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1. I want a guide for a five-day tour in Shanghai. 2. I want a guide for a five-day tour in Shanghai during the World Expo. 3. Please help me plan a specific itinerary for a five-day tour in Shanghai. Thank you! 4. What are the good routes to travel to Shanghai? 5. How much does a five-day trip to Shanghai cost? 6. How much does a five-day tour in Shanghai cost? I need a guide for a five-day tour in Shanghai

A guide for a five-day tour in Shanghai. This guide requires a lot of work to compile.

For accommodation, it is recommended to live near People's Square, where transportation is convenient and radiates surrounding transportation and attractions.

The following are guides for regional routes.

1. Madame Tussauds is located on Nanjing West Road in People's Square. It takes about two hours, and then we walk to the museum in People's Square, which takes almost a whole morning.

After walking for more than 1 kilometer, we passed the Xintiandi First Congress site. The buildings there are old houses, which are very distinctive.

Then walk to the Chenghuang Temple ~ Yuyuan Garden.

It’s almost evening. We walk a few hundred meters to the Bund and along the river to Waibaidu Bridge. The night view at this time is the most beautiful.

Come down from the Bund and take the Nanjing East Road Pedestrian Street. There are many snacks on both sides of the area.

2. Happy Valley and Sheshan are both very close together. The cathedral in Sheshan is worth seeing.

Take Metro Line 8 from People’s Square Metro Station → transfer to Metro Line 9 at Lujiabang Road Station and get off at Dongjing Station.

It will be very late in almost a day.

3. Zhujiajiao Ancient Town is worth visiting. It is a large ancient town in the south of the Yangtze River.

Across from the People’s Square Museum, take the Shanghai-Zhuhai Express Line, which ends at Zhujiajiao Ancient Town. It will probably take a day.

4. The Wildlife Park and Xinchang Ancient Town are very close to each other.

Take Line 2 of People’s Square Metro Station, go to Longyang Road and transfer to Line 16, Xinchang or Wildlife Park Station.

It takes about a day. You can take the subway back in the evening and go to the Muslim Street you mentioned. It is probably a street with Xinjiang flavor, not far from the City God Temple

5. Yes In the past, Tianzifang was a typical Shikumen building in Shanghai, and nearby Wukang Road, etc., were all old buildings.

In the afternoon and evening, we went to the Oriental Pearl Tower and the Lujiazui area on Line 2. On the Binjiang Avenue there, the sunset on the other side is the most beautiful. In the evening, you can climb up to the Oriental Pearl Tower, Global Center, and Shanghai Center to watch birds. Shanghai panorama.

That’s it. They are all listed for you based on experience. Not a single word is copied.

The Oriental Pearl Tower at night can be interspersed with the nights of the previous few days, mainly depending on the length of your trip.

Wish you a happy time~

Please give me a five-day travel guide to Shanghai during the Expo

Day1

The car arrived on time at 12:18 In Shanghai, as soon as I left Shanghai South Railway Station, I bought a bus card. It is recommended that everyone in TX who travels buy one. It is very convenient and can be used on buses, subways, and taxis in the city. I bought a commemorative card, which costs 100 yuan each. The 20 yuan production fee is non-refundable, and the actual amount inside is 80 yuan. (Actually, there is also an ordinary card with a refundable deposit of 20 yuan, but it is said to be difficult to buy. You have to buy it at a personal card sales point. Swipe the card into the subway station and take Line 3 directly to Jinshajiang Road. Said It’s really convenient to get to the subway. The subway in Shanghai extends in all directions. In the next three days, I almost always took the subway to travel. It feels like the subway is similar to the EMU, except that there are many stations in front of the subway, so the speed is not as high. But it’s pretty fast, and I arrived at Jinshajiang Road in about 10 minutes. Before setting off, I had done enough homework and booked Jinjiang Inn East China Normal University on Ctrip. The price was also cheap, 189 a night, right in Jinsha. Next to Jiang Road Subway Store.

