10 Must-Visit Attractions in Shanghai

Shanghai is a city that beautifully blends traditional Chinese culture with modernity, making it a place you can visit countless times without getting bored. We've compiled a list of interesting attractions in Shanghai for you:

🎡 Shanghai Disneyland (上海迪士尼乐园)
The largest amusement park in China, a major destination for many. It's a place filled with joy and fun, perfect for families and Disney lovers. People often spend the whole day here from morning till night.

🏫 The Bund (外滩)
A significant landmark of Shanghai with views of the Huangpu River and the skyscrapers of the Lujiazui area, along with the iconic Oriental Pearl Tower. It's perfect for a stroll, enjoying the view of old European-style buildings and magnificent modern skyscrapers.

🌷 North Bund (北外滩)
Another spot to view the Oriental Pearl Tower, located north of The Bund. It's a newly developed area with beautiful views of the Huangpu River, parks, promenades, and many skyscrapers. In spring, there are stunning flower gardens.

💰 Lujiazui (陆家嘴)
The financial center of Shanghai, filled with skyscrapers, especially the three iconic towers: Shanghai Tower (the tallest building in China), Shanghai World Financial Center (SWFC), and Jin Mao Tower. You can feel the luxury in this area.

🌉 Waibaidu Bridge (外白渡桥)
The oldest iron bridge in Shanghai, built in 1907 to cross the Suzhou River, connecting The Bund with Hongkou. It's a popular photo spot, especially at night.

🛍️ Nanjing Road (南京路)
A famous shopping street with numerous department stores and brand-name shops. You can enjoy shopping here all day.

🎨 Rock Bund (洛克外滩源)
A historic area with beautiful European-style buildings, now home to art galleries, restaurants, and upscale bars.

🍹 Wukang Road (武康路)
An old street with colonial European-style buildings, a hip area with cafes, restaurants, and beautiful photo spots. The highlight is the Wukang Mansion (武康大楼).

⛪️ Union Church (沪江大堂)
A Gothic-style Christian church built in 1885, located near The Bund. It's one of the oldest churches in Shanghai, still used for religious ceremonies and weddings.

☕️ Xintiandi (新天地)
A chic area popular among young people, filled with restaurants, cafes, and bars in Shikumen-style buildings. It's a great place for a stroll and taking photos.

There are many more places in Shanghai for everyone to explore. Come and experience new adventures together.