Shanghai - A city for all travellers

Whether you're into cafe-hopping, cultural monuments or art and design, Shanghai is a city that offers all of the above and much more. While most visitors flock to the iconic sights like the #pearltower or the Bund, if you have time for a leisurely 1 or 2 hour stroll in your schedule you should definitely check out these areas #citywalk 1) Morning brunch stroll (pics 1-3) Start your day with an icon visiting Wukang Mansion, Shanghai's counterpart to New York's Flatiron building. You can walk over from Shanghai Jiaotong University metro station, gawk at the building from all angles and then wander down any of the surrounding leafy side streets for a nice brunch at the many cafes dotting the area. 2) Post dinner walk Shanghai is home to many interesting architectural gems, a stroll down the bustling Huaihai Road shopping area presents a nice contrast of the old and the new. 3) West Bund/Longhua area This can be a fairly long walk depending on how far down the West Bund stretch you go. The West Bund is less touristy than the main Bund stretch and is home to not only a great riverside park but also many art museums including the 'Oil Can' Museum and the Long Art Museum. About a 20+ min walk away you get a completely different vibe from the famed Longhua Temple, which is popular with devotees all over China. The temple is pretty well organised and in itself would take about 45mins to slowly walk from building to building within the large compound. #freehotelstay #shanghai #fallishere #fallvibes