Top 50 Best Things to Do in Shanghai

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Sharing Healing Scenery | Weekend Stroll Along the Bund Early in the morning, head to the Bund in Shanghai to see iconic landmarks and important historical sites of modern China. Walk from the Shanghai People's Heroes Monument and Huangpu Park all the way to the Bund's collection of international architecture, and admire the Lujiazui skyline across the water! Every view, day or night, is photogenic!

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The hotel is very conveniently located near the amusement park. Arriving an hour early allows you to enjoy at least four popular rides without rush. If you get tired, you can return to the hotel to rest and relax. Highly recommended! The hotel snacks are cute and delicious.

Anonymous user

A must-see attraction. The buffet is excellent, and the revolving restaurant offers different cuisines from various countries on each side. There's a wide selection, highly recommended. The views are also beautiful.

e_l_y_n

Ocean Park is just across the road from ski park. 1 day is enough to explore if you reach early. There are rides inside the ocean park. Use QR code and we can enter. Easy and convenient.

beauty of love

The Shanghai Museum, located in the bustling heart of Shanghai, is a large, comprehensive museum. It houses a vast collection of precious historical artifacts and works of art, ranging from ancient bronzes to modern paintings and calligraphy. The museum not only showcases the profound depth of Chinese culture but also reflects the historical evolution of Shanghai.

Pcytd

Totally worth the entrance fee. The zoo is very large and has a wide variety of animals to see. The red pandas are absolutely adorable — definitely the highlight of the visit.I highly recommend spending at least half a day here to fully explore all the zones, as the area is quite big and there’s a lot to see.

118***18

The Shanghai Astronomy Museum, with a building area of ​​38,000 square meters, is the world's largest professional astronomy-themed museum. Its design is inspired by astronomical principles, with the concept of "connecting humanity with the universe." The building features three core elements: a circular skylight, an inverted dome, and a dome theater. The dome theater has a 23-meter diameter screen and uses 20 projectors to display 8K ultra-high-definition images, showing films such as *The Sky*. The museum houses over 300 exhibits, including approximately 70 witnessed meteorites and over 120 sets of cultural relics. The main building has one underground floor and three above-ground floors, with different exhibition halls and functional areas distributed across each floor. In November 2022, it received the 29th Thea "Distinguished Achievement Award," becoming the first museum/science museum in China to receive this award. Its preparations can be traced back to the 1970s.

M63***01

I went for the second time and still loved it. The variety of tunnels was amazing, and the 1.5-meter tunnel was perfect for photos. This time I also brought my mom and kids, so it was a fun trip for everyone.

Anonymous user

Lovely theme park with countless creative brick creations and mini-figures to admire and take pictures of/with. The ambience and environment are playful and colourful. Most of the rides are designed for families with children, so it’s understandable that entertainment for adult fans of Lego is rather limited. Will be great to have more experiential things to do, and exclusive Lego sets, mini-figures or merchandise to collect. Don’t miss the police station shop to get a big Lego stamp for your Lego passport.

_We***77

Shanghai Romance Park is definitely worth seeing! The stage is incredibly high-tech, with stunning water curtain and rising platform effects that vividly portray the prosperity and changes of old Shanghai. The actors are exceptionally expressive, and the interactive segments are also very fun, making it a feast for both the eyes and the soul!