[2025 Shanghai Attraction] Travel Guide for Bund International Architecture Exhibition (Updated Apr)

There are too many movie-making destinations in Magic City There are plenty of 🚶‍♀️citywalk routes that walk tens of thousands of steps a day As a native, let's share an issue of "lazy" lying flat on a tour of Shanghai No need to walk too much, no need to wake up early It only takes one weekend’s time You can have a panoramic view of the landmark beauty Few people, free videos 🆓!! ️ 🚶Two days and one night route⬇️ D1 Shanghai Exhibition Center (Russian-style building complex) ⇢ Jing'an Temple (night view) ⇢ Stay at the hotel D2 North Outer Banks (Sea of ​​Flowers ➕ Four-piece Set) ⇢ Plum Garden Park (Three-piece Set) ⇢ Pudong Art Museum (Night View of the Outer Banks Universal Building Complex) 🏛️Shanghai Exhibition Center The former Sino-Soviet Friendship Building is one of the most famous buildings in Magic City. It has the classic aesthetic of Russian aesthetics, and a photo of it makes you feel like you are abroad ⚱️ Jing'an Temple The oldest temple in Shanghai, surrounded by busy traffic and high-rise buildings, still cannot stop its radiance. It lights up at 6pm every Friday and Saturday, and turns on special festivals and events 🏨Shanghai Aiben Boutique Hotel Located in the Jing'an Temple business district, an old room old warehouse converted into a treasure hotel! It is very close to 🚇 Jing'an Temple Station on Lines 2, 7 and 14. You can reach Jing'an Temple, exhibition center and major shopping malls within walking distance The most attractive part of the hotel is the ♻️ environmentally friendly and carbon-neutral design concept, the background wall made of 🧳 old leather boxes, the recycling of discarded 🪵 wood and 🧱 bricks and tiles during the renovation of houses in the last century... Retro and innovation coexist, and full of unique beauty 🍃The room outside the window is a green and healing scene of old buildings, especially the light and shadow of the afternoon sun shining on the sofa is like a movie screen,🍵 You can also go to the big rooster bistro downstairs to enjoy an exquisite afternoon tea 🌳 Plum Garden Park It can be said to be the most classic "ancient and modern" camera in Shanghai! The park gate ➕ the three-piece set in the distance makes up the intertwining of retro and modern! The plum blossoms in the park are starting to bloom 💐North Outer Banks Compared to the crowds of the Outer Banks, this place is simply a breath of fresh air! Also enjoy the four-piece set across the shore, where violets have just been planted recently, and you can take pictures of landmarks and seas of flowers and frames! The adjacent Tsing Shan Building is known as 🫀 "Heart of Magic City", the night view is very cool, you can take pictures of four-piece sets ➕ heart-shaped technological devices 🌃Pudong Art Museum Walking all the way to the sunset promenade by the river, you can have a panoramic view of the buildings of all countries, accompanied by the sunset, and the buildings are lit up on time at 6pm every night. It's super romantic!

Hi guys, If you travel in Shanghai, you have to see a classic of classic (maybe the classic of Shanghai) the Bund. Facing the Perl, surrounded by banks all around and after the Zhongshan street, this historical place has a charm and bins that you cannot ignored. Many famous are located nearby. I am pretty sure you will find your happiness there, same a a bunch of restaurants. However be careful since they apply a service fees. Peace guys 😎 #yearofrabbit #tripblazers #MyTripVlog

