Introduction to Lujiazui tourist attractions in Lanzhou Video introduction to Lujiazui tourist attractions in Lanzhou

What is there to do in Lujiazui?

Lujiazui is the CBD of Shanghai and one of China’s financial centers.

Lujiazui is known for its extraordinary skyline of sparkling skyscrapers (with the second tallest building in the world) and is home to countless high-end restaurants and hotels.

If you are going to Shanghai for business or tourism, I recommend the following ten best scenic spots in Lujiazui for you to choose from.

1. Oriental Pearl Tower

The Oriental Pearl Tower is 468 meters (1535 feet) high and was the tallest building in China from 1994 to 2007. It was later surpassed by the Shanghai World Financial Center. The Oriental Pearl Tower has a unique tourist floor, with the highest floor about 350 meters above the ground. Most of these floors have glass floors with direct views of the landscape below, and there are also hotels and revolving restaurants with beautiful city views.

2. Shanghai World Financial Center opened in 2007. It is the eighth largest building in the world with a striking location and a height of 492 meters. The trapezoidal opening at the top makes the building resemble a corkscrew. The rooftop on the top floor has glass floors and windows, offering a 360-degree panoramic view of the city.

3. Jin Mao Tower

The design of this skyscraper clearly reflects some traditional Chinese elements. The building has 88 floors, which is a very auspicious number. The lower 50 floors are office buildings, and the upper 30 floors are the 5-star Grand Hyatt Shanghai. There are various high-end bars and restaurants, with no shortage of entertainment and food.

4. Binjiang Avenue

Binjiang Avenue is built along the east bank of the Huangpu River. It provides great photo spots and sightseeing opportunities for the Shanghai International Convention Center and other buildings. After a day of sightseeing, sitting on a bench on the avenue and admiring the sunset over the Huangpu River is also a romantic resting place.

5. The Bund Sightseeing Tunnel

This tunnel connects the Bund and Pudong. The inner wall of the tunnel is created by high-tech means to create a variety of strange colors that are constantly changing, and there are all kinds of vibrant earth creatures. , fascinating.

6. The Shanghai International Convention Center covers an area of ??110,000 square meters. It is the most high-tech and advanced exhibition center in China. It has well-equipped art halls, conference halls, multi-functional halls and nearly 300 guest rooms. There are also many fine restaurants, shopping malls and entertainment venues to choose from. Including a gorgeous ballroom and bowling alley.

7. Shanghai International Financial Center

The International Financial Center is a comprehensive building integrating shopping, offices and hotels. It is divided into two buildings, the north and the south. The Ritz-Carlton Hotel is located in the south tower, and the HSCB headquarters is located in the north tower. The shopping center has a wide selection of top fashion brands.

Twelve tourist attractions in Lujiazui

Lujiazui is located on the bank of the Huangpu River in Pudong, across the river from the Bund. It is a leading financial center at home and abroad. It is home to many landmark buildings such as the Oriental Pearl Tower, World Financial Center, Jin Mao Tower, and Shanghai Tower. The cultural relics and historic sites include Lu Shen’s residence in the Ming Dynasty, Korakuen Garden, Lu Shen’s tomb and his ancestral tombs, the Lu Family Temple, and the Lu Family Ancestral Hall. , are now all lost.

Lujiazui vividly displays Shanghai’s modern metropolitan style. It feels dreamy to stand on Binjiang Avenue or the pedestrian bridge coming out of Subway Exit 2 and take pictures of the surrounding skyscrapers. If you feel that it is not enough fun, you can also go to the top-floor observation halls of the Oriental Pearl Tower, World Financial Center and Jin Mao Tower to overlook the beautiful scenery on both sides of the Pujiang River.

In addition, Lujiazui is also surrounded by many attractions such as the Shanghai Ocean Aquarium and the Shanghai Wild Insect Museum, which are very suitable for parents to take their children to visit. The Shanghai Ocean Aquarium is close to the Oriental Pearl Tower, where you can watch marine life and wonderful animal performances from all over the world. You can also walk through the undersea tunnel and have close contact with sharks and sea turtles. The Shanghai Nature and Wild Insect Museum is located on the west side of the Oriental Pearl Tower, where there are Various live insect and butterfly specimens are definitely an eye-opener for children.

