Please recommend a one-day tour route in Shanghai. Just 3 or 4 of the best attractions. By the way, I recommend restaurants with local delicacies in Shanghai. They are economical, delicious and the be

Please recommend a one-day tour route in Shanghai. Just 3 or 4 of the best attractions. By the way, I recommend restaurants with local delicacies in Shanghai. They are economical, delicious and the best! Thank you!

Shanghai panoramic one-day tour: World Expo China Pavilion, World Financial Center, Pujiang River Cruise, City God Temple, The Bund, Nanjing Road,

Shanghai City One-day Tour: Climb the Oriental Pearl Tower, luxury Pujiang River Cruise , Sightseeing Tunnel, Nanjing Road, The Bund, City God Temple,

Shanghai Leisure Tour at Night: Climbing the Oriental Pearl Tower, Luxury Pujiang Cruise, Pujiang Tunnel, Nanjing Road, The Bund, City God Temple,

Hangzhou West Lake One-day tour: boat tour of West Lake, Lingyin Temple, Feilai Peak, Huanglong Cave, Leifeng Pagoda, Song Dynasty, Qiantang River scenery,

One-day tour of Suzhou gardens: Panmen Three Scenic Spots, Lion Grove, Dingyuan, Tiger Hill, Beisi Pagoda, Hanshan Temple, Gusu River Upstream

One-day tour to Zhouzhuang Water Town: Water Town Ancient Town, Quanfu Temple, Shuangqiao, Zhangting, Shenting, Zhangling Park, Chengdu Xu Taoist Temple

Night tour to Zhouzhuang One-day tour: Water Town, Quanfu Temple, Shuangqiao, Zhang Hall, Shen Hall, Zhangling Park, Chengxu Taoist Temple,

Wuxi One-day tour of Taihu Lake: boat tour of Taihu Lake, Yuantouzhu, Lihu Scenic Area, Three Kingdoms City, Water Margin City, Xishi's Hometown

One-day tour of Xitang Ancient Town: Qilaoye Temple, Wan'an Bridge, Wadang Exhibition Hall, Zhongzhong Fu Tang, Shang Xi Garden, Misty Rain Corridor

One-day tour of Wuzhen Ancient Town: Millennium Ancient Town, Xiuzhen Temple, Jiangnan Wood Sculpture Museum, Hanlin Academy, Hundred Beds Pavilion, Mao Dun's Former Residence

Nanjing One-day tour of the ancient capital: Qinhuai Painted Boat, Chaotian Palace, Mochou Lake Scenic Area, Bailuzhou, Confucius Temple, Sun Yat-sen Cemetery

Two-day tour of Shanghai: World Financial Center, Cruise on the Huangpu River, China Pavilion , City God Temple, Oriental Pearl Tower

Shanghai, Nanjing, two-day tour: World Financial Center, cruise ship Huangpu River, China Pavilion, City God Temple, ancient capital Nanjing

Shanghai, Wuzhen, two-day tour: Global Financial center, cruise ship on the Huangpu River, China Pavilion, Town God's Temple, Millennium Ancient Town

Speaking of Shanghai's food, we must talk about Shanghai's traditional catering culture. Shanghai's traditional catering culture can be summed up in two words - "exquisite". From the dining environment to the dining tools, from the heat of the raw materials to the dishes, everything is exquisite. The most prominent example is the hairy crab. Hairy crabs are not a specialty of Shanghai, but they are famous in Shanghai. Several books can be written about the details of eating hairy crabs. "Green back, white belly, golden claws, and yellow hair" are the details of the types of hairy crabs; "nine females and ten males" are the details of the season when eating crabs; paired with yellow rice wine and ginger tea. The study of how to hedge the coldness of hairy crabs; the use of white porcelain plates to serve crabs is a study of the mood of eating crabs; the "eight crab pieces" are used to slowly carve them like handicrafts, so that after a crab is eaten, its shell will still be intact To spell out a complete crab, it takes the exquisiteness to the extreme... View the full text

Hide the full text Shanghai Food

Shanghai is a city that embraces all rivers, and almost all of China’s Cuisines (Beijing cuisine, Sichuan cuisine, Cantonese cuisine, Hunan cuisine, Yangzhou cuisine, Chaozhou cuisine, Anhui cuisine, vegetarian cuisine, etc.) are all gathered here, and delicacies from all over the world (Italian cuisine, Russian cuisine, French cuisine, Vietnamese cuisine, Korean cuisine, Japanese cuisine, etc.) etc.) can also be found in Shanghai. The local cuisine that combines the essence of Chinese and Western cuisine with unique charm is a must-try.

