What are the recommended tourist attractions in Shanghai?

Shanghai is a tourist attraction, with ancient and modern buildings, theme parks, natural scenery, cultural landscapes and many other attractions. There are many tourist attractions in Shanghai that can make you linger. The Bund with a variety of customs at night, historical alleys, buildings combining Chinese and Western styles, and Lujiazui, a financial and commercial center, are all must-see attractions. In this issue, I will take you to visit the magic capital and see the tourist attractions worth visiting in Shanghai.

Shanghai, also known as "Shanghai Beach", is a modern international metropolis with the traditional characteristics of China. Spring and autumn are the best seasons to travel to Shanghai. From March to May, the temperature in Shanghai is moderate, and the grass grows and the warblers fly. Suitable for outing in the suburbs and enjoying peach blossoms and willow green. September-165438+1October, Shanghai is full of autumn, which is a good time to taste hairy crabs with slippery feet.

Recommended tourist attractions in Shanghai:

1. Oriental Pearl

The Oriental Pearl Radio and Television Tower is located at the tip of Lujiazui in Pudong, beside the Huangpu River, facing the World Architecture Expo on the Bund across the river. This 468-meter-high tower ranks first in Asia and third in the world. Together with the left and right nanpu bridge and Yangpu Bridge, it has become a symbol of Shanghai's reform and opening up. Take the fully transparent sightseeing elevator to the sightseeing floor at a height of 35 1 m, and you can have a panoramic view of the scenery on both sides of Pujiang. It is an extraordinary experience to enjoy food and enjoy the night view of Shencheng in a revolving restaurant 267 meters high in the air. The Oriental Pearl is composed of 1 1 spheres with different sizes connected in series. This design comes from the wonderful artistic conception of "like pouring pearls, big and small, on a plate of jade" on the three main spheres. You can enjoy the urban scenery on both sides of Pujiang at different heights, especially on the 259-meter-high transparent sightseeing corridor, and enjoy the panoramic view of Shencheng in a unique way of "walking in the air". It is an unforgettable enjoyment to climb the sightseeing floor at night and feel the gorgeous colors of the "city that never sleeps".

2. Alliance

Located on the Huangpu River, the Bund is the most iconic scenic spot in Shanghai. Dozens of buildings with different styles and the night view of Huangpu River are its essence. On the other side of the river stand skyscrapers such as Oriental Pearl, Jinmao Tower and World Financial Center. At night, all the neon lights are on, and you can feel the charm and romance of the city that never sleeps. The Bund starts from Yan 'an East Road in the south and ends at Waibaidu Bridge in the north, with a total length of 1.5km and rich scenic spots. The northernmost is Huangpu Park, where the Shanghai People's Heroes Memorial Tower stands, and the Bund Historical Memorial Hall at the bottom of the tower is open for free. Next to Huangpu Park is the famous Waibaidu Bridge, which is also the intersection of Huangpu River and Suzhou River. In the middle of the Bund, there are Chen Yi Square, "Lover's Wall", Waterfall Clock, and the entrance and exit of the sightseeing tunnel connecting Pudong and Puxi. At the southernmost tip of the Bund is Shiliupu Wharf with a long history. In addition, the rich urban sculpture group is also a major attraction of the Bund.

3. Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street

Shanghai Nanjing Road is a world-famous business district, known as the "Shili Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street". There are all kinds of old shops and shopping malls in Shanghai by the roadside. East from the Bund, west to Yan 'an West Road, across Jing 'an and Huangpu, with a total length of 5.5 kilometers. It is divided into east and west sections with Tibet Middle Road as the boundary. Nanjing East Road (including Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street), the first street in China, is mainly a cheap commercial area and a tourist area; Nanjing West Road (including Jing 'an Temple area) is the most expensive and luxurious fashion business district in China, featuring luxury goods and high-end personal consumption.

4. Yuyuan Garden

Yu Garden, located in the tourist area of Chenghuang Temple, is a classical garden with a history of more than 400 years. Exquisite design, quiet environment, pavilions, rockery ponds. In the bustling city, this is a rare antique place. Yu Garden is the only one of the five classical gardens in Shanghai (Yu Garden, Guyi Garden, Zuibaitan, Qiuxiapu Park and Qushui Garden), and it was once the private garden of officials in the Ming Dynasty. Yu Garden is exquisitely laid out, with dozens of buildings such as Spring Hall, Rain Flower Hall, Wanhua Tower, rockery and ancient stage built in a limited area. Tourists walk in the winding corridor, and strange rocks and ancient trees can be seen everywhere in Tanxi, which is very unique. Chuntang in the park was the headquarters of Shanghai Dao Uprising in 1853. In Sansuitang Scenic Area, there are huge stones inscribed by Jiang Zemin as "Famous Gardens on the Sea"; The "Yulinglong" rockery in Yuhuatang Scenic Area is one of the three wonders in the gardens in the south of the Yangtze River, which is as famous as "Ruiyunfeng" in Suzhou Garden and "Feng Ruyun" in Hangzhou Garden.

5. Disneyland

Shanghai Disneyland will open on June 6, 20 16. Don't miss this most distinctive scenic spot when you go to Shanghai. Shanghai Disneyland is a theme park composed of six theme parks: Adventure Island, Fantasy Garden, Mickey Street, Tomorrow World, Treasure Bay and Fantasy World with Fantasy Fairy Tale Castle. Familiar Disney stories will be transformed into real scenes here: the world's largest Disney castle, the first pirate theme park in the world Disneyland, the longest Disney floating cruise route, and more exciting, creative and exploratory experiences. Many attractions and entertainment performances of Shanghai Disneyland will be the first projects of Disneyland in the world.

6. Chenghuang Temple

Chenghuang Temple can be said to be the snack kingdom in Shanghai. Here, you can see many local characteristics of Shanghai, such as Nanxiang Xiaolong, Dapai noodles, crab shell yellow, shepherd's purse wonton and glutinous rice balls. The architecture is also very antique, where you can not only eat but also visit, and you can also buy many lovely little things in the Chenghuang Temple. In Shanghai, there is a saying that "come to Shanghai instead of going to the Chenghuang Temple".

Madame Tussauds London Wax Museum

Madame Tussauds Shanghai Wax Museum is near Nanjing Road, where many famous wax figures are gathered. Can you talk to Michael? Jackson sang and danced, and saw the "Grandpa Four" dressed as Zhen _ and Nicky Wu wearing royal robes, or saw Yao Ming and Beckham in the arena, and even became the focus of the camera with Obama. In the wax museum, you can learn about the behind-the-scenes process of making wax figures, or participate in interactive experiences such as hair transplant competitions, and you can also see the real hand models of many celebrities. Of course, you can also have a hand model made by the staff as a souvenir. Madame Tussauds Wax Museum is a world-famous wax museum enterprise with a reputation of more than 200 years. Madame Tussauds Shanghai is the sixth branch after London, Amsterdam, new york, Hongkong and Las Vegas. Wax Museum is divided into music exhibition area, film exhibition area, sports exhibition area, science and British celebrities exhibition area, Shanghai charm, behind the scenes, love cabin and so on. According to the celebrity's industry and exhibition theme. In addition, there are shops selling food, drinks and souvenirs at the exit of the wax museum.