This is one of the most traditional and classic tours in Shanghai
D1: Shanghai Museum→Shanghai Grand Theater→People's Park→People's Street→Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street→The Bund→Waibaidu Bridge→Pujiang River Tour
After the visit to Shanghai Expo, don't miss out on some of the classics of the city. From People's Square to the Bund is the real center of Shanghai, where every attraction and every view is a classic. Whether it's shopping on Nanjing Road or taking a night cruise on the Pujiang River by boat, you can make a compact itinerary without losing some of the leisure elements.
The Shanghai Museum opens at 9 a.m., so there's no need to go too early. The Shanghai Museum is one of China's four major museums and is now free to visit. Bronzes and ceramics are its two main specialties, and there are 21 other categories on display, including calligraphy and painting, plus exciting temporary special exhibits.
Walk 2-3 minutes west from the back door of the Shanghai Museum and you'll see the Shanghai Grand Theater, which is a simple and smooth geometric shape with a crown-like white curved roof, a classical outdoor theater and a sky garden that symbolizes Shanghai's broad-mindedness in absorbing the world's culture and art.
Walking north along Huangpi North Road out of the Grand Theater, it takes about 2-3 minutes to get to Nanjing Road, and another 2-3 minutes to the east you'll see People's Park, which was part of the old Shanghai Happy Valley. After half a day's walking, you can take a break on a park bench, and those interested in contemporary art can check out the Shanghai Contemporary Art Museum in the park. For lunch, dine at the Huanghe Road Food Street (opposite People's Park), which offers everything from seafood to a variety of simple meals at a good price.
From People's Park, head east to the famous Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street, where the best shopping is between Huanghe Road and Middle Henan Road, including New World, City Department Store, First Food Store and Landmark. If you are tired of walking, you can take a sightseeing bus.
Walking along East Nanjing Road to the end is the Bund, now the Bund has been refurbished, 52 different styles of buildings witnessed the old Shanghai Bund like a dream of prosperity in the past, but also witnessed a century of Shanghai's vicissitudes of change. Although these buildings are not from the same designer and were not built in the same period, their architectural color tones are basically uniform, and the overall silhouette is amazingly coordinated.
Walking north along the Huangpu River on the Bund, you can see the restored Waibaidu Bridge, which has a 150-year history and sits at the confluence of the Suzhou Creek and the Huangpu River in Shanghai. As night falls, the newly installed landscape lights come on, and during the festival, the lights change to a variety of brilliant hues, including blue, silver-white and purple.
The Pujiang Excursion Pier at Shiliupu Tourist Center is the embarkation point for the Pujiang excursion, which is less than 20 yuan by taxi from the Waibaidu Bridge, and about half an hour's walk. Dinner can be settled near the pier, or you can dine on the boat (another 100 yuan per person). From the bustling downtown Shanghai to Wusongkou, where the Huangpu River and Yangtze River flow into the sea. Driving in the center of the river, looking out over the Bund complex, which is separated by a river and spans a century of vicissitudes, you can't help but feel a sense of emotion.
Walk through the old Shanghai, feel the new Shanghai humanistic style
D2:Duolun Road Culture Street→Fuzhou Road Culture Street→Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street→The Bund City Sculpture Complex
Early in the morning, we will go to Duolun Road Culture Street in Hongkou District (you can take the Metro Line 3 and get off at Hongkou Football Stadium Station), and enjoy the unique cultural and booming landscape and elegant cultural tastes. 10:00am, we will arrive at Hongkou Football Stadium Station, and then go to the Bund City Sculpture Complex, and then go to the Bund Culture Street. Around 10:00, take Line 8 at Hongkou Football Stadium and get off at People's Square Station. Take Exit 2 and walk up to the ground floor and head straight to the 1st basement level of Raffles.
Walk to Fuzhou Road Culture Street, where you can enjoy the rich flavor of books with Shanghai Book City, Antique Bookstore, Foreign Language Bookstore, and Science and Technology Bookstore. Walk all the way north to Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street. If you're visiting Shanghai for the first time, Nanjing Road is not to be missed. The 1,200-meter pedestrian street features colorful paving stones, uniform kiosks, a variety of fashionable stores on both sides of the street, bustling crowds, a cute little tourist train, and chicly designed city sculptures, all of which make up Shanghai's modern cityscape.
There are plenty of restaurants along the way, so pick one and enjoy a delicious dinner while taking in the bustling night view of Nanjing Road.
After filling your stomach and refreshing your spirit, continue east to the famous Bund, which has always been known as the "architectural exposition of nations". Stroll among them, feel the night Shanghai's bustling meandering; with the railings far away, you can also see the Huangpu River on the other side of the Lujiazui skyscraper group. You can see the most modern and prosperous side of Shanghai.