Food Street

Shanghai City God’s Temple Street

Adjacent to Yuyuan Garden, also known as the Old City God’s Temple, it is located on Fangbang Middle Road, with Anren Street in the east and Fuyou in the north. Road, west to Jiuchangchang Road. It operates a variety of Shanghai-style snacks: special dim sum from Lvbo Gallery, vegetarian buns from Songyue Building, pigeon egg dumplings from Osmanthus Hall, eight-treasure rice from Songyun Building, Nanxiang steamed dumplings, Ningbo glutinous rice dumplings and fermented glutinous rice dumplings, etc., which can be called Snack Kingdom.

Transportation: You can get there by taking buses 11, 66, 126 and 926.

Yunnan South Road Food Street

It is located in the city center, starting from Yan'an East Road in the north and Jinling East Road in the south. It is the place where Shanghainese eat out most. Someone once joked: "When you step into Yunnan Road, you will have a good taste and a lot of drool will flow from your mouth." There are Chang'an Dumpling House, Jinling Restaurant, Sanhelou Restaurant, Laozhengxing Restaurant, etc. You can taste delicious Peking duck, Xiao Jinling salted duck, "Xiandelai" pork ribs rice cake, "Little Shaoxing" white chicken, "Southern "Xiang" Xiaolongbao, Tianjin Goubuli steamed buns, Xinmeiju's hot mutton, "Old Sichuan" hot pot, "Xinjiang roast mutton", etc.

Transportation: Bus lines 220, 127, 503, and 126 can be reached.

Huanghe Road Food Street

Turn in from Nanjing Road and you will have entered a lively and affordable catering supermarket. What is reflected here is a major feature of Shanghai alley food. Most of them are Shanghainese dishes and seafood restaurants. Occasionally, you can see words like boiled fish and skewers.

Transportation: Metro lines 1, 2, 136 and 210 can be reached.

Zhapu Road Food Street

It is located in Hebei, Suzhou, next to the municipal commercial street Sichuan North Road. It is dominated by trendy restaurants and restaurants, featuring Cantonese dishes and fresh seafood. It is the first choice for banquets and gatherings of Shanghai's middle class.

Transportation: Bus lines 13, 19, 63, 100, etc. can be reached.

Qibao Old Street

Located next to Qingnian Road, Xinjie, the food here is dazzling: various braised foods, various square cakes, stinky tofu, glutinous rice balls, white-cut mutton, Qibao Zha Meat, disassembled hooves, etc.

Transportation: There is a special bus at the tourist distribution center of Shanghai Stadium, or you can take bus 91 or 92.

Xianxia Road Food Street

As an old food street with a long reputation, the charm of Xianxia Road is still talked about by many diners. Taiwanese cuisine, Japanese cuisine, Korean cuisine, and Southeast Asian flavors are not only available on Xianxia Road, but some brand chain restaurants were first established on Xianxia Road. Xianxia Road also has an atmosphere that young people and lovers like, such as teahouses, bars, and toy bars. The atmosphere is there and the prices are acceptable.

Transportation: Bus 71, 121, 54, 88, 127, etc. can reach it.

Best Restaurant Recommendation

Sichuan Red Pepper (Caoyang Store)

The largest store on the 4th floor of the newly opened Huirong Tiandi on Baiyu Road, Caoyang Road, outside the building The signboard is also very eye-catching. The store decoration is relatively traditional, but also very grand, with red and black as the main colors, which is consistent with the store's Sichuan cuisine and spicy hot pot style. The service is super warm and considerate. They will constantly help add water, proactively remind you that the order is enough, proactively change the pelvis, proactively provide pickled radish for pre-dinner snacks, and proactively ask about the taste of the dishes after the meal.