After finishing Chinese food at a pizza shop (a 9-inch pizza here only costs 10 yuan, I’m stunned!), I walked to Jinjiang Inn, checked in, took a short rest, and started my official fun trip!

Go first The one is Changfeng Ocean World. There are two ocean worlds in Shanghai, and one is next to the Oriental Pearl Tower in Lujiazui. I read many netizens’ comments and it seems that the two ocean worlds are similar. Then I saw that the ticket price in Changfeng is cheaper. I live close by, so I decided to go to Changfeng. The ticket price there is 120 yuan, including a visit to Sea World and a polar beluga show. I booked the ticket online before departure, and it only cost 100 yuan, so I recommend going to TX. Book online first, and it will send a serial number to your mobile phone. You can use this serial number to buy tickets at the front desk for 20 yuan cheaper. With the guidance of passers-by, I walked to Changfeng Park in about 20 minutes. Feng Park is really big. I walked inside for more than ten minutes before arriving at the Polar Beluga Performance Hall, just in time to catch the last show (the performances are timed, three times a day: 10:30, 13:30 , 15:30, first is the sea lion performance, the sea lions are very good at playing treasures and tap dancing, and then there is the polar beluga whale performance, the beluga whale is smarter, can head the ball, can carry people swimming, can draw, do arithmetic, the performance lasts about half a month. It was very exciting. After that, I went to visit the Ocean World Museum. The two venues are in the east and west of Changfeng Park. There are many roads, but there is a shuttle bus for 5 yuan each way. In addition to various fish, there are There are also some creatures in the Amazon, as well as penguins, etc. It takes about an hour to visit, and I feel that the 100 yuan is quite worth it.

In addition to Changfeng Park, go to the subway station and go to Nanjing Road. New World City. The B1 floor of New World City is a food paradise. There are many restaurants and snacks inside. I had dinner at Burger King (I felt that the burgers here were more cheese-flavored than Mai Kee’s) and I saw Lillian egg tarts when I went out. Lillian Cake, I saw on word-of-mouth online that netizens said the egg tarts here are super delicious, so of course I had to give it a try. I bought 6 of them at once, and I still wanted to eat one. I recommend that you go to Shanghai. I wanted to try the egg tarts here. I went upstairs to the ticket office of Madame Tussauds on the first floor of New World City. A wax figure of Liu Xiang came into view. When I came to the ticket window, the service staff here tried their best to recommend a new discount to me - The combined ticket costs 150 yuan, including tickets to the Wax Museum and the Jinmao 88th Floor Observation Hall. I checked and found that the ticket to the Wax Museum costs 135 yuan and Jinmao costs 70 yuan, so 135 yuan is quite a deal, so I bought the ticket and took the ride. The elevator arrived at the wax museum on the 10th floor. When I got out of the elevator, my eyes were filled with red. Because Madame Tussauds has wax museums in many places around the world, the names of these cities were displayed at the entrance: New York, London, Hong Kong, etc. There are quite a few stars in the wax museum, and they are all made in a one-to-one ratio, so it is clear how tall the stars are. Even Liu Xiang’s acne has been made, so you can imagine. The wax figures here are so lifelike. I took photos with Aaron Kwok, Rosamund Kwan, Bill Gates, Li Ka-shing, Jay Chou, Juliet Roberts, Tom Cruise, Beckham, Bruce Lee, Brad Pitt, etc., and saw so many celebrities at once. , so exciting! It's a pity that I can't take a photo with my idol Andy Lau, because the staff said that if I want to take a photo, he must take it for tourists and make it for 40 yuan to buy. I angrily asked her why, and she said it was a copyright issue, which was seriously BS! ! !

