🌤️ Spring Strolls in Shanghai ☕🌸

— where petals fall, coffee warms, and streets bloom softly — Wandering through Yuyuan Road in spring feels like walking inside a vintage postcard. The golden sun peeks through tall plane trees ☀️, landing gently on old brick walls and sleepy cafés. A breeze carries the scent of fresh bread and Little Bear Café’s signature espresso 🐻☕— warm, toasty, and kind of like a hug. I drift past Urumqi Middle Road, where balconies bloom with baby’s breath and hydrangeas 🌿. Every corner feels like it belongs in a soft pastel film. Then I reach Anfu Road, my heart’s comfort lane. Locals bask under sunlight, sipping oat lattes and flipping through art books. Inside 13 de Marzo — everything glows: linen shirts, dusty rose palettes, lemon candles — a shop that speaks in whispers. Near Yuanwulu (Wuyuan Rd + friends), the world slows down. Here, the pavement is laced with flower shadows, and every café feels like home. A matcha basque, a vase of daisies, a quiet page turned — moments like poetry. Tagi awaits nearby, a shop of “everything I love but never needed until now” — wood, stone, scents, and soul. And then… Wukang Road. Oh, she’s a dream. Bougainvillea tumbles down balconies like ribbons, couples twirl for film cameras, and the breeze tucks cherry petals into your coat pockets. It’s the kind of street where even silence feels romantic ✨. Spring in Shanghai isn’t loud — it’s soft, slow, and breathtaking. A cup of coffee. A bloom on your sleeve. A street that remembers your steps. #springitinerary