[2025 Shanghai Attraction] Travel Guide for Bund Sightseeing Tunnel (Updated Jun)

Ladies! Planning to visit Shanghai during May Day/National Day holidays? Check out this 3-day, 2-night guide I painstakingly put together, with tips to avoid crowds + unique experiences, plus a local's secret food list 👇 📍 Travel Preparations ✔️ Documents: ID card + student ID (discounts at some attractions) ✔️ Electronics: Power bank + universal adapter (hotels may have limited outlets) ✔️ Clothing: Comfortable sneakers (essential for walking) + light jacket (big temperature differences between morning and evening) ✔️ Others: Umbrella for rain or shine + mosquito repellent patches + sunscreen (strong UV in April) ⚠️ Important reminder: Book attractions in advance through "Shanghai Release" app! You'll need to waitlist for Yu Garden, City God Temple, and Disney! 🍜 Must-Try Food List 1. Ultimate Crab Noodles "Xie San" near the Bund serves golden crab roe noodles with so much crab roe it sticks to your lips! Add ginger and vinegar to cut through the richness~ 2. Carb-Loading Combo "Xian De Lai" on Yunnan South Road offers crispy fried pork ribs with rice cakes that perfectly absorb the sauce! 3. Time-Honored Meat Mooncakes Freshly baked meat mooncakes from Taikang Food burst with juice when you bite in! Microwave for 10 seconds if they cool down for an even better experience~ 4. Hidden Rice Balls Soft egg pancake stands in residential areas serve glutinous rice wrapped around fried dough sticks + white sugar, a hands-on eating experience! 🎡 Recommended Hidden Gems 1. Chrysanthemum Garden Orchard (Jiading) April is strawberry picking season! The 1,380-acre orchard also offers boating and VR train rides—perfect for kids! 2. Modo Kids Playground (4th floor of Auto Museum) Simulates car assembly lines where kids can be "little engineers," and the Power Ocean trampoline area is great for burning energy! 3. Dongping Forest RV Campsite (Chongming) A rare forest RV camping site in the Shanghai-Jiangsu-Zhejiang area, with trailer RVs that have their own little gardens—stargazing at night is amazing! 4. Asia Building (The Bund) Baroque-style historic building, former site of British Shell Company, adds a vintage filter to your photos~ 5. Hayden Sauna (Qibao) Korean-style steam room + outdoor hot springs, perfect for relieving fatigue and humidity. Korean BBQ with iced Americano is super therapeutic! 🚇 Subway Money-Saving Tips Download "Metro Metropolis" app for mobile payments—a 3-day pass for 45 yuan is half the price of individual tickets! ⚠️ Last subway trains from popular attractions leave early, Disney's latest is 22:30, so don't lose track of time! 💡 Tips to Avoid Tourist Traps ✅ Don't buy the "Old Shanghai Snow Cream" for 50 yuan per box at City God Temple—the same product is 10 yuan in supermarkets! ✅ The Bund Sightseeing Tunnel is a waste of money—walking across the bridge only takes 10 minutes! ✅ Get to popular restaurants 2 hours early to get a number. Don't go to Guangming Village for meat mooncakes after 3 PM—they'll be sold out! Shanghai is a city you'll both love and "hate"—love for its perfect blend of modernity and local flavor, hate because your legs will be exhausted but you'll still want to come back! Save this guide and let's explore Shanghai together this holiday! ✨