Featured recommendations: Bobo chicken, shredded chicken cold noodles, griddle bullfrog, Chengdu baby potatoes, spicy catfish, grilled fish

Per capita: ?80

Address: 401, 402, 403, Huirong Tiandi, No. 555 Caoyang Road, Putuo District (Baiyu Road)

Tel: 021-60255377/60255378

Business hours: 10:30-02 every day :00

Japanese Cuisine Shuten Shinkan

The Japanese cuisine is a little expensive, but the salmon here is absolutely amazing! Not greasy, fresh, and each slice is thick. It's not a buffet, it's all a la carte. The food is exquisite and looks very appetizing. The portion size of the dishes is still worthy of the price, and they are also very fresh. The service is excellent, adhering to the Japanese style of service that is attentive without being pretentious. The place is a bit difficult to find, but once you enter, it suddenly becomes clear.

Featured recommendations: peony shrimp, sea urchin, sashimi, avocado hand roll, salmon

Per capita: ?377

Address: Lane 280, Hongjing Road, Minhang District 1st Floor, No. 2 (near Pioneer Street)

Telephone: 021-34720777 52962377

Business hours: 11:00~14:00 noon/17:00~22:00 in the evening< /p>

Local Cuisine Suzhehui (Waigaoqiao Branch)

A high-end chain restaurant with a "famous reputation". It is no exaggeration to say that every dish is delicious and carefully thought out. Passed. Many special snacks are a bit expensive, but the products are good and the environment is very good. It is suitable for slow tasting and small gatherings. The crab meat lion is said to be limited every day, so you need to make a reservation when you book a table in advance.

Special recommendations: Vietnamese beef cubes, vegetarian abalone, sweet and sour short ribs, steamed dumplings, anchovies

Per capita: ?142

Address: Pudong Plot F20, Area F, No. 85 Fute Middle Road, Waigaoqiao Free Trade Zone, New District

Telephone: 021-4001081717

Business hours: 11:00-22:00

Hunan Cuisine 57 Degrees Xiang (Shanghai Plaza Branch)

A very good creative Hunan cuisine restaurant, the taste is also great, the chef is handsome and kind, and the food is very good when friends gather together. It's a very novel way of eating. Although it's not the first time, it's still very fresh. The chefs at each table make different dishes, just a little heavier or a little lighter. The dancing by the chefs in the evening was quite attractive.

Special recommendations: Steamed egg with flying fish roe, garlic river shrimp, dorayaki, New Zealand lamb chops, foie gras

Per capita: ?96

Address: Luwan Shop 401, 4th Floor, Shanghai Plaza, No. 138 Huaihai Middle Road, District (near Longmen Road)

Tel: 021-56775777

Business hours: 10:00-22:00

Western Raya Burger (Shangcheng Road Branch)

It’s a very American restaurant. The burger is very big and thick, and you can’t bite it in one bite anyway. The menu is interesting and the food makes you want to eat. French fries are a classic and recommended. The stir-fried chicken with milkshake is delicious, a must-order. You have to wait for your meal!

Special recommendations: Grilled Bacon Beef Burger, BBQ Chicken Wings, French Fries, Classic Double Beef Burger, BBQ Beef Burger

Per capita: ?74

Address: No. 889 Shangcheng Road, Pudong New District (near Century Avenue)

Telephone: 021-60756266

Business hours: Monday to Friday 10:00-21:00/Saturday Daily 9:00-21:00

Recommended local restaurants

Shanghai Old Hotel

Founded in the first year of Guangxu (1875), it is a local restaurant The birthplace of Shanghai cuisine, this famous Chinese time-honored brand is located in the Yuyuan tourist and business district. It is famous at home and abroad for its authentic Shanghainese cuisine. At present, the old restaurant operates more than 100 kinds of local dishes, including fried shrimps, Babao spicy sauce, braised river eel, Babao duck, stir-fried eel, stir-fried rings, shrimp and black ginseng, etc. Special dishes, the flavor is better than before. Address: Yuyuan Garden, No. 242 Fuyou Road (near Jiuxiaochang Road).

