Shanghai Tower is a super high-rise landmark skyscraper. The Shanghai Tower has a project area of 433,954 square meters and the main building has 118 floors, with a total height of 632 meters and a structural height of 580 meters. Among them, “the top of the world” is the functional experience zone, with the city show viewing platform, entertainment, VIP small bar, catering, sightseeing meetings and other functions.

Official telephone number of the Shanghai Tower: 021-20656999

Time visiting for reference: 1-3 hours

How to go to the Shanghai Tower:

Tunnel: 1 minute from Yan’an East Road Tunnel and 2 minutes from XinJian Road Tunnel

Bus: take the No.938, No.961, No.995 bus, or tunnel No.3t line, tunnel night snack line, Shanghai South line

Subway: 5 minutes’ walk from Lujiazui Station on Line 2, 9 minutes’ walk from Shangcheng Road Station on Line 9

Airport: 44 km from Pudong International Airport and 26 km from Hongqiao International Airport

Railway station: 10 kilometers away from Shanghai Railway Station, 18 kilometers away from Shanghai South Railway Station, 26 kilometers away from Hongqiao Railway Station

Tickets:

Adult ticket: 180 RMB; tickets for student or senior citizen over 60: 120 RMB (from Monday to Friday during January 1st to December 31st)

Half ticket: children between 1 and 1.4 meters

Free of charge: children under 1 meter

Opening hours:

09:00-21:00 (from Monday to Friday during January 1st to December 31st)

Tips:

It is open to the 118th floor from Monday to Friday and is open to the 118th and 119th floors from Saturday to Sunday.

Recommended sightseeing time: 17:00-21:00 (day view + night view).

After you are in the Shanghai Tower, it will give you a new look. Taking the fastest elevator in China and the world, you will reach the 118-story sightseeing hall, which is known as the “Shanghai’s top”. The panoramic transparent glass allows you to see the beauty of the area.

Zhujiajiao is commonly known as “Jiaoli”, it is the oldest town in the south of the Yangtze River in Shanghai. It is one of the four historical and cultural towns in Shanghai. The small bridge in the town is full of water, showing the epitome of Jiangnan water town. The most famous release bridge is the largest five-hole arch bridge in Shanghai. There are many specialty snack bars in North Street. The famous Apo Zongzi, the ancient town dumplings, the sauce trotters, and all kinds of exquisite cakes can be eaten here.

Official telephone number of Zhujiajiao Water Town: 021-59240077

Time visiting for reference: 1 day

Ticket: free of charge

Opening hours: 08:30-16:30 all day (internal attractions)

How to go to the Zhujiajiao Water Town:

Take bus from People’s Square by Huzhu Expressway, Zhuxu Line, Shangzhu Line, Qinglan Line, Qingfeng Line, Qingshang Line, Qingshi Line, Qingshang Line, Qingxiao Line, Qingzheng Line, Qingjin Line, Songzhu Dedicated lines, Huzhu special line, Shanghai business line, Zhujiajiao NO.1, Zhujiajiao NO.2, Zhujiajiao NO.3 and other buses to get off at Zhujiajiao Bus Station, and turn right along Xiangxing Road to Xinfeng Road.

Now the metro line 17 is open, so it is very convenient to take public transportation. There is still a distance from the subway. It is better to transfer to a bus if you have transportation card.

Tips:

The folk customs tour includes the Humanities Art Museum, the Daqing Post Office, the Class Plantation, the Tongtian and the drug number, and does not include the boat ticket.

Xinshui Town ancient tour includes Shanghai Quanhua Watercolor Art Museum, Yuanjin Temple, Shanghai Handicraft Exhibition Hall, Chenghuang Temple, Daqing Post Office, Tongtian and Medicine No., Humanities Art Museum, Class Plantation, without the boat ticket.

If you have never been to the ancient water town before, the Zhujiajiao Water Town is your ideal choice to learn more about the custom while enjoying the ancient town charm there.

Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street is one of the top ten famous pedestrian streets in China and is the first commercial street established after the opening of Shanghai. This is a gathering place for department stores, with a complete range of goods and it is a paradise for shoppers. Creative urban sculptures can be seen everywhere, and there are plenty of chairs in the middle of the street for tourists to sit down and enjoy the literary fashion. On Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street, you can see the shuttle bus of the old version of the tram, which features very old Shanghai style. You may wish to experience it.

Time visiting for reference: 1-3 hours

How to go to the Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street:

1.Subway

You can take the subway lines 1, 2 and 8 to the “People’s Square” station, exit from the 6th exit, and pass the sunken square to the western starting point of the pedestrian street.

You can take subway Lines 2 and 10 to the “Nanjing East Road” station, and exit from the 1st, 2nd, and 4th exits, which is the starting point of the eastern part of the pedestrian street.

2. Bus

You can take bus No.20, 37, 330, 921 to Jiujiang Road Huanghe Road Station, go east for more than 100 meters to the sunken square, and the tunnel is the western starting point of the pedestrian street.

You can take the city sightseeing tour line 1 to get off at New World City (west side of Pedestrian Street), or get off at Henan Middle Road (east side of Pedestrian Street).

Tickets: Free of charge

Opening hours: all day

The prestigious Peace Hotel is located here. People are on both sides of the road in order. Come here, be sure to keep an eye on your backpacks and items, probably because of the weekend, it has reached the most beautiful time of the day, against the backdrop of various neon lights, the distinctive architecture is more beautiful; maybe it’s too famous here, it’s close to the People’s Square to add luster to it, and the east is surrounded by beautiful scenery of the Bund, so many tourists come here. People come here to shop, or simply want to taste the food, or perhaps because of its long history, the endless story of history, etc. It is worthy your visit if you like shopping and tasting delicious food.

When you arrive in Shanghai, you will never feel that there is nothing to do. You can enjoy the night scenery on the Bund. Go to Tianping Road and Hunan Road in Xuhui District to find the most beautiful old houses, and feel the precipitation of history in the old Shanghai. Or you can simply go to Tianzifang, Xintiandi to sit and meditate, let the time pass; or go to the Hengshan Road bar street to drink for carnival; or go to the art warehouses such as the 1933 old factory to see the artistic charm of Chinese and Western mix. Finally, don’t forget to board the Pearl of the Orient and look at this cosmopolitan city.

If you like visiting gardens, the Yu Garden is your best choice in Shanghai. Yu Garden is the private garden of the Ming Dynasty, which is known as the “urban forest” and it is a pearl in the garden of southern Changjiang delta. Known as one of the five classical gardens in Shanghai, it has the famous horizontal inscribed board and inscriptions, as well as the iconic attractions such as DianChuntang, Yuhuatang and Wanhualou. In the park, DianChuntang was once the headquarters of the Shanghai Small Sword Society Uprising in 1853; the megaliths with Jiang Zemin’s inscription “The Sea Famous Garden” in Sansuitang Scenic Area are very interesting. There are a lot of shops and food stalls in the Old Town Temple Street, so you can eat and stroll. Yu Garden belongs to a general term and is divided into garden parts and peripheral parts that need to be purchased the tickets.

Official telephone number of Yu Garden: 021-63260830; 021-63282465;

Referred time needed: 1-3 hours;

How to go to Yu Garden:

Yu Garden is located in the Huangpu District of the city center, and you can take the subway or bus:

1.  Get off at Yuyuan Station while taking the Subway Line 10.

2. Get off at Yuyuan Station while taking the bus lines 11, 26, 64, 71, 145, 581, 715, 730, 736, 801, 926, 929, 932, 969, 980, Fangchuan Line and other bus lines;

Tickets:

Adult ticket: 40 RMB (Monday to Sunday during April 1st – June 30th, September 1st – November 30th)

Adult ticket: 30 RMB (Monday to Sunday during July 1 – August 31, December 1 – March 31 of the following year)

Opening hours:

08:45 a.m.-16:45p.m.; stop ticketing time: 16:15 p.m.; stop entering time: 16:20 p.m. (Monday to Sunday during January 1st – December 31st).

