Shanghai Spring Photo Guide: Must-Visit Spots at the Oriental Pearl Tower!

🧡【Attraction 1】: Lujiazui Central Green Space - Near Water Platform Located on the south side of the artificial lake in Lujiazui Central Green Space, this area features European-style pavilions, stone round tables and benches, and low wooden fences. There are two sets of sculptures near the lawn. The platform combines Chinese and Western design styles, with white European-style pavilions adding a romantic European touch while blending with the surrounding greenery and lake, reflecting inclusiveness. 👉【Attraction 2】: Oriental Pearl Tower Built in the 1990s, the Oriental Pearl Tower is a symbol of modern Shanghai and was the tallest in Asia for a long time. It also features an observation deck, a revolving restaurant, and a museum, attracting many tourists. 📕【Attraction 3】: People's Square Located at 185 Renmin Avenue, Huangpu District, Shanghai, People's Square is the political, economic, cultural, tourism center, and transportation hub of Shanghai. It is one of the most important landmarks in Shanghai. The City Hall symbolizes democracy and justice, with a total building area of 87,000 square meters. The Shanghai Museum embodies the concept of 'round sky and square earth' and houses 120,000 treasures. The Shanghai Grand Theatre, designed by a French architect, has 1,800 seats. ⛺【Attraction 4】: Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street Starting from Zhongshan East Road in the east and ending at Xizang Middle Road in the west, it is 1,033 meters long. The eastern extension starts from Zhongshan East Road and extends to Henan Middle Road, with a total length of 495 meters. It gathers many fashion brands and old shops, making it a great place for shopping, such as First Department Store, Daimaru Department Store, Shimao Plaza, etc., meeting the needs of different consumers. Food Recommendations: Shanghai specialties such as Shen Dacheng's pastries, Lao Xiangzhai's butterfly cookies, Xinghualou's green dumplings, and various restaurants offering local cuisine, Sichuan cuisine, Western cuisine, and more. 👉【Attraction 5】: City God Temple Tourist Area The City God Temple of Shanghai was built during the Yongle period of the Ming Dynasty. It was originally the Jinshan Temple, dedicated to General Huo Guang. Later, it was dedicated to the City God of Shanghai, Qin Yubo. During the Daoguang period of the Qing Dynasty, the temple base gradually expanded, and more buildings were added. The main buildings include the main hall, Yuanchen Hall, Parents Hall, and twelve other halls, covering an area of about 3,000 square meters. Entering through the ceremonial gate, the side rooms on both sides of the square are two stories high. Opposite the ceremonial gate on the central axis is the Huo Guang Hall, connected to the Taisui Hall at the back. Exiting the Taisui Hall leads to the backyard, with the City God Hall in front, the Guansheng Hall on the west side, and the Wenchang Hall on the east side.