It is appropriate to go to Shanghai for a few days.

Shanghai is rich in scenic spots, mainly concentrated in the urban area and the Bund. City God Temple, Yuyuan Garden, Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street and Bund can be visited in one day.

On another day, you can taste the scenic spots around Qibao Street, Xujiahui and Jing 'an Temple. On the third day, you can visit Xintiandi, the site of the first Chinese Congress, Tianzifang and other scenic spots. If you have time, you can go shopping or visit a museum.

If tourists want to go to other theme parks such as Shanghai Disneyland and Happy Valley, or want to visit the ancient towns around Shanghai, they need to spend another 1-2 days.

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Famous tourist attractions in Shanghai:

The bund 1?

Walking along the Bund is one of the things that Shanghai tourists must do. Located on the west bank of Huangpu River, the Bund is one of the most famous tourist attractions in Shanghai. On both sides of the Bund are ancient buildings representing various architectural styles, including Gothic architecture, Romanesque architecture and Renaissance architecture.

This is in sharp contrast to the east of the river, which is full of amazing skyscrapers that can reach a dazzling height. The best time to walk on the Bund is at night, when skyscrapers will be lit up like Christmas trees. ?

2. Yu Garden?

Yu Garden has been a fixed facility in Shanghai since the/kloc-6th century, when an official of Amin Dynasty wanted to build a quiet garden for his parents to spend their old age. Today, it is one of the most famous classical gardens in China, which means happiness and satisfaction. The garden is full of rockeries, halls, pavilions, where tourists can rest their tired feet, and ponds, which flow very quietly under your feet. ?

3. Nanjing Road?

Nanjing Road is the shopping street in Shanghai. In fact, it is one of the largest and most famous tourist destinations in the world, attracting about 6.5438 million shoppers every day. This road was built in 1845, which is divided into two parts, and the east is the main shopping area. Nanjing Road used to be a place where traditional shops in China sold daily necessities, but now it is full of high-end shops, restaurants and hotels. ?