What are the must-visit attractions in Shanghai?

The first attraction is Shanghai Disneyland. As the first Disneyland in mainland China, Shanghai Disneyland has seven theme parks and rich amusement facilities, which can give tourists of all ages different experiences. Shanghai Disney is also very popular with celebrities. Lin Chiling, Guan Xiaotong, and ah couple have all been there. Address: Chuansha New Town, Pudong New District, Shanghai. (Tickets required)

The second attraction, the Bund. The Bund is the most symbolic scenic spot in Shanghai. It has witnessed the history and prosperity of Shanghai and has profound cultural connotations. The Bund faces the open Huangpu River. Across the river are many buildings of different styles, such as the Oriental Pearl Tower and the World Financial Center. After dark, the neon lights shine and the night view is breathtaking. Address: Bank of Huangpu River, Huangpu District, Shanghai.

The third attraction, Nanjing Road. Nanjing Road is a famous bustling pedestrian street in Shanghai, known as "China's No. 1 Commercial Street". Nanjing East Road has shopping malls such as Bailian Jinmao International Plaza, Hualian Mall, and New World City, as well as a wide range of Shanghai's time-honored delicacies, such as Ruby Butter Cube, Shen Dacheng's traditional cake dumplings, and Shanghai No. 1 Food's Red House, pastries, etc. Address: No. 299, Nanjing East Road, Huangpu District, Shanghai.

The fourth attraction is the City God Temple. Shanghai City God's Temple is a famous Jiangnan classical garden with a long history and nine halls including Wenchang Hall and Parents' Hall. The most famous thing about Chenghuang Temple is its snacks, which are rich and diverse, such as Nanxiang steamed buns, barbecued pork buns, crab shell roe, pot stickers, etc. Address: No. 249, Fangbang Middle Road, Huangpu District, Shanghai (between Anren Street and Jiachangchang Road).

The fifth attraction, the Oriental Pearl Tower. The Oriental Pearl Tower is located in Lujiazui, separated from the Bund by the Huangpu River. When visiting the Oriental Pearl Tower, you can take the fully transparent sightseeing elevator to the 351-meter-high space capsule sightseeing floor and interact closely with the "astronauts". You can enjoy delicious food in the 267-meter-high revolving restaurant while enjoying the beautiful night view in 360 degrees. Address: No. 1 Century Avenue, Pudong New District, Shanghai. (Tickets required)

The sixth attraction, Qibao Ancient Town. Qibao Ancient Town is an ancient town with the characteristics of Jiangnan Water Town, with small bridges and flowing water, and antique buildings. Attractions include Zhou's Miniature Sculpture Museum, Cricket Thatched Cottage, Qibao Pawn Shop, etc. Food is also a major feature of Qibao, such as Qingtuanzi, Caotou, Qibao Square Cake, Qibao Old Street Tangtuan Shop, Begonia Cake, etc. Address: In the belly of Shanghai, Qibao Station of Metro Line 9.

The seventh attraction, Thames Town. Thames Town is a perfect blend of oriental and British style, with a church in the middle and surrounded by English villas. The town is full of winding and narrow stone steps, and the roads are lined with exquisite sculptures and British-style shops. Walking around the town feels like you are in the Middle Ages, away from the hustle and bustle, stealing some leisurely and quiet time. Address: Lane 900, Sanxin North Road, Songjiang District, Shanghai.