What are the tourist attractions in Shanghai? A brief introduction to Shanghai tourist attractions

1. Oriental Pearl TV Tower. The Oriental Pearl Tower is second only to the Toronto TV Tower in Canada and the Moscow TV Tower in Russia. The Oriental Pearl TV Tower uses the round curved body favored by Eastern peoples as its basic architectural lines. The main body consists of three inclined cylinders, three straight cylinders and 11 spheres, forming a huge space frame structure. There are 6 elevators in the cylinder, one of which is a double-decker elevator that can carry 50 people, and another one runs between the upper sphere and the space capsule.

2. Shanghai Disney Resort. Shanghai Disney is the first Disney theme park in China and one of the largest Sino-foreign cooperation projects in China's modern service industry. It is a theme park with pure Disney style and Chinese style. The park has seven theme parks, two theme hotels and many world-first attractions.

3. Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street. Nanjing Road is a paradise for eating and shopping. There are various world-famous brands inside, as well as a variety of exotic foods. Known as "China's No. 1 Commercial Street", you can browse the many department stores and time-honored shops here, buy special souvenirs for your trip, and take a ride on the "Dangdang Car" to get a taste of old Shanghai.

4. Shanghai Science and Technology Museum. Shanghai Science and Technology Museum is a national 5A-level scenic spot and the largest science education hall in Shanghai. There are hundreds of beautiful wildlife specimens and exquisite geological specimens, various robot performances with different functions, various electronic information equipment and space equipment models, as well as many scientific and technological inventions.

5. The Bund. The Bund has been a symbol of Shanghai for more than a hundred years. It is located on the west bank of the Huangpu River from Waibaidu Bridge to Nanpu Bridge, with a total length of 4 kilometers. It was one of the top ten new landscapes and top ten tourist attractions in Shanghai in the 1990s. On the east side of the Bund is the mighty Huangpu River and the beautiful new embankment of the Bund. Here, tourists can appreciate the elegance of the Shanghai New River - the Huangpu River, overlook the new appearance of the Lujiazui area in Pudong on the other side, or take a walk in the greenery. Among the tree and flower beds, you can feel the unique flavor of metropolitan gardens and enjoy the bright sunshine with fresh air that is rare in metropolitan areas.