My dears, Shanghai, as an international metropolis, is perfect for travel! This guide covers attractions, food and accommodation, so hurry up and book it! 1. Itinerary Day 1: Interweaving of history and modernity 📍Morning: The Bund - International Architecture Expo Group There are few people on the Bund in the early morning, and you can fully appreciate 52 buildings of different styles and feel the historical charm. 📍Noon: Dexingguan’s signature fried shrimp and eel noodles, the eel is fresh and tender, the shrimp is chewy, the noodles are chewy, and the soup is rich. 📍Afternoon: Take the high-speed elevator to the top of the Shanghai Tower in 60 seconds, overlooking the beautiful city and taking stunning photos. 📍In the evening: taste special snacks such as pan-fried buns, pork ribs and rice cakes at Lujiazui Food City, and then enjoy the dazzling night view of Lujiazui. Day 2: Collision of art and fashion 📍Morning: Tianzifang Shikumen buildings have special shops and creative studios, which are suitable for taking photos and checking in. 📍Noon: Enjoy authentic Shanghainese cuisine at Lvbolang, such as squirrel killifish and eight-treasure duck. 📍Afternoon: Sinan Mansion is a European-style garden house with a cafe and bookstore, with a cozy atmosphere. 📍Evening: Xintiandi is full of trendy bars and restaurants, where you can feel the vitality of Shanghai at night. Day 3: Cultural Joy Journey 📍Morning: Experience the historical culture by visiting the precious cultural relics such as bronzes, ceramics, calligraphy and paintings in the Shanghai Museum. 📍Noon: Guangming Zou Da Restaurant’s fresh meat mooncakes are a must-buy, with crispy skin and juicy meat filling. 📍Afternoon: Return trip 2. Accommodation recommendations: Recommended accommodation near Nanjing Road and People's Square, with convenient transportation and close to attractions. If you have enough budget, you can choose Waldorf Astoria Shanghai on the Bund, where you can enjoy the beautiful Bund; if you have a limited budget, you can choose economy chain hotels such as Hanting and Home Inn. 3. Travel Guide: Subway travel is convenient. Download the "Metro Metropolis" APP and scan the QR code to ride. There may be traffic jams during peak taxi hours, so plan your time carefully. 4. Notes: There are many tourists on the Bund, please keep your belongings safe. Reservations for the Shanghai Museum must be made in advance through the official WeChat account. My dears, follow this guide and your trip to Shanghai will be super exciting! Remember to like and collect it. If you have any questions, ask in the comment section~ #上海旅游攻略 #如歌的之旅 #上海特色老牌号

before coming to shanghai, i have pretty high expectation but don’t feel impressed with the views in shanghai or feeling awesome when i see oriental pearl so happy finally see these old buildings, this one is the most eye catching spot to me in shanghai loveyaya❤️, full of history and stories heree haaa 萬國博覽建築群 Bund Sightseeing Tunnel rating of mine: 5**

🌷 The Bund's sea of tulips is absolutely gorgeous recently~ 📸 But there are so many people taking pictures beneath the Bund Sightseeing Platform. 👉 Actually, there are flower fields in other areas of the Bund with fewer people. 🗺 Follow this guide to explore them! 🚇 Transportation: Take Metro Line 2/10 to Nanjing East Road Station. 👉 Walk 10 minutes to the Bund Sightseeing Platform. 📸 Check out the map in Figure 2. ✅ The walkway beneath the Bund Sightseeing Platform (Figures 3-7) 🌷 Features a sea of tulips in various colors. 🕜 Best time to shoot: Before 2pm, as the Bund buildings will block the light later in the day. 📸 Photography tips: Capture the spring scenery of the Bund with the historic buildings as your backdrop! 👉 Walk north along the sightseeing platform to the Waibaidu Bridge, where the flower field is also beautiful! ✅ Southwest side of Waibaidu Bridge (Figures 8-11) 🌷 A large field of orange tulips with fewer people. 🕜 Best time to shoot: Since there are no tall buildings blocking the light, you can shoot later. After 3pm, you can even capture the backlight effect! 📸 Photography tips: Walk into the path within the flower bed and shoot outwards for a great feel. ✅ Both sides of the road north of Waibaidu Bridge (Figures 12-14) 🌸 Flower beds filled with poppies, mainly in orange, yellow, and white. 🕜 Best time to shoot: Since there are no tall buildings blocking the light, you can shoot later. After 3pm, you can even capture the backlight effect! 📸 Photography tips: Capture the Waibaidu Bridge as your backdrop, or take photos of the Shanghai Stock Exchange Museum opposite the bridge!