There is also a "Scream" haunted house next to the wax museum. There were about 10 of us in a group. Before setting off, we were given a rope. Everyone held on to the rope tightly and lined up. The first person is very courageous, but also plays the role of cannon fodder, and is the first one to be scared. After entering, it was almost completely dark. There were vampire statues glowing green on both sides of the passage. As soon as I entered, I was frightened by a "vampire" next to me. It turned out that some of them were not statues, but real people. So what happened next? For a long time, we always thought that the statue next to us was played by a real person, so we would touch it to verify whether it was a real statue. The sound effects inside were also quite scary. There was a sudden rumbling sound. I was also very scared. I saw the few people in front of me were already moving forward in a group.

Under the illumination of the light, we entered a chain maze, and suddenly a zombie similar to that in "Resident Evil" appeared and rushed towards us. The first person was the unluckiest and was completely frightened, but those of us behind were already there. We were mentally prepared and just wanted to escape quickly. Unexpectedly, the actors here were so dedicated that they came back around the maze to scare us. We fled in a hurry, and finally got rid of the zombies. Later, we passed by the "morgue" and other horrible places before arriving at the exit.

Enter Puxi Park at the Bansongyuan Road entrance in the morning of Day 2

Enter the park from the Bansongyuan Road entrance at 9 am, and you will be greeted by the city’s best practice area. As soon as I saw the information point and volunteers, I quickly asked them for a map of the Shanghai World Expo site. This map is very detailed and explains the exhibition halls, transportation, catering and major activities in the park.

After entering the park, walk straight east. At the end, you will find the Ningbo Tengtou Case Museum. This is the only rural practice case museum in the Expo and is worth a visit. You can see a field of rice seedlings in front of the door from a distance, and the natural breath hits your face.

Next, turn around and go forward. You might as well go to the Hangzhou Pavilion. The Hangzhou Pavilion has a "water wall with 500 people talking". The 500 smiling faces collected were made into 500 rotatable square boxes, which were hung on the wall. There were old people, children, and tourists. On the back of the box, there was not only the name of the owner of the smiling face, but also a message to Hangzhou. So, you can go and see if there are any acquaintances on the photo wall, maybe there are relatives, friends or friends of yours.

Continuing to the west, the Urban Future Museum, Vanke Museum, State Grid Museum, etc. along the way are worth visiting. The “Ant Nest Adventure Hall” in Vanke Museum may keep many children in their footsteps. The walls in the hall are made of steep rocks and cliffs. When you board the "hot air balloon" lift, a vivid little ant appears in the window and tells you the secrets of the ant kingdom.

Take the ferry to Pudong Park at noon on Day 2

It is good to be able to see four or five pavilions in one morning. It is recommended to eat after 1 pm to avoid the dining rush hour. It is recommended to choose restaurants based on the principle of proximity. Don't look at the Shanghai World Expo Park, which is just a slap in the face on the map, but it's not that close by walking. To the south of Vanke Hall are restaurants such as Papa John's and South Beauty. Of course, if you are particularly particular about food, you can also decide on dining spots and plan a tour route after getting the map of the Expo. However, if you visit Puxi District first, it is recommended that you don’t go to Pudong District across the river for lunch. Because the park is so big, finding restaurants is also very troublesome.

At 2pm, go south to the Huangpu River and take a ferry to Pudong Park. After getting off the boat, it is recommended to take the Expo bus and go directly west along the Expo Avenue to visit the African Union Pavilion. This pavilion is the largest of the 11 joint pavilions at the World Expo and has a very strong African element. Maybe, you can also encounter indigenous dance.

Come out at 3 o'clock, turn around and look eastward to admire the novel buildings of the European and American museums and take photos. Outside the Belgian Pavilion and other national pavilions, there are shops selling local snacks. Those who are interested in delicious food can buy and taste them.

At 4 o'clock, the peak flow of people in European and American museums is almost over, and you can choose to enter the venue in a relatively short queue. The Swiss Pavilion has a cable car that takes you from the bottom to the top of the pavilion, so this pavilion looks relatively relaxed. If you like football, you can go to the Brazil Pavilion. It shows Brazilian football matches on a large semi-circular screen, which looks very enjoyable.

