What are the unique places to visit in Shanghai?

The distinctive places in Shanghai include:

1. The Bund

The Bund, the promenade of Shanghai, has been a symbol of Shanghai for more than a hundred years. In front of the world. It faces the Huangpu River to the east and 52 buildings of different styles including Gothic, Romanesque, Baroque, and a combination of Chinese and Western styles to the west. It is known as the "Architecture Expo Group of All Nations".

2. Huangpu Park

Huangpu Park once recorded the humiliating history of "Chinese and dogs are not allowed to enter". It is the earliest European-style garden in Shanghai. It was built in 1886. It is a witness to the vicissitudes of the Bund over the past century. Today, the Shanghai People's Heroes Memorial Tower stands tall, and the free and open Bund Historical Memorial Hall at the bottom of the tower is a century-old history of the Chinese nation's struggle.

It is located in Huangpu Park, which was once "no entry for Chinese and dogs". It gives people a profound thought. The three gun-shaped towers symbolize the glory since the Opium War, the May Fourth Movement and the Liberation War. The martyrs who sacrificed themselves will be immortal, and their connotations are profound and general.

3. Large granite relief

Located on the sunken round island in Huangpu Park, the relief is 120 meters long and 3.8 meters high. The reliefs capture typical historical events in a realistic way, showing the revolutionary struggle of the Shanghai people from 1840 to 1949. The two wings are decorated with decorative garland patterns, symbolizing the Shanghai people's memory of the revolutionary martyrs. The reliefs can be divided into seven groups, with 97 typical figures, showing the great struggle achievements of the martyrs.

4. Waibaidu Bridge on the Bund

The famous Waibaidu Bridge (Garden Bridge of Shanghai) at home and abroad is one of the landmark buildings of old Shanghai. It is located at the mouth of the lower reaches of the Suzhou River, on the west side of Huangpu Park, on the section of the Suzhou River between Zhongshan East 1st Road and East Daming Road. It is an all-steel bridge with two spans of 52.16 meters and a width of 18.3 meters. It is an important passage connecting the north and east of Shanghai in urban Shanghai. The flow of people and vehicles crossing the bridge is very high.

5. Shop No. 16 on the Bund

The original name of Xiaodongmen is "Baodai Gate", and there is Shop No. 16 outside the gate. The market borders the Huangpu River in the east, Danfeng Road in the west, Laotaiping Alley in the south, Longtan Road in the north, and historically the south side once extended to Wanyu Pier Street. It is adjacent to the water and the city, and is the water gateway of Shanghai.

6. Dongtai Road Antique Street

In Shanghai, not many people may know Dongtai Road, but in the minds of many overseas, Hong Kong and Taiwan tourists, it is a must-visit place to go. In a street of just over 100 meters, there are more than 200 antique shops, each with its own characteristics.

7. Tianzifang

Tianzifang is a gathering area of ??fashionable landmark creative industries. The once crowded and ordinary alleys of Tianzifang have been painted with the color of Soho, just like the famous Shanghai Like Rongle East Road, it has transformed into a modern creative gathering place, adding a humanistic and artistic atmosphere.

8. Shanghai Xintiandi

Shanghai Xintiandi is an urban tourist attraction with Shanghai’s historical and cultural features and a fusion of Chinese and Western. Walking around Xintiandi is like being in Shanghai in the 1920s and 1930s. When you step inside each building, it is very modern and fashionable, and you can personally experience the unique concept of Xintiandi.