Laozhengxing Restaurant

A time-honored restaurant on Fuzhou Road, opened in 1908. The traditional and classical archway facade is quite eye-catching. It sells Shanghai cuisine, rich in oil and red. The sauce is delicious, and the signature dishes include shrimp and sea cucumber, grass dumplings, etc. Address: No. 556, Fuzhou Road (near Zhejiang Middle Road).

Meilong Town Restaurant

It is impossible not to mention the time-honored Shanghai cuisine. It is a very stylish restaurant with antique decoration. The food in Westgate is not about ostentation. Every dish is made from real ingredients without unnecessary decorations, showing the old and simple taste. For example, the "fried shrimp and crab" dish is really inconspicuous in appearance, but the ingredients are quite expensive. It uses crab oil stir-fried with fresh crab roe and shrimp meat. It is a classic because it is authentic. Head office address: No. 22, Lane 1081, Nanjing West Road (near Jiangning Road).

Shanghai Noodle Restaurant Recommendations

Among Shanghai’s delicacies, noodles are another delicacy that must be mentioned. Although it does not have as long a history of noodle culture as in the north, noodles There are not so many variations in styles. But Shanghai has developed its own noodle culture over the past few decades. Shanghai’s noodle soup is fresh, light and refreshing. From the soup, noodles, toppings, bottoms, and seasonings, every process is meticulous. Coupled with the selected materials and environment, it is really comprehensive. In some inconspicuous alleys, there are some legendary noodle restaurants and noodle stalls.

Wuyue Renjia

The Huaihai Road store is the first store of Wuyue Renjia. It is embedded in an alley on Huaihai Road. It has Soviet-style Pingtan, mahogany Eight Immortals table, and hexagonal stools. Everything is so... Strange yet kind. The elastic thin noodles and clear soup stock are both served, worthy of the "everything is covered" sign at the door. Recommended toppings: mellow pork ribs, Luohanjingsu, Babao hot sauce, shredded eel.

Address: No. 10, Lane 706, Huaihai Middle Road, Luwan District, near Sinan Road.

Zhenru Mutton Restaurant

Just like how it looked in the 1980s, the old square benches, oily tables and mottled walls make it seem like the times have stood still here. Noodles and mutton are served separately. Large pieces of braised mutton are accompanied by red soup and tied with thick threads like those used to tie the soles of shoes. The mutton is a bit sweet to the bite, the skin is hard yet soft, and so is the meat. Maybe it’s the result of the puncture. The noodles are white soup and are hand-made flat noodles that taste particularly chewy. Braised mutton noodles 12 yuan.

Address: No. 155, Beishi Road, Putuo District (near Lanxi Road).

Baotai Noodle House

One of the few 24-hour noodle restaurants in Shanghai. The soup here is a rich red sauce type, the oil and water are heavy enough, and it is very rich. The toppings on the noodles are basically freshly fried, very tasty and plentiful. It’s especially popular at noon. Price per person is 15 yuan. Recommended toppings: large intestine noodles, shredded pork and vegetables, pork liver, and vegetarian chicken.

Address: No. 1, Lane 1072, Quxi Road.

As a metropolis, Shanghai has hotels and guesthouses of various levels. Shanghai's hotels and guesthouses are widely distributed, covering almost all business districts, attractions, and even residential areas. If the main target attractions are relatively concentrated, it is most convenient to find suitable hotels nearby. Hotels located near transportation hubs may be slightly more expensive, but you can save a lot of transportation costs and valuable time. Among them, Huangpu District, Jing'an District, Nanshi District and Hongkou District are the traditional business centers of Shanghai, while Pudong New Area, Changning District and Xuhui District are the current emerging business circles.

In the Bund area (Huangpu District), although the hotel prices here are on the high side, even the youth hostels are much higher than those in other areas. But the biggest advantage is that many hotels can enjoy the beautiful scenery of the Pujiang River and the International Architecture Expo on the Bund in the room, and it is also very convenient to travel... View full text

Accommodation in Shanghai

As a metropolitan city , Shanghai has hotels and guesthouses of various levels. Shanghai's hotels and guesthouses are widely distributed, covering almost all business districts, attractions, and even residential areas. If the main target attractions are relatively concentrated, it is most convenient to find suitable hotels nearby. Hotels located near transportation hubs may be slightly more expensive, but you can save a lot of transportation costs and valuable time. Among them, Huangpu District, Jing'an District, Nanshi District and Hongkou District are the traditional business centers of Shanghai, while Pudong New Area, Changning District and Xuhui District are the current emerging business circles.

