Where can I buy a sightseeing cruise ticket for Shanghai Bund?

Shanghai Bund sightseeing cruise can book cruise tickets on platforms such as Meituan and Tongcheng Tourism, or purchase tickets directly at the dock.

Bring your own documents, check the terminal and time of purchase, and it is best to go early to give yourself enough preparation time. In addition, tickets that have not been consumed can be refunded, but they cannot be refunded after ticket exchange, and they cannot be rescheduled after the reservation is successful. Because some provide meals, the price is more expensive, and the boats with different fares are different, so you should consult clearly when buying tickets and buy the right tickets. In addition, the night flight on the Bund usually lasts about an hour and a half, so you can enjoy the beautiful scenery very well.

The ferry fare across Huangpu River is relatively cheap, and it takes about ten minutes by car. It is mainly used by people on both sides of Huangpu River to cross the river, which can also be regarded as a means of transportation. Of course, you can also appreciate the cross-strait customs. Tickets for the night tour will be more expensive, because sightseeing is the main thing, and the play time is long and the facilities are complete. There is a difference between the two.

Introduction of Shanghai Bund tourist attractions;

1. The original name of Xiaodongmen is "Baodai Gate", and the outside is Shiliu Shop. The market is adjacent to Huangpu River in the east, Feng Dan Road in the west, Laotaipinglong in the south and Longtan Road in the north. Historically, it once extended to the south of Wan Yu Wharf Street, and was the water gateway of Shanghai.

Waibaidu Bridge is one of the landmark buildings in old Shanghai. Located at the mouth of Suzhou River downstream, on the west side of Huangpu Park, between Zhongshan Dongyi Road and Dongdaming Road, Suzhou reach. Waibaidu Bridge is an all-steel bridge, with two spans of 52. 16m and a bridge width of18.3m. It is an important passage connecting the northern and eastern parts of Shanghai, with a large traffic volume.

3. Huangpu Park is located at No.28, Zhongshan Dongyi Road, with Huangpu River in the east, green belt on the Bund in the south, Zhongshan Dongyi Road in the west and Wusong River (Suzhou River) in the north. It is the earliest European garden in Shanghai, which was built in the seventh year of Tongzhi in Qing Dynasty (1868), and it is a witness to the vicissitudes of the Bund in the past century.