Exploring the "Pearl of the Orient" on a Mid-Range Budget --- **1. Pre-Trip Preparations** 1. **Visa and Flights** - **Visa**: Holders of valid passports from various countries can enter visa-free. It is recommended to apply 15 days in advance. - **Arrival Airport**: Pudong International Airport (direct access to the city center via Metro Line 2) or Hongqiao International Airport (closer to the city center) are recommended. 2. **Accommodation** - **The Bund/Nanjing Road**: Suitable for first-time visitors. Recommended hotels include the Peace Hotel (historical landmark) or budget-friendly options like Home Inn Selected (approx. NT$1,500/night). - **Tianzifang/Xujiahui**: Preferred by art enthusiasts. Consider staying in renovated Shikumen-style guesthouses for a unique experience. - **Disney Resort Area**: Opt for resort hotels or nearby guesthouses for convenient early park entry privileges. 3. **Useful Tools** - **Payment**: Link Alipay/WeChat Pay (supports international credit cards). Carry only a small amount of cash. - **Internet**: Purchase a mainland China eSIM card (no need for VPN) or activate international roaming. --- **2. Must-See Attractions** 1. **The Bund: A Symphony of History and Modernity** - **Highlights**: The stunning contrast between the 52 historic buildings and the Lujiazui skyline at night. Waibaidu Bridge offers excellent photo opportunities. - **Things to Do**: Take a night cruise on the Huangpu River (tickets approx. 120 RMB) or ride the sightseeing tunnel (round trip 70 RMB) from Pudong for a panoramic view of The Bund. - **Free admission, open all day**. Avoid peak crowds on weekends. 2. **Shanghai Disneyland: Where Dreams Come True** - **Must-Do Rides**: Soaring Over the Horizon (immersive world tour), TRON Lightcycle Power Run (futuristic roller coaster), and the evening fireworks show (starts at 8:00 pm). - **Tickets**: Weekdays 399 RMB, peak days 699 RMB. Purchase tickets in advance on the official website for discounts. - **Tips**: Download the official app for real-time queue information. Bring your own water bottle (free water refills available in the park). 3. **Yu Garden and City God Temple: Classical Jiangnan Charm** - **Yu Garden**: A classic Ming Dynasty garden. Entry fee 40 RMB. Visit in the early morning to avoid crowds. The Jade Magnificence Rockery and Dianchun Hall are must-sees. - **City God Temple Area**: Try Nanxiang Xiaolongbao (50 RMB/basket), spiced dried tofu, and shop for traditional handicrafts (compare prices to avoid overpaying). 4. **Tianzifang: Exploring Artistic Alleys** - **Features**: An art district transformed from Shikumen architecture, filled with galleries, craft shops, and cafes. Try the Haitang Cake (5 RMB) and capture the alleyways through photography. - **Cost**: Coffee approx. 30 RMB, handicrafts range from tens to hundreds of RMB. Weekdays are less crowded and more enjoyable. 5. **Hidden Gems: Zhujiajiao Ancient Town and Greenhouse Garden** - **Zhujiajiao**: Accessible by Metro Line 17. Take a Wu Peng boat ride through the water town (30 RMB/person) and enjoy tea and Pingtan (storytelling with musical accompaniment) at Apo Teahouse. - **Greenhouse Garden**: A tropical rainforest paradise within the Expo Culture Park. The glass dome offers stunning photo opportunities with natural light. Weekend tickets cost 128 RMB. --- **3. Authentic Food Guide** 1. **The "Four Heavenly Kings" of Breakfast** - **Dabing Youtiao + Salty Soy Milk**: Try Xing Shen Breakfast (809 Kangding Road) for an authentic street food experience. - **Shengjian Bao (Pan-Fried Buns)**: For a lighter broth, choose Da Hu Chun (Sichuan Middle Road). For a richer broth, try Dong Tai Xiang (open 24 hours, Yao Ming's favorite). 2. **Classic Benbang Cuisine** - **Lv Bo Lang**: Average cost 150 RMB. The braised pork is sweet and savory. Request a window seat for a view of Yu Garden. - **Haosheng Restaurant**: Michelin-recommended "Benbang Cuisine Omakase." The owner personally cooks. Reservations are required. 3. **Night Markets and Snacks** - **Yunnan South Road**: Try the pork ribs rice cakes (20 RMB) at Xian De Lai, featured in the novel "Blossoms." - **International Hotel Butterfly Cookies**: Buttery and crispy, 32 RMB/bag. A must-buy souvenir, even if it requires queuing. --- **4. Transportation and Itinerary Planning** 1. **City Transportation** - **Subway**: Lines 1, 2, and 11 cover major attractions. A one-day pass for 18 RMB is more cost-effective. - **Taxis**: Use the Didi app for affordable rides. Taxi fares within the city center range from approximately NT$200-500. 2. **3-Day Itinerary** - **Day 1**: The Bund → Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street → Yu Garden/City God Temple (stay overnight near The Bund). - **Day 2**: Shanghai Disneyland (stay overnight near the resort). - **Day 3**: Tianzifang → Wukang Road (historical architecture) → Zhujiajiao Ancient Town (half-day trip). --- **5. Useful Tips** 1. **Avoid Crowds**: Visit Disneyland from Tuesday to Thursday. The best time to see The Bund's night view is between 7:00 pm and 9:00 pm. 2. **Money-Saving Tips**: Purchase combined tickets for attractions (e.g., Oriental Pearl Tower + river cruise), utilize student ID discounts, and bring your own snacks to the park. 3. **Cultural Awareness**: Practice waste sorting (dry/wet/recyclable/hazardous) and bring your own reusable tableware. --- **Conclusion** Shanghai's charm lies in its ability to transport you through centuries of history

