When you are in Shanghai, you will never feel like you have nothing to do. You can go to the Bund to enjoy the flavor of the night, go to Tianping Road and Hunan Road in Xuhui District to look for the most beautiful old houses, feel the precipitation of history in the alleys of old Shanghai, or simply make a thorough contribution to the city by going to Tianzifang and Xintiandi to sit quietly and meditate, letting the time pass by. Hengshan Road Bar Street drinking and revelry; 1933 old factory building these art warehouses to see the combination of Chinese and Western art charm. Finally, don't forget to climb the Oriental Pearl Tower to see this cosmopolitan city.
1. Nanjing Road
Nanjing Road, everyone who comes to Shanghai for the first time will go to see. The four "big companies" of Eleven Store (former Daxin Company), Yongan Commercial Building, Shanghai Fashion Company (former Shixin Company) and First Food Store (former Xinxin Company) overlap the past and present of Nanjing Road.
From the Henan intersection to the end of the pedestrian street, continuing east until the Bund on Nanjing Road East, pedestrians seem to be plunged into the 1930s and 1940s. Narrow streets, tall buildings with gray walls and shutters, high ceilings and pointed roofs, each building records a twisted story.
Nanjing Road is divided into West Road and East Road. Generally speaking, Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street refers to the East Road.
2. Yuyuan Garden
Yuyuan Garden is famous for its uneven pavilions and lofty mountains and lakes. It is also known as the "urban mountain forest" and "the most beautiful scenery in the southeast". Nowadays, the Yuyuan Garden usually includes several busy streets into the Yuyuan Garden.
In addition to the plaques and inscriptions written by famous artists, the most prominent feature of the Yuyuan Garden is the various beautiful dragons. Jiuqu Bridge and Hu Xin Pavilion are the symbols of Yu Garden. Here, visitors can sip tea, play chess or browse the scenery. Visitors stroll on the bridge, meander around, wrestle with snakes and change the scenery. Yangshan Hall is a good place to enjoy the scenery of the large wigwam.
3. Binjiang Avenue
Binjiang Avenue is a pedestrian avenue located on the banks of the Huangpu River, across the river from the Bund. When the lights come on, there is the dazzling Oriental Pearl Tower and modern skyscrapers on one side, and the vintage and elegant World Architecture Exposition on the Bund on the other. Today, Riverside Avenue has become Shanghai's "Little Bund".
But compared with the famous Bund, Riverside Avenue is characterized by a richer life. People walk, run, square dance, skateboard, walk their dogs, go clubbing, and watch the river in groups or alone, making it even more peaceful and relaxing. At the top of the slope covered with flowers and green grass, standing on a spacious platform, you can see the extraordinary beauty of the Puxi Bund.
4. Oriental Pearl Radio and Television Tower
The landmark Shanghai Oriental Pearl Tower, across the river from the Universal Architecture Exposition Complex on the Bund, is an excellent place to see the night view of Shanghai. There are 11 spheres strung together from top to bottom. The tower also has a sky-rotating restaurant, a development exhibition hall, and a science fiction city. Among them, the Shanghai History Museum is dedicated to the history of Shanghai's development in the last hundred years. The museum displays a realistic design of the country-within-a-country's concession, old Shanghai's municipal construction and street scenes.
The best attraction is on the sightseeing level, where you can enjoy a 360-degree view of Shanghai while standing on top; when the weather is clear, you can vaguely see Sheshan and Chongming Island.
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