What are the names of the three landmarks in Shanghai?

The three landmark buildings in Shanghai are Shanghai Tower, Shanghai World Financial Center and Jinmao Tower.

Shanghai Tower 1

Shanghai Tower is a rolled-up book, just like most modern super-high-rise skyscrapers. Shanghai Tower is more than just an office building. The nine areas of Shanghai Tower have their own sky hall and atrium, which are sandwiched between the inner and outer glass walls. 1 is a retail area, and areas 2 to 6 are office areas. The hotel and observation deck are located in areas 7 to 9.

2. Shanghai World Financial Center

Shanghai world financial center-a sword erected. Shanghai World Financial Center is a skyscraper in Lujiazui Financial and Trade Zone, and now it is the third tallest building in Chinese mainland and the fifth tallest building in the world. The building is 492 meters high and 10 1 floor above ground. The building consists of shopping malls, office buildings and Park Hyatt Shanghai.

3. Jinmao Building

Jinmao Tower-a brush erected, also known as Jinmao Tower, is located in Lujiazui Financial and Trade Zone on the Huangpu River in Pudong New Area, Shanghai. Jinmao Tower used to be the tallest building in Chinese mainland, with a height of 420.5 meters, and the third tallest building in Shanghai (up to 20 15), with the highest number of guests15,600.

Brief introduction of Shanghai

Shanghai is located in the east of China, on the west coast of the Pacific Ocean and on the eastern edge of the Asian continent. It is a part of the alluvial plain in the Yangtze River Delta, between east longitude12052'-12212' and north latitude 30 40'-3 1 53'. The average elevation of Shanghai is 2. 19 meters, and Dajinshan Island is the highest point in Shanghai, with an elevation of 103.7 meters, which belongs to subtropical monsoon climate. The river network mainly includes Huangpu River, the main road flowing through the urban area, and its tributaries Suzhou River, Chuanyang River and Dianpu River.

During the Northern Song Dynasty, Shanghai mainland belonged to Huating County and Kunshan County, and Chongming area belonged to Haimen County. In the second year of Chunhua in the Northern Song Dynasty (99 1), due to the continuous shallow siltation in the upper reaches of Songjiang, the coastline moved eastward, and it was inconvenient for large ships to enter and leave, so foreign ships had to berth at Shanghai Pu, a tributary of Songjiang (located near the Bund to Shiliupu today). In the tenth year of Xining in the Northern Song Dynasty (1077), Shanghai Affairs was established.

Reference to the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-Shanghai