At 7 o'clock, have dinner. Many European pavilions such as Türkiye and France have restaurants inside, which taste good but are also expensive. There are several coffee shops next to the exhibition hall where you can also order food, and the price is not cheap. A piece of pasta costs 60 yuan. If you want something more affordable, there are Chinese fast food restaurants such as Da Niang Dumplings and Zhen Kung Fu next to the American Pavilion. The location of the restaurant is marked on the Expo site guide map.

After 8 o'clock, enjoy the night view of the Expo Park and continue to visit the European Pavilions.

Get the China Pavilion reservation ticket in the morning of Day 3

The visiting route on this day is mainly eastward. Arrive at the Shangnan Road entrance of Pudong Park before 9 o'clock. After entering, quickly find the reservation machine nearby and try to get the reservation coupon for the China Pavilion. Then visit the exhibition halls that interest you. It should be noted here that the appointment time is based on the number of appointments.

Maybe the appointment time you see is 11 noon, or it may be 4 p.m. Don't hesitate, just take the number directly. If you hesitate for a while, you may lose your ticket.

You can visit Area B first in the morning. When you see the splendid rooftops and towering spiers from a distance, you are not far from the Thailand Pavilion. This is a building that looks like both a palace and a temple. In the Thailand Pavilion, you can not only appreciate Thai-style paintings and carvings, taste Thai food, but also learn about Thai history and experience Thai life through 360-degree water screen projection.

In addition, the meteorological museum in the international organization exhibition area is worth a visit. There are teams in the Singapore Pavilion both outside and inside the pavilion, so be fully mentally prepared.

On Day 3, have some delicious food at noon and then visit the venues

Don’t worry too much about lunch on this day, because there is a large catering shopping mall in Area B. There are Chinese provincial and municipal style restaurants, as well as Hangzhou Snack Zhiweiguan. Of course, if everyone comes to eat in this area, there will still be a queue. Therefore, it is recommended that you ask a member of your family to go and queue first.

After lunch, we continued walking eastward to see the Oman Pavilion, Pakistan Pavilion, and Israel Pavilion. We also took a look at the Sri Lanka Pavilion. The Saudi Arabian Pavilion is the second largest pavilion in the World Expo after China, with a total investment of over one billion yuan. It is also the only foreign self-built pavilion independently designed by a Chinese design unit. The date palm tree is the symbolic plant of Saudi Arabia. The roof of the top floor of the Saudi Arabia Pavilion will be covered with 150 date palm trees. The Saudi Pavilion also has the world's largest IMAX theater. Then go to the Morocco Pavilion, and then you will see the UAE Pavilion.

As the sun sets, just take a walk to see the Lebanon Pavilion, Iran Pavilion, North Korea Pavilion and Uzbekistan Pavilion. Across the road there are two venues worth seeing - the Japanese Pavilion and the Korean Pavilion. Between them are the Vietnam Pavilion and the Asian Joint Pavilion. Walk along the Expo Avenue towards the Cultural Center. If you are lucky, there will be a parade performance.

Finally, the reporter would like to remind you: Don’t forget to stamp your Expo passport! At previous World Expos, each participating country and organization will prepare an Expo commemorative medal. Visitors can take their Expo passport to each venue to get a stamp as a souvenir. Of course, you need to spend money to buy a passport.

Day4

Shanghai Wai Tao, Nanjing Road, Shanghai City God Temple, Yu Garden

Morning: Yu Garden, City God Temple

If you don’t go to the City God Temple in Shanghai, it means you have not visited Shanghai. Been to Shanghai.

"This shows the status and influence of the City God's Temple in Shanghai

When I went there, it was not yet the fifteenth day of the first lunar month. I happened to catch up with the temple fair. What impressed me deeply was that there are hundreds of kinds of snacks in the City God's Temple. You can find them everywhere in the Temple. What I get from my meals are just delicious memories. When I get to the Chenghuang Temple, I can’t help but talk about the Nanxiang Xiaolong Steamed Buns. If you want to buy Nanxiang Xiaolong Steamed Buns here, you have to queue for at least an hour to get a full meal.

