A tranquil world of classical beauty in the heart of the city – Shanghai's Yuyuan Garden (豫园)
by 내꿈은여행자
May 1, 2025
A City Blend of Old Shanghai & Tasty Street Eats 🌆🥞
Dive into Shanghai’s timeless charm and savor local flavors—all in one day! Start your journey at the enchanting Yu Garden (豫园), wander vibrant alleys for a famous “Dingxing Road egg pancake” (定兴路蛋饼), and top it off with those mesmerizing Bund views.
🧭 Itinerary Highlights:
1. 豫园 (Yu Garden):
Must-do: Explore the classical pavilions, zig-zag bridges, and koi ponds.
Insta-worthy: Snap the intricate Jiuqu Bridge and relax beside the ornate dragon wall.
Visiting tip: Arrive right at opening (~8:45 AM) to avoid crowds and have morning serenity.
2. 定兴路蛋饼 (Dingxing Road Egg Pancake):
Must-do: Grab a freshly-made Shanghai-style egg pancake—crispy, savory, and full of local flavor.
Personal tip: Ask for extra cilantro and chili if you like spice! This spot is super popular with locals, so expect a little line.
Precaution: Keep small change handy for street vendors.
3. 外滩 (The Bund):
Must-do: Stroll along the iconic riverside promenade, enjoying both historic colonial buildings and the futuristic city skyline.
Photo spot: Golden hour is magical—stand near the Waibaidu Bridge for panoramic photos with the skyscrapers lit up.
Tip: The Bund gets crowded in the evening; visit before 6 PM for a relaxed walk and better angles.
💡 Pro tip: Metro is fastest for connections; avoid peak commute hours for smoother rides.
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