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Discover 1,159 Meals in Shanghai on Trip.com, updated November 10, 2026, with experiences lasting from 1 to 12 hours. Find the perfect adventure for your day!

From $7.83 per person, with an average total of $88.59. Choose the option that suits your plan.

With 1.712k verified reviews, Meals Shanghai boast an average rating of 4.7.

This week's most popular Meals: "Shanghai Yu Garden/Chenghuang Temple/The Bund Ancient Chinese Clothing, Cheongsam Japanese clothing (kimono) experiences and Travel Photography (Exquisite Makeup + Special Clothes & Accessories to Choose + Optional High-end Customized Photography)", with 322 reviews and a 4.9 rating.

Now on Trip.com: "Shanghai Sihang Warehouse Battle Memorial (including Jinyuan Memorial Square) 1.5-hour Chinese/English guide optional", a 1-hour adventure in Shanghai!

The next available day tour departs on November 11, 2026. Book now to secure your spot!

Shanghai Meals usually take about 1 hours — perfect for a relaxed, immersive experience!

95% of Shanghai Meals now offer English-speaking guides

November is the perfect time to visit Shanghai! Choose from 1,159 available day tours, including seasonal favorites like Shanghai Yu Garden/Chenghuang Temple/The Bund Ancient Chinese Clothing, Cheongsam Japanese clothing (kimono) experiences and Travel Photography (Exquisite Makeup + Special Clothes & Accessories to Choose + Optional High-end Customized Photography).

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Reviews: Shanghai Sihang Warehouse Battle Memorial (including Jinyuan Memorial Square) 1.5-hour Chinese/English guide optional
Guest User2026-10-04
Before the bullet-riddled walls, the tragic grandeur of the film "The Eight Hundred" becomes tangible. The fireworks on the south bank of the Suzhou Creek are no longer what they once were, but the history of Xie Jinyuan leading eight hundred brave soldiers to defend Sihang Warehouse will not be forgotten. Director Xiao is excellent; his explanations are spot-on, covering the historical, cultural, and political background, making it very beneficial for both adults and children. I recommend purchasing a ticket; these kinds of exhibitions definitely benefit from professional explanations rather than wandering around aimlessly.
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Reviews: Fudan University and Sihang Warehouse Anti-Japanese War Memorial Hall professional tour guide service, small group tour with headsets included
Guest User2025-05-17
I was fortunate enough to join a private tour for one person. Our guide, Pan Zhenyu, was humorous, knowledgeable, and had a wealth of information. His in-depth explanations helped me remember this period of history more vividly. The hour and a half flew by. Booking through Ctrip was convenient, and the response was quick. The order was executed efficiently. A very pleasant experience.
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Reviews: Sihang Warehouse Anti-Japanese War Memorial Hall + The site of the first CPC National Congress guide
Guest User2026-05-03
Two different guides guided us to the two locations! The guide at the First National Memorial Hall possessed solid professional skills, delivering a clear and vivid explanation of the glorious centennial history of the Communist Party of China. His explanations were meticulous and engaging, captivating our attention and leading us through a journey through revolutionary history and a deeper understanding of the revolutionary spirit. Unfortunately, our visit was rushed due to traffic, preventing us from exploring the site in greater detail. We will definitely return next time we're in Shanghai! The knowledge displayed at the Sihang Warehouse Memorial Hall is just the tip of the iceberg. Mr. Pan's profound cultural knowledge and exceptional eloquence were truly impressive. The 1.5-hour tour was delivered at an astonishing pace, yet with remarkable clarity and vividness, vividly recreating the tragic history of the defense of Sihang Warehouse. Listening to the explanation felt like being transported back to that turbulent era, experiencing it firsthand. Deeply moved by the blood and tears of the Chinese nation, I was deeply moved and remained deeply moved for a long time. I was incredibly fortunate to have encountered such an excellent guide on Ctrip. The entire tour was so enjoyable, we wanted more! Next time I'm in Shanghai, I will definitely book this guide again!!! The teachers are all excellent. It's definitely worth coming back again and again.
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Reviews: Urban micro-tour: Jiaotong University + Wukang Road + Soong Ching Ling Residence half-day tour with in-depth commentary
Guest User2025-07-22
This afternoon, my child and I visited the Shanghai Sihang Warehouse Anti-Japanese War Memorial Hall, with Ms. Sheng Sheng serving as our guide. Ms. Sheng Sheng is extremely familiar with the historical background, heroic deeds, and details of the war at Sihang Warehouse, and her explanations were detailed and engaging. She not only recreated the heroic scene of the "Eight Hundred Heroes" defending Sihang, but also vividly presented that glorious era to us by combining historical photos, artifacts, and multimedia materials. My child listened attentively, asking questions frequently, which Ms. Sheng Sheng patiently answered, making the visit both educational and interactive. Ms. Sheng Sheng places great emphasis on the visitor experience, proactively adjusting the pace of her explanations to suit the children's comprehension levels, and further engaging the children by asking questions and encouraging them to observe details.