Things to do in Shanghai

Shanghai After Dark — The Bund Never Sleeps ✨“Where the river reflects a thousand city lights and the future rises above a timeless waterfront. The Bund is more than a view — it’s Shanghai at its most magical, where elegance, ambition, and endless dreams meet.” 🌃❤

Lujiazui is more than just skyscrapers; its large shopping malls are also great places for leisure and photo opportunities. The shopping centers within the district boast impressive designs, with airy oval domes and spacious, multi-level corridors, making them perfect for taking atmospheric photos while shopping. The malls offer a diverse range of businesses, from authentic local restaurants to adorable teddy bear-themed photo spots, making them ideal for family outings.

The hotel has a great location, it's the closest guesthouse to Disneyland. They even provided a shuttle to the park the next morning, which was very convenient. Upon arrival, they upgraded my room, which was spacious and comfortable. Surprisingly, snacks, Coke, and Sprite were all free, which was excellent. I'll definitely choose this hotel again next time I visit Disneyland.

The gardens are definitely worth a visit and overall an amazing experience. It took me some time to find the entrance (I entered through the south gate) the garden itself and the guided tour provided by the park provided a lot of import context. Occasionally I also listened in on the tour groups for their explanations! I did do the afternoon, and while it was a bit crowded, it was still very manageable. I imagine the morning tour might be better if you prefer the garden to be less busy. Surrounding the garden there's also a whole " historical" shopping mall and other temples so those I spend the rest of the afternoon exploring

Xuhui Riverside, also known as the "West Bund of Shanghai," is a world-class waterfront public space on the Huangpu River, transformed from an "industrial rust belt." Stretching approximately 8.4 kilometers from Rihui Port in the north to Xupu Bridge in the south, it boasts a rich Huangpu River shoreline. This area was once one of the cradles of modern Chinese national industry, home to numerous industrial relics such as Nanpu Railway Station, Beipiao Wharf, Shanghai Cement Plant, and Longhua Airport. Xuhui Riverside integrates art, culture, and leisure, making it an excellent place to experience the charm of Shanghai.

Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street is one of the busiest and most exciting places to visit in Shanghai. The street is lined with many shopping malls, local stores, restaurants, and cafés, making it a great place to shop and explore. I enjoyed walking along the lively street, especially at night when the bright lights and large displays created an exciting atmosphere. There were plenty of food options, from local snacks to international restaurants. It was also a good place to buy souvenirs and experience the energy of the city. Overall, Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street is a must-visit destination for shopping, dining, and sightseeing. I would happily return on my next trip to Shanghai.

This town is splitted into part for tourists and one where people still live. I preferred the second most. It is under renovation somewhere

Taking photos of the underwater roof at the entrance is quite photogenic; once inside the exhibition hall, it's rather dark and dimly lit. The first half of the exhibit is about the formation and development of the ancient Huating area, while the second half, depicting old Shanghai memories, is more interesting and suitable for taking pictures.

Five stars for Professor Yang's guided tour! He doesn't just introduce the exhibits; he also connects them to the historical context, making dry history come alive. The route is well-planned, and he patiently answers questions throughout, bringing the artifacts to life. A guided tour is a must when visiting the Shanghai Museum!

Место очень красиво, подойдёт для атмосферный фотографий. Но воспринимайте это место как чисто ботанический сад. Если вам вкатывает такое, то вам определённо понравится и вы потратите часа 3 в лучшем случае, чтобы все рассмотреть. Мы же с подругой не особо ценители ботаники, поэтому прошли парк меньше, чем за час. Больше всего нам понравился подводный участок (там плавают рыбки, мини океанариум). А еще большой шанс встретиться с какой-нибудь школьной китайской экскурсией, дети там прикольные, с ними можно пообщаться.