Top Ten Must-Go Attractions in Shanghai What are the must-see attractions in Shanghai?

Shanghai is one of the most prosperous cities in China and a perfect city that combines the East and the West. The traditional Jiangnan Wuyue culture and the industrial culture introduced from the West merged to form a unique Shanghai-style culture. There are ancient monuments and towering buildings here, so what are the fun places in Shanghai? What are the must-see attractions in Shanghai? Today’s ranking 123 brings you the top ten must-see attractions in Shanghai and takes you to appreciate the unique scenery of Shanghai.

Shanghai’s top ten must-see attractions

1. The Bund

The Bund ranks first among Shanghai’s top ten must-see attractions. This is absolutely undisputed. When it comes to the Bund, the first thing that many people think of is Shanghai. The Shanghai Bund was once designated as a British concession. She has witnessed various major events in modern China. There are 52 buildings of different styles here, which have unique beauty in the microcosm of the world. At night, the bright neon lights on both sides of the strait can make you fully feel the beauty of Shanghai.

Tickets: Free

Opening hours: all day

Address: Huangpu District, Shanghai, starting from Waibaidu Bridge in the north to Jinling East Road in the south, about 1.5 kilometers.

2. Oriental Pearl TV Tower

The Oriental Pearl TV Tower is one of the first batch of 5A tourist attractions in China, including a space capsule, a revolving restaurant, the Shanghai Historical Development Exhibition Hall, etc. It has been rated as the tallest building in Asia over the past few decades, showing its grandeur. Although there are now many high-rise buildings, it is still a symbol of Shanghai in the new century and represents the arrival of a new era.

Tickets: 1. Tour cruise package: 180 yuan to visit the Pujiang Sphere Exhibition Hall; 2. Ticket A: Space capsule upper sphere and lower sphere (including one exhibition hall, 180 yuan 3). Ticket B: Upper sphere and lower sphere (including one exhibition hall, 150 yuan 4 . Ticket C: 120 yuan for the Sphere Exhibition Hall; 5. Ticket B for the revolving restaurant, 268 yuan for lunch, 298 yuan for dinner. 6. 120 yuan for the premium Chinese Pearl, 100 yuan for the first level; 7.35 yuan for the City History Exhibition Hall.

Opening hours: 08:00~21:30. Tickets close at 21:00

Address: Shanghai Huangpu River (Lujiazui Financial and Trade Zone)

3. City God Temple

Chenghuang Temple is famous for its long history and magnificent architecture. It is one of the three major temples in the Yangtze River. It is an important Taoist temple in Shanghai and has gone through many vicissitudes since its establishment in the Ming Dynasty. It has a unique historical background in China. It enjoys a high reputation outside the city. It is now surrounded by snacks from the Chenghuang Temple and Yuyuan Shopping Mall, and has become a small tourist circle in Shanghai.

Ticket: 10.00 yuan

Opening hours: 08:30~16. :30.

Address: No. 249, Fangbang Middle Road, Huangpu District, Shanghai (between Anren Street and Laoxiao Road)

4. Yuyuan Garden

Yuyuan Garden was originally The Chenghuang Temple Market has been transformed into a modern large-scale tourist shopping mall with national traditions. Although the inner road of the mall is a bit narrow, the surrounding ancient buildings with Chinese modern characteristics can give people a different flavor. The entire mall is full of small commodities. It maintains the feeling of an ancient Chinese town market and is worth a visit.

Tickets: Peak season (April 1 to June 30, September 1 to November 30: 40.00 yuan; low season (12). From March 1st to March 31st, from July 1st to August 31st: 30.00 yuan

Opening hours: peak season (April 1st to June 30th, September 1st to 11th). March 30: 08:30 to 17:00; off-season (December 1 to March 31, July 1 to August 31: 08:30 to 16:30.

Address : No. 137 Anren Street, Huangpu District, Shanghai

5. Shanghai Wildlife Park

Shanghai Wildlife Park is China's first national wildlife park, jointly organized by the Shanghai Municipal People's Government and the State Forestry Administration of China ***Constructed together. It is also a special one among the top ten must-see attractions in Shanghai. It is the home of more than 200 representative animals from all over the world, and is also a first-level protected animal in China, such as giant pandas and golden monkeys. You can feel the wildness and mystery of nature

Ticket: 130 yuan

Opening hours: March to November: 08:00~17:00, ticket sales close: 16:00. 00, December to February: 08:30~16:30, ticket sales close: 15:30

Address: No. 178, Nanliu Highway, Pudong New District, Shanghai

6. Disneyland

This must be the favorite of young friends among the top ten must-see attractions in Shanghai. It is the first Disney theme park in mainland China. Here you can see many childhood memories, such as Mickey and Donald Duck, allowing you to find a trace of childlike innocence in your busy life. It is a good place to let yourself go. Disney staff will dress up as they remember it, the cute Donald Duck will twist his duck butt and walk past you, and the Queen will even reply to your compliments coldly, but be careful, you can be happy and excited there , but don’t touch the staff too much, let alone play with them~

Tickets: 370 yuan

Opening hours: Working days: 9 a.m. to 21 p.m.; opening hours on peak days : 8:00-22:00.

Address: Shanghai Disney Resort, Chuansha New Town, Pudong New District, Shanghai

7. Tianzifang

Tianzifang is an old alley with a street feel. You can buy a lot of vintage and exotic things here. Artists from 10 countries and regions have set up design rooms and studios here, like a small international art fair. Tianzifang perfectly demonstrates the fusion of Chinese and Western cultures.

Tickets: Free

Opening hours: Open all day.

Address: Lane 210, Taikang Road, Luwan District, Shanghai

8. Shanghai New World

As can be seen from the name, Xintiandi is a collection of trends and trends in Shanghai. This fashionable neighborhood is one of the top ten must-visit attractions in Shanghai and is full of modernity. It has gourmet restaurants, boutique galleries, and high-end fashion brands from all over the world, and is very popular among European and American tourists. It is also one of Shanghai’s top ten must-visit places for night views. It is a famous nightlife area in Shanghai, with many bars and bars, and it becomes more prosperous after dark.

Tickets: Free

Opening hours: all day

Address: Lane 181, Taicang Road, Luwan District, Shanghai

9. Sinan Road

Sinan Road was named in memory of the famous French musician Massenet. It was a road built by the East Bureau of Industry and Commerce during the third expansion of the French Concession in Shanghai. The road is lined with towering sycamore trees, full of literary and artistic atmosphere. There are two rows of garden houses on both sides of the road. There are former residences of historical celebrities such as Zhou Mansion, Sun Yat-sen's Former Residence, and Mei Zhai. Once here, you can find a coffee shop and savor the romance and history here.

Tickets: No tickets required.

Opening hours: Open all day.

Address: Huangpu District, Shanghai

10. Shanghai Science and Technology Museum

The Shanghai Science and Technology Museum is an important base for science education and spiritual civilization construction in Shanghai. Educational non-profit organization. 11 theme exhibition areas with different styles, 4 high-tech characteristic cinemas and other exhibition halls are always interpreting the eternal topic of "nature, people and technology" to tourists from all walks of life. It is the most educational attraction among the top ten must-visit attractions in Shanghai.

Tickets: 60 yuan for adults, 30 yuan for students, children under 1.3 meters are free.

Opening hours: Tuesday to Sunday: 09:00~17:15 Warm reminder: The scenic spot is closed every Monday and is open on Mondays during national statutory holidays.

Address: No. 2000 Century Avenue, Pudong New District.