Shanghai Hiking Route MapShanghai Hiking Route Recommendations

The memory of Shanghai seems to still stay in that old time. The memory of old Shanghai is really too profound. It is difficult to forget the accent here. You must go here. Appreciate the antiquity and elegance, prosperity and tranquility here.

So, today, the editor will introduce to you the Shanghai hiking route map. Walking here, I believe you can better experience the beauty of Shanghai.

1. Zhongshan Park - Yuyuan Road - Jiangsu Road - Huashan Road - Xujiahui

★Highlights of the route: Yuyuan Road

Yuyuan The road is a typical Shanghai road, with twists and turns extending from the western end. The number of alleys has been arranged to more than 1,600, and there are countless homes in each alley.

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Hiking suggestion: Walk slowly from west to east. In the deep alleys on both sides, stunning small buildings pop into view at any time. Old houses, especially old houses with stories, always give people many inexplicable associations. On both sides of the road are sycamore trees that have grown for more than half a century, witnessing the changes in Shanghai.

★ Stopping point: Wang Mansion (Address: No. 31, Lane 1136, Yuyuan Road)

Wang Boqun built it more than 60 years ago to marry Bao Zhining, the belle of Daxia University, because Wang Jingwei lived there And got its name.

Looking at this Gothic castle building now, the house is still the same, but the sign of Changning District Children's Palace is hung on the door. Sometimes when I walk by during the day, I can hear various instrumental music coming from the windows, either melodious or urgent.

2. Yan'an West Road - Xinhua Road - Huaihai Road - Huashan Road - Xujiahui

★Highlights of the route: Xinhua Road

Walking in Xinhua On the road, the sycamore trees beside the road have lush branches and leaves, and the tree crowns are closed in the middle of the road. The sunlight can only shine through the sparse branches and leaves, forming mottled light spots on the road. Walking past the Shanghai Chinese Orchestra, you can still vaguely hear the gentle sound of the piano coming from deep in the courtyard.

Nowadays, the old buildings facing the street have been renovated, and various reliefs are decorated on the walls. Unfortunately, the newly added modernist sculptures always feel a bit out of place.

★ Stopping point: No. 32B, Lane 329, Xinhua Road

The Swedish Legation in the early years was designed by the Hungarian architect Hudec. The building is in the style of a British residential house, with parts of it having a Roman castle style, which is unique among the nearby bungalows. It is said that this building was transferred to the Sheng Xuanhuai family before liberation, and descendants of the Sheng family still live in it.

3. Xujiahui - Hengshan Road - Huaihai Road

★Highlights of the route: Hengshan Road

Hengshan Road hides many old apartments and private homes with a long history The bungalows, like hermits, have maintained their unique posture amidst the changes over the years. The iron gate that occasionally opens and closes is mysterious, leaving only a fleeting glance for passers-by.

The thick sycamore trees on both sides of the road spread for several blocks. The long history of the trees made the branches and leaves of the trees extremely lush. The pruned branches densely covered the sky above the road, turning the entire road into a long arch. shaped corridor.

★ Stopping point: Camphor Garden (Address: No. 2A, Hengshan Road)

In the Camphor Garden on Hengshan Road, there is a tall camphor tree coming out of the wall. The building becomes an indivisible whole, creating a unique charm. The street-facing side has bright and transparent open glass windows. You admire the people sitting inside enjoying the food, and the people inside also admire you and the street view.

Xujiahui - Hengshan Road - Huaihai Road

4. Xujiahui - Jianguo West Road - Jianguo Middle Road - Jianguo East Road - Tibet South Road

★Highlights of the route: Jianguo West Road

There are so many things to see on this road: the villas on Taiyuan Road, the buildings on Tianping Road, and turning from Shaanxi South Road, it is the most bookish Shaoxing road. Although it is a very inconspicuous small road, only two to three hundred meters from east to west, people who are not familiar with it will miss it.

The road is narrow, with tall sycamore trees on both sides. The shadows of the sycamore trees cast their shadows, making the street appear more tranquil. Because there are no buses on the road, on nice days, you can often see people chatting in the middle of the road. They look like residents here, which gives it a very homely market feel.