Hi Hi ~~~~ Shanghai is easy to travel to and relaxing. If anyone wants the exact coordinates, feel free to contact me. Take a photo at Khai Ngern Ngern and the bridge. Early morning, otherwise there will be a lot of people. Get off at internatino C T station (line 12 (exit 3)). Location📍: https://maps.app.goo.gl/3gzUzWhmenKUNDG79?g_st=com.google.maps.preview.copy Go to 1000 Trees, a new landmark. Get off at Jiangning station (exit 1). Location📍: https://maps.app.goo.gl/WELWA8XCqv3HXNH28?g_st=com.google.maps.preview.copy Take the Bund Sightseeing Tunnel, buy a ticket, and go to the other side. 🚃 Location📍: https://maps.app.goo.gl/ug938n4ZWZNN97L7A?g_st=com.google.maps.preview.copy Wukang Mansion Building, get off at Shanghai Library Station (Line 10), Exit 7. Location📍: https://maps.app.goo.gl/eoBGpTS4nQ9Kj2QC7?g_st=com.google.maps.preview.copy Jiuqu Bridge Park (long walk) Location📍: https://maps.app.goo.gl/QZT4im4dytZDGtvM6?g_st=com.google.maps.preview.copy #Shanghai #ShanghaiCheckIn #ShanghaiTravelPlan #ShanghaiTravel #ShanghaiTravel #ChinaTravel #TravelPlanGiveaway

#WinterTravel Shanghai Tour Transfer to Harbin Have 6 hours to change planes, load luggage and check in again. The actual trip is less than 2 and a half hours. Stop to take pictures at 3 main spots. • Nanjing East - The Bund (East Nanjing Road Station) • The Bund Sightseeing Tunnel (50 yuan per person) • Take pictures under the Pearl Tower (Lujaizui Station) Depart from the plane at 7.05 am. • Immigration time including everything 45 minutes • Pick up luggage, scan luggage, leave the airport 30 minutes • Exit and walk up to another floor to check in domestically 20 minutes Finish all missions before the trip at 8.40 am. Walk to take the maglev train at 9.02 am. Take the maglev train back at 11.20 am. Time from airport to Longyang Station Only 8 minutes, round trip 80 yuan per person Have to return to board the plane at 1.25 pm. So I intended to return 2 hours before. That is 11.25 AM • Pass through the baggage check for another 15 minutes. • Walk to the gate. This time I got the furthest gate, C98. Walked and looked at the stuff for about 20 minutes. Arrived at the actual gate at about 12.15 PM. Total expenses 325 yuan for 2 people 💵 I tried it. Don't do it. There's very little time. It's not fun at all 🤣 If you have to wait for the plane and want to travel in Shanghai, I recommend connecting for more than 8 hours. Note: - Maglev is the best choice for limited time because it takes 8 minutes but leaves every 20 minutes. Basically, there are 3 rounds per hour. For example, 7.20 / 7.40 / 8.00 AM. And you have to get on and off at Longyang Station only. You have to allow enough time to travel from the city. #เที่ยวมัน #เที่ยวมันพาเที่ยว #Shanghai #Harbin #เที่ยวมันดอทคอม

#2024TravelReview From People's Square to Nanjing East Road all the way to the Bund, it is a classic area that tourists must visit when visiting Shanghai. The Bund is colorful and dazzling at night, fully demonstrating the atmosphere of Shanghai, the Magic City. Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street brings together Shanghai's old and new brands and well-known restaurants. A trip there will surely leave tourists feeling fulfilled and moved by the brilliance of Shanghai. 💞The Bund tourist highlights: ✓There are more than 20 historical buildings along the road, which are known as the International Architecture Expo due to their different design styles. ✓Waibaidu Bridge, the first steel-structured bridge in Shanghai, has a unique shape and is also a popular location for wedding photography. ✓Overlook the landmark buildings of Lujiazui: Shanghai Jinmao Tower, Shanghai Tower, Shanghai World Financial Center, and Oriental Pearl Tower. ✓The Bund Sightseeing Tunnel. ✓Peace Hotel. ✓The Bund Central Plaza. 💞Nanjing Road Tourism Highlights: ✓Food brands: Shen Dacheng, Harbin Food Factory, Zhenlaodafang, Taikang Food, Shao Wansheng Food Company, etc. ✓ Department store brands: Wing On Department Store, Shimao Plaza, First Department Store, Bailian ZX Creative Center, Miniso Land, New World Daimaru Department Store, etc. If you are tired of walking, you can also take the Ding Ding train that shuttles through the pedestrian street, which is also an interesting experience! #TheBund 📍Exit 6 and 7 of People's Square Metro Station, Exit 1 and 4 of Nanjing East Road.

