What are the good places to take pictures in Hongkou?

There are many places in Hongkou, Shanghai that are good places to take photos and punch in. Any shot is a blockbuster. So what are the best photography spots in Hongkou? The following small series also recommended many good places for everyone, let's take a look!

1. The observation deck of the air China section of the North Bund is here, which can easily accommodate the city skyline.

Four metal mirrors with different colors were installed on the railing of the observation deck. This intimate device allows the photographer to take a "mirror image of the magic capital" simply by putting the lens close to the mirror.

2. The hydrophilic platform of the Chaoyang section of the North Bund is here, and it is easy to capture the momentum of Pujiang.

The vast Huangpu River scenery and modern Shanghai architecture are easy to catch, and cruise ships docked here are also the best prospects.

3. The observation deck of the Guo Ke section of the North Bund is here, so you can easily "hold" the Oriental Pearl.

Standing in front of the Rainbow Bridge, the Huangpu River draws a beautiful arc here, like a crescent moon. The Oriental Pearl, Shanghai Center and other landmark buildings stand in front of us. If you are creative enough, there will be misplaced movies waiting for you to unlock.

4. The air lobby on the L floor of Yulan Square is here, and you can easily freeze the panoramic view of Hongkou Riverside and Bund.

Standing in the air lobby on the L floor of Yulan Square, the tallest building in Puxi, shooting the scenery on both sides of Pujiang through the glass of the tall building is definitely a unique perspective.

5. The best photography spot of "Same Frame Century" can easily meet the needs of urban development here.

Located on Suzhou North Road, the "Hundred Years in One Frame" observation deck includes Lujiazui skyline, beautiful scenery on the Bund and excellent historical protection buildings along Suzhou River. It can be said that standing on the "city balcony" to see "a century of Shanghai" gives a panoramic view of the city's past, present and future.