Shanghai. Wu Kang Road, a popular spot for trendsetters.

As an international metropolis, Shanghai has many popular check-in spots. Here are some of them: 1. Oriental Pearl Radio & TV Tower: As a landmark of Shanghai, the tower has a space capsule, revolving restaurant, Shanghai City History Development Exhibition Hall, and other attractions and facilities. It is one of the must-visit attractions for tourists. 2. 1192 Lane Old Shanghai Style Street: Here reproduces the style of old Shanghai. The mottled Shikumen, old record player, tram and other elements make people feel as if they have traveled back to old Shanghai. 3. Xintiandi: Based on Shanghai's unique Shikumen old building area, it has been transformed into a leisure pedestrian street integrating catering, commerce, entertainment, and culture. It is a place to experience the combination of old and new Shanghai. 4. Tianzifang: This is a gathering place for literary youths. There are many gourmet snack shops and literary shops. It is known as "Xintiandi No. 2". 5. Shanghai Museum of Glass: The first industry museum in Asia that comprehensively displays glass art. The outer wall is inlaid with more than 4,800 transparent glass bricks, which is particularly beautiful under the night light. 6. The Bund: One of the most representative attractions in Shanghai, there are 52 classical revival buildings with different styles. The Bund has recently upgraded its lights and has become an excellent place for check-in and photography. 7. Shanghai Disneyland: Disneyland is not only a paradise for children, but also a place for adults to find their childhood. The fireworks show at night is not to be missed. 8. Shanghai Ocean Aquarium: An internationally first-class modern large-scale ocean aquarium, exhibiting rare fish from all over the world, and one of the longest underwater tunnels in the world. 9. Wu Kang Road: Known as the "celebrity road that condenses Shanghai's modern history for nearly a hundred years", there are many excellent historical buildings, which is a good place to go shopping in late autumn. 10. 1933 Old Millfun: Originally a slaughterhouse of the Ministry of Industry, it has now been transformed into a well-known art park in Shanghai, gathering artist galleries, concert halls, restaurants, shops, etc. These places not only have unique historical and cultural values, but also represent the modern Shanghai fashion trend, which is very suitable for taking pictures and check-in. 📸👣🚶🏻‍♂️‍➡️🍹👍