guide
• Hotel or airport pick-up and drop-off service
• Tour vehicle/Professional driver

• Lunch

This layover tour provides a great opportunity to explore must-see attractions of Shanghai and it also can be customized based on your interests. With the assistance of our knowledgeable guide, we will get an overview of the city and hear about its history. The itinerary includes Qibao Old Street, Shanghai Zoo, Former French Concession, Oriental Pearl Tower and the Bund.

1. Comprehensive sightseeing tour of Shanghai.
2. Stroll on Qibao Old Street, taste typical snacks and enjoy the local lifestyle.
3. Observe the giant panda and other animals up close.
4. Take the lift to the Oriental Pear Tower to have a bird’s-eye view of Shanghai.
5. Pick-up and drop-off service at airport or hotel in central Shanghai.
6. Flexible starting and ending timedepending on your flight.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.