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📍Attraction Address: The Bund is located on Zhongshan East First Road, Huangpu District, Shanghai. It starts from Waibaidu Bridge in the north and ends at Jinling East Road in the south. ⏰Best time to visit: During the day, you can appreciate the architectural style, but be sure to protect yourself from the sun in summer. Nighttime is the highlight of the Bund, with dazzling lights from 7 pm to 9 pm, perfect for taking photos. The skyscrapers of Lujiazui across the river complement each other, creating a dreamy scene. 🚗Transportation Guide: 🚇Take Subway Line 2 or Line 10 to Nanjing East Road Station. The Bund is just a few minutes' walk from the station, making it convenient and fast. 🚌Although there are many bus routes to nearby stops, the Bund is often congested, and buses can take a long time, so it's not the best option. 🚗Driving is not recommended, as parking spaces are scarce, traffic control is complicated, and parking is difficult to find. 💗Other tips: 🌟Enjoy the night view: The Bund at night is dazzling and romantic. The landmark buildings across the river in Lujiazui, such as the Oriental Pearl Tower, Jin Mao Tower, and World Financial Center, are brightly lit and offer a spectacular view. 🌟World Architecture Expo Group: The 52 classical revival buildings each have their own unique characteristics, showcasing the former glory of the "Wall Street of the Far East." The harmony and beauty are unique, and each building has a rich history. 🌟Waibaidu Bridge: The northern starting point of the Bund, the bridge where Yi Ping jumped into the river in the TV series "Romance in the Rain," is worth a stroll. 🌟Yuanmingyuan Road: A small street hidden behind the World Architecture Expo Group, it is a microcosm of old Shanghai's "Ten Mile Foreign Field," a popular spot for photos. 🌟Bund Art Museum: If you are interested in modern art, you can spend an hour or two visiting. The entrance fee is 60 yuan. The permanent exhibition features modern art masterpieces, and there are free explanations every day to help you understand the meaning of the works.