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All the tourist attractions in Shanghai can be reached by metro + bus tour bus, which is very convenient.
Lodging recommendations: Jinjiang Star Shanghai Jinyuan Hotel, the hotel is located in Shanghai's bustling Nanjing Road, the north side of Middle Xizang Road, adjacent to the metro line 1 Xinzha Road station, standard room 169 yuan
1, architectural style line: the Bund World Architecture Expo Group (free), ranked in the world's top five heights of the Oriental Pearl Tower (50 yuan), Jin Mao Tower (50 yuan). Leisure point to play to 1 day.
2, Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street, the Bund, City God Temple night view of the country's first (are free), worth a visit.
3, classical garden line: Jiading Qiu Xia Nursery (10 yuan), Confucius Temple (5 yuan), Nanxiang Ancient Interchange Garden (12 yuan) of classical garden style can be comparable to the four major gardens in Suzhou, you can also eat authentic Nanxiang xiao long bao, Nanxiang white cut mutton. 1 day.
4, the field of fun line: Sheshan Forest Park (70 yuan). 1 day.
5, ancient town line: Zhujiajiao Ancient Town, Qibao Ancient Town (both free). Enjoy the scenery of Jiangnan water town. 1 day.
6, featured tours: Qibao Ski Resort (138 yuan for 2 hours, 198 yuan for a full day), Happy Valley (160 yuan), Jinjiang Paradise (60 yuan), the Oriental Oasis (70 yuan), Safari Park, etc. (100 yuan). 1 day each. Madame Tussauds (135 yuan), Shanghai Ocean Aquarium (120 yuan) each half day.
7, specialty snacks: Chenghuang Temple, Wujiang Road street.
8, brand shopping: Nanjing West Road (the world's top brands to buy), Nanjing East Road Pedestrian Street (1~3 stream brands, licensed goods), Qipu Road (1~3 stream brands, parallel imports)
9, Shanghai's most famous bars are Hengshan Road, Xintiandi. You can enjoy the exotic atmosphere!
Average spending per person per day:200 yuan
Here is the present and future of Shanghai, experience the beauty of economic prosperity
D3: Jinmao Tower 88th floor sightseeing hall→Shanghai Science and Technology Museum→Shanghai Ocean Aquarium→Oriental Pearl Pearl Tower→Binjiang Avenue ：
The World Expo is a high-tech and urban prosperity of the showcase, out of the World Expo Park, you will find that Shanghai's Pudong is the best example of technology and prosperity. Twenty years have made Lujiazui a world-class business center, and technological advances and economic development have transformed the area. The Shanghai Science and Technology Museum brings us hope for the future, while Jinmao and the Oriental Pearl Tower have become witnesses to the new Shanghai.
When you wake up in the morning, you can go to the Jinmao Tower, take the elevator called "time machine" to the top of the cafe, where you can enjoy a simple breakfast and a cup of strong coffee to help accompany the start of the day. As you look out over the river, you can see both sides of the river, as if Shanghai is right under your feet.
Then take Metro Line 2 to the Shanghai Science and Technology Museum (STM). Don't miss out on the theaters here while you're having fun and learning about science and technology. The STM has four special theaters: the Giant Screen Theater, the Dome Theater, the Four Dimensional Cinema, and the Space Cinema, and curious adults and children alike will love watching movies in them.
Take Metro Line 2 back to Lujiazui, where you can choose your favorite food from the many eateries in Grand Plaza. After dinner, you can browse around the Plaza to see if there is anything you like. If you have enough rest, you can go to the Shanghai Oceanographic Museum, which is the largest modern marine aquarium in Asia, with four underwater tunnels, the largest in the world, and the opportunity to get up close and personal with sharks.
The Oriental Pearl Tower, right next to the Shanghai Maritime Museum, is one of Shanghai's most famous landmarks. It is across the river from the Universal Architecture Exposition Complex on the Bund. The revolving restaurant, located 267 meters up the sphere of the Oriental Pearl Tower, is the highest revolving restaurant in Asia, with sweeping views of both sides of the Pu River. Dining here (RMB 280/person) gets you free admission to the Oriental Pearl Tower (RMB 150/person).
As night falls, take a stroll to Pudong Binjiang Avenue, a pedestrian boulevard on the east bank of the Huangpu River, opposite the Bund area. The avenue runs along the Huangpu River from Dongchang Road Pier to Taitong Stack Pier, about 2,500 meters long, like a turquoise ribbon with a very pleasant view.