Shanghai Disneyland is the first Disney theme park in mainland China, with Mickey Street, Wonder Garden, Dream World, Adventure Island, Treasure Bay, Tomorrow World and Disney Pixar Toy Story Seven Theme Parks.

The park has the world’s largest Disney castle “Fantasy Fairytale Castle”, visitors can also meet many Disney friends in the park to experience a unique immersive experience.

It is recommended to download the latest Shanghai Disney Resort official app in advance, you can view the park map, waiting time, project and performance time, and you can receive a free electronic version of the fast pass, etc., it is a must-have APP to play in Shanghai Disneyland!

And you can follow Shanghai Disney Resort’s official WeChat: ShangHaiDisneyResort to view the latest offers and activities of the park.

Official telephone number of Shanghai Disneyland: 400-180-0000.

Reference for time needed: 1 day.

How to go to Shanghai Disneyland:

Bus: Take Pudong No. 50, No. 51, No. 52 buses.

Subway: Take Subway Line 11 from Jiading North/Huaqiao and Disney Station, which starts daily from early morning until late at night. Trains are usually available every few minutes, which is very convenient and fast. Visitors can get off at the terminal station at Disney Station, exit at Exit 1 or 4, and walk 5 to 10 minutes to Shanghai Disneyland according to the signs.

By car: Visitors can drive to the Shanghai Disney Resort from the West Entrance (the resort elevated road) and follow the traffic guidance to the nearby parking lot.

Tickets:

Tickets from January 1st to December 31st during Monday to Sunday: 370 RMB for adult tickets/day; 670 RMB for adult tickets/ 2 days.

Opening hours:

From January 1st to December 31st during Monday to Sunday: 08:00 a.m.-20:00 p.m.

The Shanghai Disneyland is one of the best attractions in China, or even all over the world to enjoy while having travel with family, especially when you have kids, as or kids will have memorable experience there, and all of your family will fully enjoy yourselves there. But before making your trip to Shanghai Disneyland, don’t forget having some reviews on Shanghai Disneyland so as to have some simple understanding there.

The Bund is located on the banks of the Huangpu River in the Huangpu District of Shanghai. The Bund at night is beautifully landscaped and you can fully enjoy the scenery on both sides of the cruise. For buying the ticket, you can check the ticketing address: Window 2, Huangpu River Tour Ticket Center, B1, No. 501, Zhongshan East 2nd Road, Huangpu District, Shanghai.

Before you take a visit to the Bund in Shanghai, just have some reviews from other visitors who went there before to know about their experience on visiting The Bund.

The Bund Review

In fact, Nanjing Pedestrian Street and the Bund are connected together. You can get off the subway at the Nanjing Pedestrian Street and then straightly go to the Bund.

Even though the weather was normal that night, I still felt that many people went to the Bund, and we felt that the flow of people was pushing us forward, but I heard that it is not so many visitors compared to that of other period, especially when it is the National Day Holidays, at that times we can’t squeeze in the Bund.

When I first saw the night view of the Bund, I finally understood why we must go to the Bund to see the night scene when visiting Shanghai. It is really spectacular. It’s a kind of feeling of “no doubt that the Bund is the world financial center”. You really cannot describe it with any words.

On the other side are Shanghai’s landmark buildings, including the Oriental Pearl, Jinmao Tower, Shanghai Center, Shanghai World Financial Center, etc., the colorful neon and the scrolling slogans, all of which make you feel the visual and mental impact of this fast-growing city brings to you. I originally wanted to enjoy the view of the Bund on cruise, but the weather was not good because of the date, so we finished the tour. Although I didn’t make a cruise trip, I think it should be worth a visit.