★ Stopping point: Hanyuan Bookstore (Address: No. 27, Shaoxing Road)

The bookstore is not big, but looks very spacious. Just like your own study room, there is a dark green sofa placed by the window. There is a unique small lamp on the table between the sofas, which brings the flavor of old Shanghai and infiltrates Western romantic style. There is a row of bookshelves next to the sofa, displaying all kinds of books.

Various ancient plaques are hung on the surrounding walls, 8mm movie projectors, and simple hand-cranked telephones are laid out in front of you quietly and orderly.

Xujiahui - Jianguo West Road - Jianguo Middle Road - Jianguo East Road - Tibet South Road

5. Huaihai Middle Road - Fenyang Road - Dongping Road - Urumqi Road

★Highlights of the route: Dongping Road

Dongping Road is not long and is famous overseas for the movie "Little Things in a Big City". This film, dubbed "the best Shanghai scenery film", was shot here.

Come from Fenyang Road and walk slowly along Dongping Road. It is only more than 200 meters away. There are no buses and not many pedestrians.

Only in this way can we always walk in the most leisurely mood.

You can avoid the hustle and bustle. You only need to walk ten meters inside and look back. You can still see the cars, but the sound of them miraculously disappears. Walking among them, my heart calmed down and my steps slowed down involuntarily.

★ Stopping point: Paulina Restaurant (Address: No. 150 Fenyang Road)

The extraordinary gray and white western-style building has the architectural style of the French Renaissance and is now Shanghai A well-known German restaurant on the beach. Here you can taste the famous German roasted pork knuckle, and its home-brew beer is said to be the best in Shanghai.

Bai Chongxi, a senior general of the Kuomintang, once lived here. Before that, it was the private garden of the French adventurer Simon Simon.

Huaihai Middle Road - Fenyang Road - Dongping Road - Urumqi Road

6. Huaihai Road - Tianping Road - Wukang Road - Hunan Road - Xingguo Road< /p>

★Highlights of the route: Wukang Road

Wukang Road is very long, and walking on this road requires a certain amount of foot strength. But its tranquility makes people unable to give up. For those who have never been to Wukang Road, it is difficult to appreciate the tranquility and elegance of Shanghai’s old roads. A not too narrow road, extending diagonally, without any hint of ostentation.

The old villas on both sides of the road peek out from the shade of the sycamore trees, quietly enjoying the greenery and sunshine.

★ Stopping point: Zhao Dan’s former residence (Address: No. 8 Hunan Road)

The deep courtyard wall and a lattice iron door are like a barrier between the years. between fences. There is a large cedar tree with luxuriant branches near the small western-style building, which is protecting the entrance of the small building, making the apartment seem more and more quiet. Zhao Dan's apartment is on the third floor.

7. Hailun Road - Liyang Road - Sichuan North Road - Duolun Road - Shanyin Road

★ Route recommendation: Duolun Road

Exit Hailun Road on Line 4 and walk for 5 minutes to the quiet Liyang Road. Turning from the noisy Siping Road into the peaceful Liyang Road, the noise is immediately driven away by the shade of dense and tall sycamore trees. The roadside is full of garden houses, with few cars and pedestrians. There are also landscape paintings on the low walls on both sides, making it seem like a quieter version of Hengshan Road.

Go straight along Liyang Road and you will reach Duolun Road. The setting sun shines on Duolun Road, a street less than 600 meters long. The book sellers and antique stalls along the street attract passers-by to stop. On a street where Lu Xun and Ye Shengtao once lived, the old buildings deep in the alley convey the style of the 1930s, and the humid air is filled with a nostalgic flavor.

★ Stop: Old Movie Cafe (Address: 123 Duolun Road)

Shanghai’s first themed movie bar, on the second floor you can watch movies from the last century projected by old-fashioned movie machines Old movies from the 1920s and 1930s. A cup of coffee, a nostalgic street lamp, and a mailbox dusted by time are just like the unchanged old buildings on this street.

The best way to appreciate the beauty of Shanghai is to appreciate it slowly. No matter how time rushes us, we should calm down and quietly enjoy all the beauty that Shanghai brings to us.