Classic tour guide for three-day tour in Shanghai

Shanghai is known as the magic capital and an important tourist city. In fact, it is difficult to travel all over Shanghai in three days. Shanghai is also one of the most modern cities in China and has always been the most famous national metropolis in the Far East. Shanghai has a unique culture and attracts tourists from all over the world every day. Here are some detailed strategies.

Three-day tour in Shanghai -Day 1

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Shanghai Chenghuang Temple-Yuyuan Garden-Shanghai Old Street-Shanghai People's Square-Madame Tussauds-Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street-Bund

Start a beautiful day trip from the Chenghuang Temple in Huangpu District, feel the imperial city culture and local snacks, then go to the nearby Yuyuan Garden, enjoy the landscape of Jiangnan gardens, take the subway to the People's Square, take a break, go to Madame Tussauds, eat and drink at the famous Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street in the evening, and finally enjoy the beautiful scenery of Huangpu River on the Bund.

Three-day tour in Shanghai-the second day

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Binjiang Avenue-Oriental Pearl Radio and Television Tower-Jinmao Building-Shanghai World Financial Center-Tian Ai Road-Duolun Road Cultural Celebrity Street-Huaihai Road Commercial Street-Tianzifang

The next morning, take the subway to Lujiazui Financial and Trade Zone near Huangpu River in Pudong New Area, stop at Binjiang Avenue for a short time, and then observe the Oriental Pearl TV Tower, Jinmao Building and World Financial Center. It is worth mentioning that all three places have sightseeing tickets.

You can overlook the high-rise buildings in Shanghai and the surging vitality of the Huangpu River, marvel at the modern charm of the magic capital, and spend the evening in the modern and prosperous Huaihai Road and Tianzifang in Luwan District.

Three-day tour in Shanghai-the third day

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Shanghai New World-Shikumen-World Expo-Xujiahui Catholic Church-Jing 'an Ancient Temple-Waibaidu Bridge

It is suggested that you can visit Shikumen in Shanghai New World and Luwan District in the morning, where you can enjoy Shanghai's classic foreign houses and houses combining Chinese and Western styles, and then take a bus to the Expo Park to visit some venues, including China Pavilion, Swiss Pavilion and British Pavilion, as well as some commemorative exhibitions for you to choose from. Then visit Xujiahui Catholic Church, which is a famous Catholic church in China. It imitates the Gothic architecture of medieval France and is very special.

The next stop is Jing 'an Temple on Nanjing West Road, which is known as "the fourth largest temple in East China". Besides enjoying the Golden Pagoda, you can also eat a lot of delicious food around it. The last stop of the day was the Waibaidu Bridge in the northern section of the Bund Tunnel. It used to be one of the landmark buildings in old Shanghai, and now it is the shooting place of many movies and also the favorite shooting place for Chinese and foreign tourists. The schedule of the day is relatively loose. If you want to visit famous local universities in Shanghai, such as Jiaotong University, Fudan University and Tongji University, you can reserve some time in advance.