In the Bund area (Huangpu District), although the hotel prices here are on the high side, even the youth hostels are much higher than those in other areas. But the biggest advantage is that many hotels can enjoy the beautiful scenery of the Pujiang River and the International Architecture Expo on the Bund in the room, and travel is also very convenient.

In Yuyuan Old Town (Huangpu District), the hotels here are moderately priced, and there are many budget hotels and guest houses. You can get a good appreciation of Shanghai's past here.

People’s Square and Nanjing Road (Huangpu District) are the center of Shanghai. The transportation is extremely developed. Convenience is the biggest advantage. You can enjoy food, shopping and various entertainment activities without taking a car. You can walk Visit many attractions such as the Shanghai Museum and the Shanghai Grand Theater. Hotel prices are relatively expensive.

Lujiazui Financial District (Pudong New Area) is where Shanghai’s urban and technological power is concentrated. The Oriental Pearl Tower and the 88th-floor observation hall of Jin Mao Tower are concentrated here. This is also one of the areas with the highest concentration of high-end hotels in Shanghai. The Yan'an Road Tunnel connects both sides of the Taiwan Strait, making traveling very convenient.

Jing’an Temple (Jing’an District), once the center of Shanghai’s West District, is now an emerging business district and the western extension of Nanjing Road.

High-end shops are concentrated here, which is convenient for travel. There are also many former residences of celebrities concentrated here. Therefore the hotel price is not cheap.

Although there are not many tourist attractions nearby in the Hongqiao area (Changning District), the biggest advantage here is that it is very close to Hongqiao Airport, making it the first choice for many business tourists. There are many four- and five-star hotels here, and you can also find youth hostels for tens of yuan.

Shanghai Railway Station (Zhabei District), although there are no tourist attractions nearby, is very convenient for tourists traveling by train. There are many hotels nearby with moderate prices and high cost performance, but you should pay attention to the station. If you ask for help from nearby hotels, try to choose the hotel yourself.

In the Sichuan North Road area (Hongkou District), Duolun Road Cultural Street, Lu Xun’s former residence and 1933 Old Changfang, etc., all exude a strong cultural atmosphere. There are many hotels of various types at moderate prices.

Xujiahui (Xuhui District), Xujiahui business district is a newly emerging business district in the west. It is very convenient for travel, food, shopping and entertainment. The main attractions include Xujiahui Catholic Church. Here you can find everything from four or five-star hotels to job-seeking hotels worth tens of yuan, all at moderate prices.

Zhongshan Park (Changning District), Zhongshan Park business district is another newly emerging business district in the west. Although there are not many nearby attractions, like Xujiahui, it is very convenient for travel, food, shopping, and entertainment. From four- and five-star hotels to job-seeking hotels that cost tens of yuan, you can find everything at moderate prices.

In terms of grade, there are countless four-, five-star, or even super-five-star high-end hotels in Shanghai. Most of them are concentrated in the most prosperous business district in Shanghai, and have formed the three major hotels in Jing'an, Hongqiao, and Pudong. group. The price of high-end hotels ranges from 500 to several thousand yuan. The management level and service quality of these hotels maintain a leading position in the country. Some are world-class and are the first choice for business travelers. Such as the Westin Shanghai Bund Center Hotel, etc.

In recent years, various budget hotel chains have developed rapidly in Shanghai. Among them, Starway, Homeinns, Hanting, Motel, Jinjiang Inn, 7 Days, etc. are all well-known brands. Chain hotels are moderately priced, generally ranging from more than 100 to 200 yuan. Although the room conditions are not as good as high-end hotels, they are more comfortable and safer than other hotels in the same price range. Moreover, chain hotels are widely distributed in Shanghai, and you can find them almost anywhere. Such as Motel chain Tibet North Road store, etc.

For young self-guided backpackers, price is the most important consideration, so youth hostels, job hotels, university hostels and some daily rental houses that cost tens of yuan per night are all good choices. . Most of these hotels are relatively convenient for transportation.