Shanghai: An exciting and educational getaway
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We select locations for active recreation in Shanghai, cultural experiences, themed museums, and scenic viewpoints based on tourists’ preferences.
Shanghai is a metropolis with ancient roots, having grown from a small village on the banks of the Yangtze River. Today, it's a powerful economic and tourist hub in China, winning visitors' hearts with its authenticity and diversity. While it lacks warm seas and sunny beaches, Shanghai captivates tourists with its cultural heritage, blend of historic and modern architecture, and technological advancements. Shanghai offers hundreds of attractions and outdoor activities to suit all tastes, with something interesting for both adults and children.
Activities in Shanghai
Shanghai Disneyland
An amusement park featuring a special area inspired by the Pirates of the Caribbean movies. Children and adults can enjoy rides themed after the Star Wars universe and Marvel comics.
Guangfulin Relics Park
This cultural site in Songjiang District showcases China’s rich heritage dating back about 5,000 years. It features museums, a musical fountain, and a Buddhist temple.
Huangpu River Cruise
This cruise offers stunning views of bustling riverfront streets, numerous barges and ferries, the futuristic Yangpu Bridge, panoramas of the Bund and Pudong skyline, and the Oriental Pearl TV Tower—an unforgettable experience for all.
LANE 1192 Shanghai
1192 Old Shanghai Lane is situated below Century Hui Square in Shanghai’s Pudong New Area. This captivating street recreates scenes of old Shanghai from the 1930s, including huangchards, docks, vintage trams, shop signs, and other details of that period.
Sinan Mansion
The Sinan Mansions complex offers a tranquil retreat away from the hustle and bustle of downtown Shanghai. It comprises 51 historic garden-style buildings that, in the 1920s, served as the city’s most luxurious residences housing restaurants, bars, hotels, offices, and boutiques.
Zhujiajiao Water Town
Located in Shanghai’s suburbs, this ancient Chinese water town boasts over 1,700 years of history. It is one of Shanghai’s four well-preserved ancient towns that have survived to this day. Covering an area of 47 square kilometers, this small town shimmers like a bright pearl amidst the surrounding waters and mountains.
Oriental Pearl Tower
The Shanghai Oriental Pearl Tower stands in Pudong Park in Lujiazui, Pudong New Area, Shanghai. Flanked by the Yangpu and Nanpu bridges, it creates an image of “twin dragons playing with a pearl.” The tower captivates visitors’ imaginations and attracts thousands of people year-round.
Shanghai TANK ART CENTER
Shanghai Tank is a non-profit space and multifunctional art center where the public can experience art, architecture, urban life, nature, and the stunning Huangpu River landscape.
Yuyuan Garden
Yuyuan Garden exemplifies classical Chinese landscape design, featuring buildings, ponds, and intricate rock formations. The garden has a rich history, having been created in the 16th century during the Ming dynasty at the behest of a court minister’s son.
Jade Buddha Temple
Built in 1882, it earned its name from two jade Buddha statues brought from Burma. The temple walls are adorned with 7,000 Buddhist sutras.
French Concession
The former French Concession in Shanghai is a peaceful quiet area featuring numerous early 20th-century European-style villas and buildings. It’s an ideal place to explore the city’s history and unique beauty while escaping the urban hustle.
The Bund
The Bund is one of Shanghai’s most iconic architectural landmarks. The first British company established an office here in 1846. Over the decades, the Bund has become synonymous with elegance and success.
Activities in Hong Kong
Ocean Park hosts Asia’s largest Halloween celebration. The park organizes numerous entertainment events and carnivals for children and adults every year.
Vibrant and colorful dragon boat races feature teams of rowers competing in long, narrow boats to the accompaniment of music.
Held annually at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Center, it attracts food enthusiasts from around the world. Guests can enjoy a rich program of events, including cooking demonstrations by renowned chefs, tastings, awards ceremonies, and presentations.
Activities in Beijing
Forbidden City (Palace Museum)
The Forbidden City, Beijing’s historic heart, served as the center of China for nearly five centuries. It houses the imperial palace, which contains treasures of Chinese history and culture.
Beijing National Stadium (Bird's Nest)
Built for the 2008 Summer Olympics, it was recognized as the world’s largest steel structure and the most complex engineering feat created for the Olympics.
Beijing Zoo
The oldest and largest zoo in China. It boasts the country’s most extensive collection of animals, featuring over 450 land species and 500 marine species. In total, the zoo is home to nearly 15,000 different animals.
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We stay up-to-date with news from China’s major cities, know all the restaurants in Beijing, Shanghai, Hong Kong, and Guangzhou, and will recommend one that matches your requirements. We’ll make advance reservations at any restaurant in the city (including Michelin-starred restaurants), even if tables are fully booked.
What is the best time to visit Shanghai?
If you’re not a fan of scorching summer heat or freezing winter days, the best times to visit Shanghai are in spring (March, April, May) or during September and October. December sees major Christmas and New Year's sales in the metropolis, while in February, the entire city immerses itself in the endless carnival of the Chinese New Year. June marks the beginning of peak tourist season in Shanghai, with thousands of visitors from around the world flocking to all locations and attractions.
Which cities can I travel to from Shanghai?
To fully immerse yourself in Chinese culture, see new sights, or attend business events, you can easily travel to Beijing, Hong Kong, and Guangzhou from Shanghai. If you're looking for a beach holiday, Shanghai isn't the right destination. Hainan Island, on the other hand, offers excellent beach vacations with luxury hotels, pristine beaches, and warm water.
How do you select activities in China?
We primarily focus on your preferences and interests, offering a variety of options to make sure the places and activities are engaging, informative, and just the right amount of adventurous. You can choose from a group tour, a personalized tour, sightseeing excursions, or a relaxing outing. If you like, you can rent outdoor equipment for an active vacation in China and arrange a trip to scenic valleys and forests with a guide-instructor.
What are the must-visit attractions in China?
Every tourist has their own preferences, and some put together their own wish list of Chinese attractions they want to see. However, some unmissable sights include the Terracotta Army, Potala Palace in Tibet, Shilin National Park, Tiger Leaping Gorge, and a giant panda sanctuary.
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