Large shopping malls such as Super Brand Plaza and IFC International Financial Center are also located in Lujiazui. Various international brands will definitely satisfy your shopping desire. There are also many restaurant choices in the mall, many of which face the Bund, so you can enjoy delicious food while Enjoy the beautiful view of the Bund. When you are tired of shopping, you can take a rest in the Lujiazui central green space next to it. This is the largest open lawn in Shanghai. It is very comfortable to take a walk and rest here.

What are the fun things to do in Lujiazui?

The fun things to do in Lujiazui include the Oriental Pearl Tower, Wu Changshuo Memorial Hall, Lidao Securities Museum, Shanghai Jin Mao Tower, and Shanghai World Financial Center.

1. Oriental Pearl

The Oriental Pearl Radio TV Tower is one of Shanghai's iconic cultural landscapes. It is located in Lujiazui, Pudong New Area. The tower is about 468 meters high. The building was constructed in July 1991 and put into use in May 1995. It is responsible for the transmission business of 6 wireless TV sets in Shanghai, with an area coverage radius of 80 kilometers.

The Oriental Pearl TV Tower is one of the first batch of AAAAA-level tourist attractions in the country. There are landscapes and facilities in the tower such as a space capsule, a revolving restaurant, and the Shanghai Urban Historical Development Exhibition Hall. In 1995, it was listed as one of Shanghai's top ten new landscapes.

2. Wu Changshuo Memorial Hall

Wu Changshuo Memorial Hall is located in the Huaxia Culture Park of the Huaxia Cultural Tourism Zone in Pudong New Area, Shanghai. In 2010, it moved to No. 15 Lujiazui East Road. The entire building is modeled after the former residence of Wu Changshuo in Jiqingli, Beishan West Road, Shanghai. It is a two-story Shikumen building. The construction area is 972 square meters.

More than a hundred exquisite calligraphy and paintings by Wu Changshuo and Wang Yiting are displayed in the three exhibition halls. There are not only giant paintings of two feet, but also paintings and poetry manuscripts of more than one foot; there are landscape paintings, flower and bird paintings, calligraphy and other works. The lifelike flowers, birds and characters with different expressions deeply attracted hundreds of visitors.

3. Lidao Securities Museum

Lidao Securities Museum is China’s first securities museum established with an investment of 4 million yuan from China Xiangcai Securities Company, approved by the State Administration of Cultural Heritage, and registered with the Ministry of Civil Affairs. A national securities museum.

The museum has an exhibition area of ??more than 600 square meters. Since its construction in June 2002, the museum has rescued and acquired a number of Chinese objects from the late Qing Dynasty and the Republic of China (including the Liberated Areas) through auctions. , thousands of securities and items from the early days of the founding of New China and after the reform and opening up. It was officially opened in Shanghai Lujiazui Financial Center on January 10, 2004.

4. Shanghai Jinmao Tower

Shanghai Jinmao Tower covers an area of ??24,000 square meters, with a total construction area of ??290,000 square meters, of which the main building has 88 floors and a height of 420.5 meters, approximately It has an area of ??200,000 square meters and the building appearance is a tower-shaped building. The sixth floor of the podium is 32,000 square meters, and the third underground floor is 57,000 square meters. The outer body is made of lattice cladding made of aluminum alloy tubes.

5. Shanghai World Financial Center

Shanghai World Financial Center covers an area of ??14,400 square meters, with a total construction area of ??381,600 square meters. It has 101 floors above ground, 3 floors underground, and a building height of 492 meters, with the appearance of a square cylinder.

The podium is 4 floors above ground, with a height of approximately 15.8 meters. The B2, B1, 2 and 3 floors of Shanghai World Financial Center are shopping malls and restaurants; the 7th to 77th floors are office areas (of which the 29th floor is the World Financial Culture Communication Center); the 79th to 93rd floors are hotels; the 94th, 97th and 100th floors are Tourist Hall.