What are the top ten must-see attractions in Shanghai?

The top ten must-visit attractions in Shanghai are the Bund, Shanghai Disneyland, Shanghai Wildlife Park, Tianzifang, Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street, Shanghai City God Temple Tourist Area, Zhujiajiao Ancient Town, Lujiazui, Shanghai Science and Technology Museum, and Shanghai Xintiandi.

1. The Bund

Located on the bank of the Huangpu River in Huangpu District, downtown Shanghai, it is one of the most symbolic attractions in Shanghai.

It is 1.5 kilometers long and wanders from south to north. On the left is the broad Zhongshan East 1st Road, with dozens of foreign buildings of different styles lined up on the roadside.

It is close to the Huangpu River, the mother river of Shanghai. Giant ships shuttle on the river. On the other side of the river, skyscrapers such as the Jin Mao Tower and the World Financial Center stand.

At night, neon lights bloom on both sides of the Pujiang River. It is suitable for strolling on the Bund with your lover and feeling the charm and romance of the "city that never sleeps".

2. Shanghai Disneyland

Shanghai Disneyland is the first Disney theme park in mainland China. Welcome to an unprecedented magical world.

The park is divided into seven theme parks: Mickey Avenue, Gardens of Imagination, Fantasy World, Adventure Island, Treasure Cove, Tomorrowland and Disney·Pixar Toy Story.

The park has the world's largest Disney castle "Enchanted Storybook Castle". Visitors can interact with many Disney friends in the park and experience a unique immersive experience.

It is recommended to download the official APP of Shanghai Disney Resort in advance to check the park map, waiting time, project and performance time, receive FP, etc.

3. Shanghai Wildlife Park

Shanghai Wildlife Park is a theme park integrating wild animal breeding, exhibition, breeding and protection, science education and leisure and entertainment.

The scenic spot was officially opened to the public on November 18, 1995. It is located in Pudong New Area, Shanghai, covering an area of ??153 hectares (about 2,300 acres). It is one of the first batch of national 5A-level tourist attractions.

The park is home to more than 200 species and tens of thousands of rare wild animals from home and abroad, including giant pandas, golden monkeys, golden takin, crested ibises, giraffes, zebras, antelopes, white rhinos, and cheetahs.

The park is divided into three major tourist areas: the vehicle entry area, the pedestrian area and the "water exploration" area.

4. Tianzifang

Evolved from the most distinctive Shikumen Lane in Shanghai, it is located in Puxi and can be regarded as one of the places with small bourgeoisie.

The name is the nickname of the painter Huang Yongyu. Young people with personality and art decided to go here when they first arrived in Shanghai to experience Tianzifang’s unique personality.

Walking in Tianzifang, winding through the maze-like alleys, specialty shops and art workshops pop into view inadvertently.

Everything from teahouses, open-air restaurants, outdoor cafes, galleries, home furnishings to handicrafts, as well as many well-known creative studios in Shanghai.

5. Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street

One of the top ten famous pedestrian streets in the country, it is the earliest commercial street established after the opening of Shanghai.

This is a gathering place for department stores, with a complete range of merchandise, making it a shopper's paradise.

Creative urban sculptures can be seen everywhere, and there are a large number of chairs in the middle of the street for tourists to sit, which is full of artistic and fashionable atmosphere.

On Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street, you can see Dangdang trams that are like miniature versions of old trams shuttling back and forth. It has a very old Shanghai feel, so you might as well experience it.

6. Shanghai City God’s Temple Tourist Area

The City God’s Temple Tourist Area includes a large area such as the Old City God’s Temple, Yu Garden, and shopping for food and small commodities. It is a must-visit attraction for many people when they come to Shanghai.

"Yu Garden" and "Old Town God's Temple" are private gardens and Taoist temples in the Ming Dynasty. Tickets are required to visit, and other areas are basically open attractions.

When night falls, the entire pedestrian street will become more splendid, and those who like photography must not miss it.

For tourists visiting Shanghai for the first time, the City God Temple is the first window to fully appreciate Shanghai’s history, culture, and customs, and to taste authentic Shanghai snacks.

7. Zhujiajiao Ancient Town

Commonly known as "Jiaoli", the ancient water town in the south of the Yangtze River closest to Shanghai is one of the four famous historical and cultural towns in Shanghai.

The small bridges and flowing water in the town are full of ancient charm, showing the epitome of the Jiangnan water town.

The most famous Fangsheng Bridge is the largest five-hole double-arch stone bridge in Shanghai.

There are many specialty snack bars on North Street, including the famous Grandma Zongzi and various exquisite pastries. You can eat here.

8. Lujiazui

·Lujiazui is located on the bank of the Huangpu River in Pudong New Area, across the river from the Bund. It is the leading financial business district at home and abroad and is now the most attractive place in Shanghai. .

It brings together high-rise buildings such as the Oriental Pearl Tower, Shanghai International Convention Center, and World Financial Center. The rows of skyscrapers make people feel like they are in an urban forest.

In the evening, standing on the high-rise buildings and overlooking the brightly lit night scene will give you a better sense of the modernity of first-tier cities.

This is a place where fashionistas gather, various international brands, and a good place for shopping.

9. Shanghai Science and Technology Museum

It is the largest popular science education hall in Shanghai, where you can learn all about natural science through various modern equipment.

The museum includes five main exhibition halls including the Tiandi Pavilion, Life Pavilion and Wisdom Pavilion, seven exhibition areas and four cinemas including three-dimensional giant screen, dome screen and 4D.

The exhibits are very rich, including hundreds of exquisite wild animal specimens, various robot performances with different functions, and displays of various technological inventions.

The museum covers a lot of natural knowledge and scientific and technological knowledge, and there are links for children to participate, feel, and interact. It is a good place for parent-child travel.

10. Shanghai Xintiandi

Based on the transformation of Shanghai’s unique Shikumen architectural old area, it is an urban tourist attraction with Shanghai’s historical and cultural features and a fusion of Chinese and Western.

This area is divided into Beili and Nanli. Beili is composed of many old Shikumen houses and has many high-end shopping places and restaurants.

Nanli is dominated by modern buildings, supplemented by old Shikumen buildings. It is home to unique merchants, fashion stores and other shopping stores popular with young people.

In addition to internationally renowned brand stores, there are also many emerging Asian designer brands, attracting many fashionistas from home and abroad.