#chinatrip This place was amazing to experience. Price was good not too expensive though not too cheap. Very friendly staff. Places to eat. Lots of photos taken and the ride under the huangpo river in little "carts" to get from one side to the other along with music, pictures, light displays ect. Was really amazing. Would reccomend this. 😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊

#shanghaionbudget 📍 The Bund (外滩) Shanghai China The Bund is Shanghai’s most famous waterfront area, stretching about 1.5 km along the Huangpu River. It represents a stunning contrast between old colonial buildings on one side and futuristic skyscrapers on the other which is Pudong side. Price to enter? ✅ It is totally FREE It is a public walkway and always open 24/7. #myitinerary #china #travel #shanghai

#shanghaionbudget The Bund runs about 1.5 km from Waibaidu Bridge (north) to Yan’an Road (south) and here are suggestions for Waibaidu Bridge. Waibaidu Bridge (外白渡桥) 📍 Northern end of the Bund, near Suzhou Creek 🌉 Iconic red steel bridge, featured in many movies 📸 Great for dramatic portraits and night shots with city lights 🕶️ Tip: Stand in the center of the bridge for a symmetrical shot with Pudong in the background #shanghai #myitinerary #travel #china #myitinerary #familytravel

#shanghaionbudget The Bund is one of Shanghai’s most iconic spots and a paradise for photography lovers. Here's a detailed guide on the Bund and the most Instagrammable/catchy photo locations nearby — all budget-friendly or free. The Bund runs about 1.5 km from Waibaidu Bridge (north) to Yan’an Road (south). Closest metro stops: East Nanjing Road Station (Lines 2 & 10) – 10-minute walk Yuyuan Garden Station (Line 10) – for a scenic route from the old town #myitinerary #travel #china #myitinerary #shanghai

#summervacay #springitinerary #shanghaionbudget The Bund Sightseeing Tunnel wasn’t what I expected, but it was fun in a random way. You sit in a little pod that moves slowly through a tunnel filled with lights, sounds, and strange effects. It felt more like a light show than a ride. It’s a quick way to get from the Bund to Pudong without walking or taking the subway. It’s not a must-do, but if you’re curious or want something quirky, it’s worth trying once.

#shanghaionbudget Window Shopping on Nanjing East Road which is right next to The Bund One of the busiest pedestrian shopping streets Try the free samples at snack stores! Best try!! Photo Spots which is offer the best free views: Customs House Clock Tower (from outside) The Peace Hotel exterior Bund Finance Center Skywalk (free to walk under the LED curtain art) #citydaytours #myitinerary #travel #china #myitinerary

#shanghaionbudget The Bund (外滩) is Shanghai’s most famous waterfront area, offering historic colonial architecture on one side and the futuristic Pudong skyline on the other. It’s completely free to visit, and it’s beautiful day or night. Watch the Light Show (Every Night, Free!) Around 7 PM to 10 PM Skyscrapers on the Pudong side light up in sync — no ticket needed #familytravel #bund #shanghai #travel #china #thingstodo #citydaytours

#shanghaionbudget This guide can help you enjoy the best of Shanghai without overspending and here is the bonus tips for Budget Travelers Bring a refillable water bottle (tap water is not drinkable, but hot water is widely available) Use Alipay/WeChat Pay – many places are cashless Shop at local markets (instead of malls) Travel in off-peak seasons: March–May or Sept–Nov Visit supermarkets like Carrefour or Hema for snacks & cheap groceries