Spring comes early in the south of the Yangtze River. Fly from Beijing, which is still a bit chilly, to Shanghai to experience a different early spring season. On the first day, it was already afternoon when we arrived in Shanghai. After renting a car at the airport, we went directly to the Bund that we had been longing for. On the left is a complex of international buildings of different styles, and on the right is the Oriental Pearl Tower and the landmark of Shanghai's modern construction - Lujiazui. The lights come on and night falls. The neon lights on both sides of the river reflect each other. There is a constant stream of ferries in the middle of the river. Shanghai has skillfully combined the richness of history with modern development. Strolling along the Bund to Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street, I saw a very stylish bar when passing Fuzhou Road. Turning the corner, I was immediately attracted by the huge door of POP MART and couldn't help but spend some more [Shy][Shy] The next morning, I drove to Zhujiajiao Ancient Town to experience the gentleness of the Jiangnan water town. The streets and alleys are crisscrossed with waterways. You can rent a black-sailed boat and cruise through the waterways of the ancient town, drifting leisurely under one small bridge after another until you reach the Fangsheng Bridge. Then we got off the boat and walked back along the river, visiting the shops one by one. It's a feast for the eyes and the taste buds. Grandma's rice dumplings, sock-bottom pastry, green rice dumplings, braised pig's trotters... until night falls, the twinkling lights illuminate the ancient town, and the dimly lit ancient town presents a different scene in the water. Day 3, Yu Garden and City God Temple. Here you can truly experience the early arrival of spring in the south of the Yangtze River: a few camellia trees are blooming in the corner, the crystal clear wintersweets inadvertently send out a subtle fragrance, and the pink peach trees and graceful green bamboos are hidden among the uneven pavilions. Yu Garden is a one-way tour, entering from the north and exiting from the south, and after coming out you will arrive at the City God Temple Snack Street. You won’t be disappointed if you choose any of them.

【Shanghai City Walk Guide】🌟 🏙️• The Bund: This iconic Shanghai landmark offers a stroll along the Huangpu River, where you can admire the blend of historical and modern architecture. • Shanghai Postal Museum: Learn about postal culture and capture photos with the Lujiazui trio of skyscrapers. A must-visit for stamp collectors. • Zhapu Road Bridge: A photographer's paradise, offering stunning views of the Suzhou Creek. 🌳• Hongkou District Cultural Tour: Start at Sweet Love Road, a charming, romantic lane. Then, explore the historical stories of old Shanghai at Duolun Road Cultural Celebrities Street. • Lu Xun Park: Enjoy leisure time amidst beautiful natural scenery and visit the Lu Xun Memorial Hall. • 1933 Slaughterhouse: A popular filming location, cultural landmark, and home to immersive experiences like the "Sherlock Holmes Adventure." 🎡• Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street: Shanghai's most famous shopping street, where you can savor local delicacies like shengjian bao and xiaolongbao. • Wukang Building: This internet-famous building is a Shanghai landmark and a must-see for tourists. • Lujiazui: Admire the magnificent modern architecture of the Oriental Pearl Tower, Jin Mao Tower, and Shanghai World Financial Center, and experience the city's bustling atmosphere. 🎨• Thames Town: Modeled after the Dutch town of Kattenbroek, this charming town features classical architecture, windmills, and colorful streets, transporting you to the Netherlands. • Dongping National Forest Park: Capture Instagram-worthy photos amidst vast redwood forests and a decommissioned airplane. • Yangpu Riverside: Explore a blend of history and modernity with century-old industrial relics and the revitalized Green Hill. 🌈• North Bund Riverside Green Space: Enjoy views of the Huangpu River from the "Silver Dome" and "Rainbow Bridge." • Manner Coffee: Near the Silver Dome, savor a cup of coffee and enjoy a peaceful moment. • Heytea or A Ma Handmade Milk Tea: Experience Shanghai's tea culture. --- 📸【Photography Tips】 • The night view of the Bund and Lujiazui is a must-capture. Choose your spot in advance. • Enhance your photos on Sweet Love Road and Duolun Road Cultural Celebrities Street by wearing vintage clothing. • Don't forget to collect stamps! Many museums and scenic spots in Shanghai offer unique stamps, adding a special touch to your journey. 🍔【Food Recommendations】 • Shengjian bao and xiaolongbao are must-try Shanghai specialties. • Enjoy authentic coffee at Manner Coffee near the North Bund Riverside Green Space. I hope this guide makes your Shanghai trip even more perfect. Go explore!

