• Yu Garden (Yuyuan) - Yu Garden – Immerse Yourself in the Essence of Old Shanghai
  Explore the allure of Yu Garden, a stunning example of classical Jiangnan architecture with a rich history spanning over 460 years. Celebrated as “the crown of gardens in Southeast China,” it features meandering pathways, tranquil ponds, and graceful pavilions that evoke the Ming Dynasty.

Accompany your guide to the garden’s core and engage in interactive cultural activities — craft vibrant tie-dye, create intricate paper cuttings, or experience the enchantment of shadow puppetry. Alternatively, wander leisurely and absorb the garden’s timeless beauty.

Adjacent to the garden, Yuyuan Bazaar offers century-old brands like Lao Feng Xiang, Lao Miao Gold, and Nanxiang Bun Shop. Here, history and quality converge in every store and every taste.

Arrive with an appetite — the garden is a haven for food enthusiasts! Savor renowned Nanxiang soup dumplings, sweet pear syrup candy, crispy five-spice beans, and exquisite dim sum from Lv Bo Lang. Each flavor narrates a tale of Shanghai.

• Shanghai Tower - Lujiazui – The Financial Hub of Shanghai
  Lujiazui is the epicenter of Shanghai’s international financial district, hosting the China and East Asia headquarters of numerous multinational banks. This area is renowned for its breathtaking skyline, featuring modern landmarks such as the Oriental Pearl Tower, Shanghai Tower Building, Shanghai World Financial Center, and Jin Mao Tower.

Unmissable Photo Opportunities:
Capture the iconic vistas of the Oriental Pearl Tower and the “Three Skyscraper Trio” of Lujiazui:

Shanghai Tower Building – 632 meters, the tallest of the trio

Shanghai World Financial Center – 492 meters, affectionately called “the Bottle Opener”

Jin Mao Tower – 420.5 meters, humorously dubbed “the Egg Beater”

Locals playfully refer to these three skyscrapers as the “Kitchen Set” due to their whimsical shapes. Visitors can also explore the interior of the Shanghai Tower Building, experiencing its awe-inspiring design and city views up close.

• Qipu Road Clothing Wholesale Market - Explore Qipu Road, Shanghai’s largest clothing wholesale market. Known for its trendy yet affordable fashion, it’s the ideal spot to see how local styles influence the world. Wander through vibrant stalls, soak in the lively atmosphere, and discover incredible bargains you won’t find elsewhere.
• Waitanyuan - Suzhou Creek Cruise

The journey begins at Waitanyuan Wharf, passing the Waibaidu Bridge, Shanghai Mansion, Sichuan Road Bridge & Postal Museum, Yanqingli, the Sihang Warehouse Memorial, and several historic bridges before returning to the wharf.

Along the route, you’ll encounter iconic landmarks: the former British Consulate (1849), one of the earliest Bund buildings; the Rowing Club, later a swimming hall; and the Union Church, with its 33-meter clock tower once dominating the creek.

Together, these preserved heritage sites form the heart of Waitanyuan, the birthplace of the Bund’s “Exhibition of World Architecture” and modern Shanghai. At this confluence of river and city, the cruise bridges past and present, offering a vivid glimpse into Shanghai’s living history.

• The Bund - Guided Tour of The Bund
  Join your guide for an exploration of Shanghai’s historic Bund, where the essence of old Shanghai comes alive. Discover captivating stories about the city’s past, delve into its rich cultural heritage, and observe the transformation of this iconic waterfront.

Stroll along the “Museum of International Architecture”, showcasing buildings from various countries, and enjoy sweeping views of both sides of the Huangpu River, from classic historic districts to Pudong’s contemporary skyline. Conclude your walk at Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street, known as China’s First Street, where vibrant shops and local life provide a taste of modern Shanghai.

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• Entrance fees

Shanghai Private Tour: Yuyuan Garden, Shanghai Tower, Qipu Road, Suzhou Creek Cruise & The Bund

Experience Shanghai on a private tour that goes beyond the typical attractions. Visit the Oriental Pearl Tower and The Bund, and then embark on a Suzhou Creek cruise from the historic British Rowing Club for a distinctive view of the city.

Explore Qipu Road, Shanghai’s largest clothing wholesale market, ideal for fashion enthusiasts. Capture breathtaking photos at Instagram-worthy locations along the journey.

Highlights:

Savor Local Delicacies – Enjoy hand-pulled noodles, breakfast pancakes, pan-fried buns, and freshly made crab roe dumplings.

Captivating Narratives – Guides provide intriguing stories and historical insights about Shanghai.

Reliable Travel – Managed by a company established by former Ctrip executives.

Innovation & Personalization – Optional tours to drone and robotics facilities.

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