What interesting places in Shanghai are suitable for young people?

A must-see place for young people in Shanghai: Waibaidu Bridge.

This is one of the landmark buildings in Shanghai, and there are also many old Shanghai movies filmed here, bearing the history and culture of old Shanghai and witnessing the rapid development of new Shanghai. It is also a frequent place for many photographers and newcomers who take wedding photos.

A must-see place for young people in Shanghai: 1933 Laochangfang.

This is a very distinctive creative park. Its predecessor was a slaughterhouse. Even Tiny Times was filmed here. It is highly recommended that people who like to take pictures come here. Compared with the popular Tianzifang, it is much quieter here. I suggest you choose a sunny rest day to visit, stroll along the covered bridge and Niudao, take photos on the spiral stairs, and vaguely feel the scenery more than 70 years ago.

A must-see place for young people in Shanghai: Wu Kang Building.

Wu Kang Tower is the first veranda apartment building in Shanghai, formerly known as Normandy Apartment. It was funded by the World Savings Association and designed by Hudac, a famous architect living in Shanghai. This is the first apartment building with balcony in Shanghai. Zhao Dan, Wang, Qin Yi, Sun Daolin, Zheng and other celebrities in the performing arts have stayed here.

A must-see place for young people in Shanghai: Bugaoli.

Mr. Ba Jin, a famous writer, once lived here. His former residence is at 52 Bugaoli, which is a rare well-preserved residential building in Shanghai. This is a typical old-style house in Lane. It's also good to take some retro photos here.

A must-see place for young people in Shanghai: Shaoxing Road

This road is more literary and suitable for a quiet and leisurely walk. There are well-known magazines and quiet and mysterious galleries everywhere, which reveal a quiet literary atmosphere everywhere. Therefore, Shaoxing Road also enjoys the reputation of "Publishing Street", and sometimes young artists can be seen carrying SLR cameras.