A must-play classic route (1️⃣-2️⃣ days) 1. "Popular photo route": Pudong modern + Puxi cultural atmosphere 【 🕐️DAY 2: Chenghuang Temple (Eat Nanxiang Small Caviar Bao) → Yuyuan Lantern Festival → Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street (Madame Tussauds Wax Museum) → Tianzifang (Literary and Art Alley) [Heart] Tips: It is recommended to go to the Bund in the evening, day and night view at once; Pujiang cruise ship choose 19:00 service, is the best time to watch the light show. 2. “Red Reminiscence Citywalk”: 3-hour immersive experience 👉 Route: Site of the First Congress of the Communist Party of China → Xintiandi Shikumen → Zhangyuan (Hai Pai Alley) → Cha Gongguan (Republic of China Architecture) → Yanzhong Green Space (intersection of modern and historical) 🌈 Features: Along the way you can scan the QR code to listen to free red story explanation, there are old-fashioned pop-up shops in the park can shop. Second, the trendy route of Internet celebrities (1️⃣ day) 3. "Citywalk": Check-in "Blooming Flowers" and "Love Myth" 👉 Route: No. 288 Anfu Road (Drama Art Center) → Lao Baijia, Wuyuan Road → Yanqing Road Fruit Shop → International Hotel Butterfly Cake → Moss Holy Garden (Zhizhen Garden Prototype) 秘️ Café in the diagonal corner of Wukang Building has the same "Bao Zong Bubble Rice" package in the drama, 38 yuan / portion. 4. “Technological Art Rampage Route”: Futuristic Experience 👉 Route: Shanghai Planetarium (immersive cosmic theater) → Navigation Museum (simulated cockpit) → World Expo Cultural Park (Twin Mountain summit + greenhouse garden tropical rainforest) 💰Save Tips: Planetarium requires reservation 3 days in advance. 3. Countryside Eco Route (2️⃣ Days) 5. "Chongming Island Natural Secret Land": parent-child first choice 🕐️DAY 1: Xisha Wetland (watching migratory birds, catching crabs) → Pearl Lake Bike Tour (rent an electric bicycle 80 yuan / hour) → Farmhouse eat white goat 🕐️DAY 2: Dongping Forest Park (Sequoia Forest to take pictures) → Chongming Academy of Learning (Ming Dynasty ancient building) → Dingba to watch the sunset 6. "Qingpu Water Village Route": Hanfu shooting holy place 🕐️DAY 1: Zhujiajiao Ancient Town (Release Bridge + Caogang River Cruise) → Shanghai Grand View Garden (Red Mansion Dream Theme) → Qingxi Country Park (Water Forest Canyon) 秘️ Hidden gameplay: In the ancient town "Jiangnan No. 1 Tea House" provides Hanfu rental service, 98 yuan / set with makeup. 4. Trendy gameplay 7. “Intangible Cultural Heritage New Year Taste Experience”: Hands on Play Culture Morning: Yangpu Riverside (industrial style photography) → Intangible cultural heritage printmaking (50 yuan/person, free zodiac themed paintings) Afternoon: Yexi Ancient Town (Soft Cake DIY) → Guangfulin Cultural Heritage (Underwater Museum) 8. "Pudong Popular Night Tour": Helicopter 🚁 + Fireworks 👉 Route: Chinese Art Palace (Wu Changshu Exhibition) → Disney Town Dinner → 🚁 Low-altitude fireworks viewing (1980 yuan/person, including VIP fireworks seats) 🔊Affordable solution: Xinchang Ancient Town riverside restaurant, 80 yuan per person while eating while watching projected fireworks. 💗Other tips: Transportation: Metro one-day ticket 18 yuan unlimited rides, Pudong Airport → city choose maglev train + subway joint ticket 45 yuan (20 minutes faster than taking a taxi) Guide to avoiding pits: Eat in at the second floor of "Nanxiang Bun Shop" at Yuyuan Small Caviar Bao; it is not recommended to go to the Outer Banks Sightseeing Tunnel, take the $2 ferry instead (see Figure 6)