The City God’s Temple is right next to the Bund and can be reached very quickly by walking. Pass through the foreign-made houses and streets. You don’t even know when you passed through the transition zone and walked into the City God’s Temple today. Facts You don’t have to think of this place as a temple or an old street where history pops up every time you step on it. This is a place where Jiaxing rice dumplings and McDonald’s hamburgers are sold together. The Chenghuang Temple is so natural

Yuyuan Garden, adjacent to the Shanghai City God Temple, is the famous Jiangnan classical garden and is famous both at home and abroad for its historical sites and tourist attractions.

If you plan to go to the Bund to see the Oriental Pearl Tower in the afternoon, it will be so pleasant to visit the Huangpu River in the evening.

Day5 Happy Valley, Jinjiang Amusement Park is good in the city

Please help me plan the specific itinerary of the five-day trip to Shanghai, thank you!

Don’t join a group, it’s better! Self-help is good. On the first day, first go to the Bund to see the Oriental Pearl Tower, then go to the top of Jin Mao Tower and World Financial Tower to see the panoramic view of Shanghai. This is the highest point. Then go to Guling on the second and third days. There is a street snack street, Qibao snack street, and delicious food. It is so delicious. On the fourth and fifth days, I went to Nanjing Road, Huaihai Road, Gaoya Shopping Street, Sichuan North Road, Xujiahui Yuyuan SHOPPING. I am very tired. I haven’t gone shopping yet. Finished

What are the good routes to travel to Shanghai?

Shanghai travel itinerary recommendations:

Three-day tour

DAY1: Nanjing Road-Yu Garden-Shanghai City God Temple-The Bund

DAY2: Lujiazui-Waibaidu Bridge-1933 Old Changfang

DAY3: China Art Palace-Tianzifang-Xintiandi

Five Day trip

DAY1: Nanjing Pedestrian Street-Chenghuang Temple-The Bund

DAY2: Tianzifang-Sun Moonlight Plaza-Sinan Road-Huaihai Middle Road-Xintiandi

DAY3: Disney ( 1 day

DAY4: Wukang Road-Joy City-People's Square

DAY5: Madame Tussauds Shanghai-Lujiazui-Oriental Pearl Tower

While traveling in Shanghai It is inconvenient to carry luggage. It is recommended to make an appointment through the luggage storage platform. There are storage points near stations, airports, scenic spots, business districts, pedestrian streets, landmarks, and subway stations.

How much does a five-day trip to Shanghai cost?

1. Fudan and the Bund are free. You must go to the Bund, but you don’t have to go to Fudan.

2. It is recommended to take the subway for the entire trip in Shanghai. Lord, it can cost 300 to 2,000 yuan per person per day. The more people, the cheaper it is.

3. It’s rare to come to Shanghai once, so let’s play more.

4. Ways to save money: Most parks do not charge admission fees. The main means of transportation is the subway. You can go to "ancient towns" such as Qibao. There is no admission fee. There is no admission fee for the Pedestrian Street, the Bund, Bund Source, Xujiahuiyuan, Lujiazui, Duolun Road Celebrity Street, Xintiandi, Tianzifang and other places. A luxury tour to the Pujiang River costs more than 100 yuan, but our ferry trip only costs 2 yuan. Bring your student ID card.

5. Stay in a chain hotel

How much does a five-day trip to Shanghai cost?

There is no limit on how much a five-day trip to Shanghai costs. You can be as rich and as frugal as you like.

Generally, you save a little, eat light meals, stay in small hotels, visit free attractions, and don’t shop. One or two thousand yuan is enough.

If you want the best in everything, then ten or twenty thousand yuan may not be enough.