Attractions in Shanghai

Visit the Bund, which is symbolic of Shanghai. To the Europeans , it was Shanghai's Wall Street, a place of feverish trading, of fortunes made and lost.

Shanghai Museum 's exterior design is a combination of a square base, a huge circular roof and arch raflers, symbolizing the ancient concept of "circular sky and square earth."

The Shi Ku Door style building is a typical local architecture in Shanghai. It symbolizes the modern citied civilization of Shanghai. Most were built in 1920s and 1930s.

Visit the old temple and its neighboring streets, you can find old buildings, taste yummy food and buy unique souvenirs.

Jinmao Tower is not only with the modern style but with national style. Stand in its sightseeing hall if you want a bird's eye-view of the Huangpu River and the famous Bund scenic zone.

Mounting on the Oriental Pearl Tv Tower to have a panoramic view of the city, you will be filled with admiration of this cosmopolis.

It is a good place to find out old culture, to see old buildings, and to nose about the ancient business.

A famous temple with more than one hundred years of history in Shanghai, its architectural layout is precise, harmonious, and looks very magnificent.

It is reputed as "China's No.1 pedestrian Shopping Street", where you can feel the vibration of Shanghai.

Built in 1559-1577, this is one of the most well known gardens in South China. Though small with an area of just 20,000 square meters, Yu Garden offers over 30 picturesque and fascinating vistas.