· When talking about hotels in Shanghai, the Peace Hotel is a must-mention! Formerly known as the Cathay Hotel, the Peace Hotel was the most famous hotel in Shanghai in the 1930s. The Peace Hotel has witnessed half of Shanghai's history. · Over the past half-century, more than 50 films have been shot at the Peace Hotel, including well-known titles such as "The Silent War," "Center Stage," "Tiny Times," "Love Trilogy," and "Shanghai Triad." · In preparation for the Shanghai World Expo, the Peace Hotel underwent a complete renovation in 2007. Workers discovered exquisite skylights hidden behind the original plasterboard, which was big news at the time. The renovated Peace Hotel retains the charm of old Shanghai while incorporating the sophistication of a modern luxury hotel. Under Fairmont's management, the hotel rooms maintain the style of the 1930s, with a soft palette of light yellow and blue, combined with comfortable modern facilities. The decor is stylish and luxurious, and the nine national-themed suites have been favored by many celebrities, such as Bao Zong in "Blossoms Shanghai." · Best photo spots: 1. The central dome in the lobby is very impressive, with beautiful octagonal stained glass and geometric lines, exuding unparalleled legendary charm. 2. Tiny Times photo spot: There is a lobby area on the east side near the Bund, with symmetrical stairs that were featured in "Tiny Times." Each area has a different dome, and the waffle dome above is stunning. 3. Spiral staircase: The spiral staircase at the Peace Hotel is a must-see. The 7th floor is the best spot for photographing the spiral staircase, offering a vintage old Shanghai vibe. 4. Corridor: The corridor on the side of the lobby has a strong sense of depth, with a cinematic feel. 5. Cathay Room terrace on the top floor: The Cathay Room is the highest point on the Bund, offering the best view of the Bund's architectural complex. The building opposite the side corridor is also beautiful. 6. Hotel entrance: The historic hotel entrance is also a great photo spot. It's recommended to include the hotel doorman in the photo for a special effect.

🌟Lunar New Year in Shanghai: A 3-day itinerary for a purely fun trip. Shopping and lantern viewing, plus Disney for the kids and the Bund and Western food for the adults. Shanghai is always so attractive to people from all over the country. Welcome to Shanghai! 1⃣️Day 1: Arrive at Hongqiao Railway Station from all over the country. Recommended accommodation: Artyzen Habitat Taopu Shanghai, approx. RMB 400–500 including breakfast. 20 minutes by taxi from Hongqiao Railway Station. 3 minutes' walk from the hotel to the subway station, Exit 2 of Qilianshan Road South Station on Line 11. After packing your luggage, take a short break in the afternoon, then go to the Bund to see the light show. You can take a walk along the Bund Trail. The integration of history and modernity in Shanghai starts from the Bund's World Architecture Complex. Head north along the Bund to admire the architecture. ➡️Then walk to Chen Yi Square to take a photo of the Bund and the Pudong skyline. Make a reservation in advance at Roosevelt Prime Steakhouse, the best steakhouse in Shanghai. Recommended by our foreign colleagues, the average cost is about RMB 1,000 per person. You can enjoy the night view of the Huangpu River from the restaurant. The meal takes about 2 hours. After eating, go to the bar on the top floor for a drink. Recommended: mulled wine, about RMB 150 per person. Netizens say that Shanghai uses "Shanghai currency", so spend within your means. 2⃣️Day 2: Get a taste of Shanghai's fashion with brunch. Take Line 11 and transfer to Line 13. Walk for 5 minutes to reach the Shanghai Songcheng Park to see all kinds of magical performances. It's so much fun and takes about 3 hours. Then take a taxi to Chenghuang Temple, about 20 minutes away. Eat, eat, eat at Chenghuang Temple, and buy some trinkets, artists' paintings, etc. Experience Shanghai's Taoist culture at Chenghuang Temple. At night, we went to Yuyuan Garden for the lantern show. It's a typical Jiangnan garden with ancient-style buildings, rockeries, and ponds. Walk to the Zigzag Bridge to admire the carvings on the bridge, the various lanterns, the koi, and the Huxin Pavilion by the bridge. The photos are beautiful. 3⃣️Day 3: Take Line 11 to Disney Station. Go to line up for the park while there are few people. Have a great day at Disney. Have lunch in the park and dinner in Disneytown. After the fireworks show, return home. You can save on the cost of a hotel for the night.

Visit the Bund on the second night of the first lunar month and feel the unique New Year atmosphere of the Magic City! The night view of the Bund has always been a business card of Shanghai. What kind of sparks will be created when this business card meets the Spring Festival? As night falls and the lights come on, the Bund International Architecture Complex is dressed in festive attire. Red lanterns hung high symbolize a prosperous new year. The swaying Chinese knot conveys good wishes for good luck and prosperity. The light show is dazzling, with the Huangpu River as its stage, presenting a visual feast. Strolling along the Bund, you can feel the strong atmosphere of the New Year and experience the fashion and vitality of this magical city. Admire the skyscrapers of Lujiazui on the other side of the river and feel the height and festive atmosphere of Shanghai. This Spring Festival, why not take a walk along the Bund and experience the unique festive atmosphere of the Magic City. Tips: There will be a large flow of people on the Bund during the Spring Festival, so it is recommended to travel during off-peak hours. It's windy on the Bund at night, so keep warm. You can check the light show time in advance and arrange your trip reasonably. Come to the comment section to share your Bund Spring Festival story!

