Top 50 Best Things to Do in Shanghai

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Albertwuhuf33

My first time cruising the Huangpu River was pretty good overall. The modern cityscapes along both banks were truly impressive! The food on board was average, except for the lobster. The evening cruise on one of the top-tier boats was quite nice.

Anonymous user

U-Pass is awesome! With U-Pass, you can enjoy so many more attractions. The park is like a fairy tale, and the roller coasters don't really give you a sense of weightlessness, but they're still very thrilling. It's especially suitable for people like me who can't handle weightlessness. I loved it so much and will definitely come back next time!

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.

京野

The cable car at Shanghai Haichang Ocean Park is a signature attraction. Its fully enclosed design ensures safety and offers panoramic views of the park, providing a unique experience of traversing from extreme cold to scorching heat. However, the ride is relatively short, and long queues are common during peak seasons.

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.

Anonymous user

We walked all day and still couldn't see everything. We only managed to see most of it. If you want to rent a shuttle, you have to start renting one right at the entrance of the park. There aren't any available halfway through, so you have to walk. The park isn't small, but it's not huge either. There's just not enough to see and do everything you want. We bought interactive tickets, but we didn't get to use many of them. Some animals require a staff explanation before you can feed them, and some can only be fed at specific times, which takes up a lot of time…

beauty of love

The Shanghai Astronomy Museum is a place full of mystery and allure. Here, you can explore the secrets of the universe and learn about galaxies, constellations, and celestial bodies. Whether you are an astronomy enthusiast or a casual visitor, endless surprises await you.

Penangkia

It's good to visit if your family likes oceanic creatures. The ticket price is quite steep for the size of the aquarium as we covered the entire aquarium in about 4 hours. If there're better things to do in your itinerary, this is skippable.

Musieart

The newly opened attraction is quite beautiful as an amusement park, but the ticket price is a major issue. It's too high; a price of 140-160 would be more reasonable. After all, some rides inside require extra fees and aren't cheap, and food and drinks aren't cheap either. Plus, you can't go to Legoland alone; assuming a maximum of two people, a single visit would cost around 1500. Inside Legoland, you absolutely must participate! Don't think it's childish and refuse to participate—that's really no fun. Parents shouldn't criticize their children for being slow or not building well; encouragement is more important than anything else. It feels like you can't experience everything in one day; it's a bit rushed. Staying at Legoland is also expensive. In short, it's worth visiting, but considering the overall cost-effectiveness, it's not very good.

_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!