A three-day tour guide from Ningbo to Shanghai

All the above scenic spots can be reached directly by subway, except the Bund, which is a short walk. If you have an Apple mobile phone, you can download a program called EXPLORE SHANGHAI. You can check all the subway lines running in Shanghai now, and you can also show the approximate time it takes from one stop to another. It is very practical.

The Oriental Pearl can get off at Lujiazui Station on Line 2.

Chenghuang Temple can be Yuyuan Station on Line 10.

Nanjing Road can go from 1 line People's Square to the Bund at the bottom of Nanjing Road, and Huaihai Road can also go from Nanjing East Road on Line 2. It is strongly recommended that you 1 get off at Changshu Road and head for Shaanxi South Road, which is the most classic Huaihai Road. Shanghai has a strong commercial flavor, while Shanghai has a weak flavor.

Laomai Cafe, 1 Get off at Hengshan Road subway and go straight to Dongping Road. Not far away.

Besides the scenic spots you mentioned, I'll recommend you a few more.

1 line Xujiahui is where I was born. There is the largest Catholic church in the Far East, made in France, and then assembled in Xujiahui, comparable to Notre Dame de Paris. Due to various historical reasons, the original exquisite murals and stained glass have been destroyed, but the overall architectural structure is still perfect and worth seeing. Then the biggest Ferris wheel in the Far East gets off at Jinjiang Paradise subway 1 line, even if you want to take it.

By the way, Qibao Ancient Town on Line 9 is worth visiting. There are many delicious foods there. jiaozi and mutton are the specialties there.