I can really say that I am very familiar with Shanghai! The Bund's international architectural complex and Lujiazui's magical trio are undoubtedly the most beautiful sights in Shanghai. …But I think the places where you can really stroll and savor the scenery are still the streets and alleys of old Shanghai. Walking into the Shibali-style villas in Huangpuyuan, you will see European-style buildings and Shikumen buildings standing side by side. The buildings have exquisite carvings, tall columns and colorful glass, showing the luxurious imprint left by Western culture. Shikumen is the soul of old Shanghai, with grey walls, black tiles, black lacquered doors with copper door knockers, unique pediment decorations on the door lintels, and crisscrossing alleys paved with blue bricks, as if traveling back to the rainy alleys of Jiangnan in the Republic of China. I have to sigh that for over a hundred years, high-quality buildings and locations can really transcend cycles. This time, Shanghai Construction Group has recreated a single-family villa with a very Shanghai-style style in the original Shikumen-style area, which complements each other very well from the landscape environment to the architectural structure. The exterior is a lane-style residential area, but the interior structure is quite different. Walk into this Shikumen villa and feel the wonder of traveling through time and space; sit on the terrace and open a bottle of red wine, the taste is just like the flowers under the starry sky. Shibali Private Collection Exhibition Hall

#ShanghaiTravel The Bund is so beautiful that it makes people's heart beat! Walking along the Huangpu River, the lights on both sides are brilliant, like countless bright stars falling on the earth. On the other side of the river, the Lujiazui Financial District is full of tall buildings and flashing lights, as if telling the prosperity and dreams of the Magic City🏙️. The Bund International Building Complex here is full of historical sedimentation and cultural charm🏛️. Walking on this stone road full of stories, feeling the caress of the night breeze, my mood becomes particularly peaceful and pleasant😌.

The lights are bright along the Huangpu River and the Bund looks like a fairyland at night. The scene is bustling with traffic, but the dream of decadence and extravagance has not yet been awakened. The international buildings on the Bund have acquired a unique charm over the years. The ancient bricks and stones seem to tell stories of the past, and the sparkling waves along the Huangpu River are like a vivid ink painting. The pavilions, towers and winding paths within Yu Garden are like a shining pearl, exuding the unique charm of oriental aesthetics.

Book tickets for the Pudong Art Museum through trip.com for the October hotel trial stay, which is fast, convenient, and offers discounts. Currently, there is an exhibition of William Turner, a famous British travel painter. The exhibition is in collaboration with the Tate in the UK. You can enjoy famous paintings with a short trip to Shanghai, which is a lot of fun.

The Bund International Architecture Exhibition refers to a collection of buildings from the concession period standing on the Bund in Shanghai, located on the west bank of the Huangpu River in Shanghai. It starts from the Waibaidu Bridge in the north and extends to Jinling East Road in the south, with a total length of 4 kilometers from north to south. It is the essence of the Bund architectural complex and a landmark architectural group in Shanghai. The outstanding buildings of the Bund International Architecture Exhibition include the Asia Building, the Union Building, the Nissin Building, the China Merchants Bank Building, and the Telegraph Building, among others. It is a national key cultural relic protection unit.

The classic old buildings on the Bund are uniquely charming. The old buildings on the Bund in Shanghai, these excellent buildings with a hundred years of history, have a profound heritage and beautiful shapes, and are the most representative classic city landmarks in Shanghai. As night falls, the lights on the banks of the Huangpu River are just beginning to shine. The old buildings on the Bund are illuminated by modern lights, reflecting each other with the Huangpu River, incredibly beautiful, forming a uniquely charming landscape line.

