Quiet a lot places are worth visiting after you attend the Expo. Starting from Shanghai Exhibition Center, we recommend you some attractions in sequence of their proximity.
With big brands setting up branches and small unique shops sprouting up at many corners of the city, you are privileged with a wide range of shopping choices. All you need is a little patience, sharp observation; ability to endure long walks and bargaining skills and you can buy to your heart's content in the commercial capital of China.
With big brands setting up branches and small unique shops sprouting up at many corners of the city, you are privileged with a wide range of shopping choices. All you need is a little patience, sharp observation; ability to endure long walks and bargaining skills and you can buy to your heart's content in the commercial capital of China.
With big brands setting up branches and small unique shops sprouting up at many corners of the city, you are privileged with a wide range of shopping choices. All you need is a little patience, sharp observation; ability to endure long walks and bargaining skills and you can buy to your heart's content in the commercial capital of China.
this is a block full of western-style, enchanting boutiques, restaurants, churches and European-style architecture. Go and be surprised.
In 1920, the first batch of garden villas began springing up on Rue Lafayette (now Middle Fuxing Road) south of French Garden (now Fuxing Park). With quite a few important military and governmental officials, entrepreneurs, professionals and artists moving in, the area was turned into a place of convergence for the upper class. Shanghai French Concession is so charming because it carries on the elegance of bygone days, instead of fading out with the passage of time. Fashion boutiques, dessert shops, characteristic restaurants line up on both sides of the street, brimming with stories, sentiments and vitality.
Xin Tian Di is transformed from local Shikumen Building, which appeared in the mid-1800's. It has become an urban attraction for both international tourists and young local citizens by preserving the historical and cultural legacies of the city. You can enjoy the afternoon tea in the day and flit around bars at night to experience the charm of Shanghai. Theme restaurants, international gallery, bars and cafes and boutiques are scattered along the pedestrian street. You will feel like going back to old Shanghai in 1930’s in between all these antique brick walls and in front of the heavy black doors. However, when you walk into them, an atmosphere of modern life will embrace you.
It is on the west bank of Huangpu River winding 1.5 kilometers between Waibaidu Bridge in the north and Jin Ling Dong Road in the south and is scattered with famous buildings like Customs House, Peace Hotel, original site of HSBC Bank, etc. A total of 52 buildings represent different architectural features including Gothic, Baroque, Romanesque, Classicist and the Renaissance styles. Although designed by different architects in diversified styles, the buildings stand together in great harmony. That is why the Bund is granted as “Exhibition of the World's Architecture”.
Lujiazui has become the most appealing attraction in Shanghai as the “Wall Street of China”. It is studded with over 100 high-rise buildings including landmarks like Oriental Pearl TV Tower, Shanghai International Convention Center, Shanghai World Financial Center, etc. Overlooking from the skyscapers when night falls, you will definitely be overwhelmed by the magenificent urban landscape of this modern metropolis. It’s also a great place for party and shopping. You can spend 40 RMB (6 US dollars) to hop on and off a sightseeing bus as you like, or embark on a cruise to enjoy the beauty that Huangpu River has to offer.
There are 7 theme attractions inside the park, including Mickey Avenue, Gardens of Imagination, Adventure Isle, Treasure Cove, Tomorrowland, Fantasyland and Toy Story Land. Two themed hotels are next to the park: Shanghai Disneyland Hotel and Toy Story Hotel. With so many world-debut recreational items, eye-catching performance and wonderful experience, anyone, regardless of age, can light up the magical dream in heart.
Quiet a lot places are worth visiting after you attend the Expo. Starting from Shanghai Exhibition Center, we recommend you some attractions in sequence of their proximity.
With big brands setting up branches and small unique shops sprouting up at many corners of the city, you are privileged with a wide range of shopping choices. All you need is a little patience, sharp observation; ability to endure long walks and bargaining skills and you can buy to your heart's content in the commercial capital of China.