This route is less than 2 kilometers in total, right? The scenery is beautiful and it's not tiring to take photos. First-time visitors to Shanghai can stay at: 📍Postal Museum A historically significant and beautiful building, established in 1924, with a rich collection of exhibits. No appointment is necessary, you can go directly. 📍Suzhou River Cruise 4⃣️ docks, multiple routes. They are Waibaidu Bridge Dock, Sihang Warehouse Dock, Changhua Road Dock, and Changfeng Park Dock. The ticket price is 60-100 yuan. 💡Reminder: It's suitable for taking a stroll but not ideal for photography. The enclosed cabin reflects light severely, so it's better not to board the ship if you want to take night views. It's more beautiful to take photos of the cruise from the bridge. 📍Yuanmingyuan Road This short hidden gem road has many beautiful old buildings such as New Tian'an Church, Yuanmingyuan Apartments, Ampere Trading House, and Xiejin Building. 📍Yifeng Waibaidu Source The red brick wall is very eye-catching, and you can see the Oriental Pearl Tower. Many wedding photos are taken here. 📍Securities Museum Located in the Pujiang Hotel (formerly known as the Lichafan Hotel), it was established in 1846 and relocated to its current location in 1857. In 1907, it was expanded into a Victorian Baroque-style building with neoclassical features. 📍Waibaidu Bridge The "grandmother bridge" in the hearts of old Shanghai residents. It has appeared in many TV dramas and movies. 📍The Bund International Architecture Group No need to elaborate, the most beautiful night view of Shanghai is here, and it's always crowded. 📍Jinling East Road Ferry Terminal Take a one-way trip on the cost-effective ferry for only 2 yuan to enjoy the beautiful scenery of the Bund. Remember to check the last schedule in advance on the "Shanghai Ferry" app and catch the sunset. It's absolutely breathtaking.

Although the weather was gloomy, I was still fascinated by the Bund's international buildings. Walking among them was like traveling through time and space. In contrast, it is impossible to take photos of such large-scale old Western-style buildings in Beijing. There are only a few buildings in Xijiaominxiang, but people are already rushing to check in and take photos.

The Bund is located on the bank of the Huangpu River in Huangpu District, Shanghai, also known as the Outer Huangpu Beach, and is a historical and cultural block in China. The Bund is 1.5 kilometers long, starting from Yan'an East Road in the south to the Waibaidu Bridge on the Suzhou River in the north. The east side is the Huangpu River, and the west side is the concentration of old Shanghai financial and foreign trade institutions. It has become a financial center in the country and even in the Far East. There are 52 classical revival buildings with different styles standing on the Bund, known as the Bund World Architecture Expo Group, which is an important historical site and representative building in modern China, and one of the landmarks of Shanghai. The Bund, located on the bank of the Huangpu River in the central area of Shanghai, is a must-visit place for tourists. When night falls, whether it is locals or tourists from other places, they all like to run to the Bund to enjoy the river breeze, which is very comfortable. The Bund at night is worth a visit, the best viewing spot in Shanghai. You can also take a sightseeing boat around the Huangpu River, and watching the brightly lit buildings and cityscapes on both sides of the river is also a very good experience. All day (landscape light opening hours: summer 19:00-23:00, winter 18:00-22:00) Seven classic historical buildings along the Bund are open to the public for free appointment, including: No. 1 Bund Source, Peace Hotel, Bank of China Building, Pudong Development Bank Building, Shanghai Archives Bund Museum, Shanghai Telecom Museum and Shanghai Bund History Memorial Hall. The Bund Sightseeing Tunnel is 50 yuan per person for a single trip, and 70 yuan per person for a round trip. Bund World Architecture Expo Group

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The Bund International Building Complex. It is a shadow of Shanghai in the past 100 years and a portrayal of old Shanghai capitalism. The Bund is located at the intersection of the Huangpu River and the Suzhou River, across the river from the Pudong Lujiazui Financial District. It starts from the north of Suzhou Road to the east of Jinling East Road and is about 1,800 meters long. The terrain is crescent shaped. 150 years ago, when the colonists set foot on the strange land of Shanghai, they took a fancy to the river beach of the Huangpu River. So, this was once the slender road that the boatman and the hard worker stepped out. After more than a hundred years of construction, high-rise buildings are crowded and busy. These buildings, where both classicism and modernism coexist, have become the symbol of Shanghai. The Bund, from the Waibaidu Bridge in the north, to the Jinling East Road in the south, about 1.5 kilometers in length, the Huangpu River in the east, and 52 different buildings in the west. The essence of the Bund is that these are called Wan Guo The Bund building complex of the Building Expo. The famous Bank of China Building, Peace Hotel, Customs House, and HSBC Bank reproduce the former "Far East Wall Street" style. These buildings are not built by the same designer, nor are they built in the same period. However, their architectural colors are basically unified. The overall contour handles amazing coordination. Whether it is far-sighted or in the meantime, you can feel a strong, strong, graceful, luxurious momentum.