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"Steel & Celluloid" City Explorer's Manual – Blending futuristic photo spots, hard-earned caution lists, and local secrets with cyberpunk aesthetics: 🌆 Three-Day Urban Folding Rules "Torn copywriting" – Glass curtain walls slice through alleyway smoke, while Disney fireworks burn through the Bund's clock chimes 📸 Cyber Photography Coordinates (With Magic Hour Tips) 1. Customs House Clock Tower on the Bund Capture Lujiazui's golden light piercing the clock at the hour (17mm ultra-wide required) Secret entrance: Use Dianchi Road side door to skip crowded decks 2. Grand Hyatt 54F Restroom Floor-to-ceiling windows face Oriental Pearl Tower (Purchase coffee for shooting rights) 3. Wukang Building Core Huaihai Rd & Tianping Rd intersection: Low-angle shots of "spaceship" architecture crushing plane trees (afternoon light trails through traffic) 4. Disney Fantasy Garden Bridge Blur crowds while focusing on castle during fireworks (Tripod + ND filter essential) 💣 Thermonuclear Red Flag Warnings Classic Scams Bund Sightseeing Tunnel: ¥50 = 5-minute tacky light show (Worse than subway ads) Yuyuan Garden Xiaolongbao: Nanxiang Bun Shop 2F ≈ triple-price scam (Try "Jia Jia Tang Bao" instead) Nanjing Road Trolley: ¥20/person for ultra-short ride (Take Route 20 vintage tram instead) Reservation Battlegrounds ! Disney Early Entry: 1hr early access = 3hrs saved (Requires 5:30am arrival) ! Shanghai Museum: When slots vanish, hit Pudong Art Museum night sessions (Open till 21:00 Wed/Fri) Transportation Warfare ► Hongqiao Station Taxis: Only use "North 2 Ride-hailing Lane" to avoid scams ► Metro Line 1: Morning rush human pancake (Wear backpack front-style anti-theft) 🎞️ Local Film Darkrooms ‖ Artsy Pilgrimage ‖ > Changle Road "Village Tree": Tungsten-lit coffee with vintage TV shots (Best before 9am) > Yongkang Road "Tea is a Flower": Ice cream corn cups + alley laundry backdrop > Yuyuan Road "Story Shop": Listen to 108 alley tales via payphone (¥1 coin trigger) ‖ Cult Food Cred ‖ Guangming Cun Mooncakes: Huaihai Rd flagship opens at 5:30am (40-piece limit) Lele Crab Roe Soup Dumplings: Poke hole first + ginger vinegar (Beware tongue burns) Hongkou Rice Ball Combo: Salted egg yolk + fried dough + pickles (Better cold) 🌃 Midnight Metropolis Switch 1. Fuxing Road Vinyl Bookstore Blackstone Apartments' M+ late-night record listening (Silhouette shots while "browsing") 2. Nanpu Bridge Spiral Ramp Taxi light trails forming golden DNA (Access from "Lujiabang Road Ferry") 3. Shouning Road Lobster Warzone Plastic chair mountains + neon rain (Wide-angle steam shots) > Packing Hacks: Mini tripod → Shoot timelapse through Bund deck gaps HK coins → Take ¥2 "Century Ferry" for golden river views 🚨 Critical Pro Tips Chased off Wukang Road? Try Wuyuan Road's identical villas (No guards) Flee Disney 10min before fireworks end or face taxi apocalypse Dress like "Old Clerks": Linen suits in Xintiandi stone gates (Guards mistake you for residents)

Super cool coffee shop at Superbranmall Shanghai, 1st floor of the mall. There is an outdoor zone. Shanghai latte art is amazing. It made me stunned and wowed me. ☕ Come and support Gege (a Thai tycoon's mall, CP Super Brand Mall, a branch near the Ifc Mall). The ground floor is right next to the mall. The mood is great. Sit and sip coffee. #travel #china #shanghai #chinacoffee #coffeeshanghai #shanghaicoffee #coffeelover #coffee #lateart #latestSuper cool coffee shop at Superbranmall Shanghai

For this set, it is a must-see spot for everyone to take a picture. It is really beautiful. Everyone who posts it on social media will get a lot of likes. • IFC mall, the location of the escalator in Shanghai: The escalator is located at Luijiazui, which is the best feng shui spot in Shanghai. • How to get to the escalator: Take the Metro and get off at Luijiazui Station, Exit 6, and turn right. #shanghai #china

Shanghai travel expenses for 4 nights and 5 days Tickets 7,4xx Hotel 2,3xx Eating per day 1,xxx Disney tickets 2,3xx Transportation costs, taking Didi is expensive 1,xxx This is expensive already If you split it with friends, it's about this much. If you take the train or bus, it will be very cheap Temple entrance fee, no more than 500 ✅Total about no more than 20,000, excluding souvenirs But I fell for Disney since then, so it's over 555555 Bring 500 yuan in cash. There's a reason you really need to use it. Some stores don't scan the app or anything like that. #travelchina #shanghai #travelchina #china

#AbsolutelyFreeTrip The Bund Sightseeing Tunnel in Shanghai is an underground tunnel that runs under the Huangpu River, and you can travel between the Bund side and the Oriental Pearl Tower side by cable car. The entrance on the Bund side is on the Huangpu River side at the intersection of Nanjing Road and Zhongshan Road. The tunnel is 646.7m long and illuminated with glittering lights, and it takes about 5 minutes by cable car to reach the opposite bank. Considering the price of 50 RMB one way, the Shanghai Bund Sightseeing Tunnel can be called more of a "tourist attraction" than a "transportation facility."

Getting to the North Bund in Shanghai can be done by public transportation or taxi. Here are some recommended transportation options: *Subway* - *Line 12*: Get off at Tilanqiao Station (提篮桥站) and walk to the North Bund - *Line 3 and 4*: Get off at Baoshan Road Station (宝山路站) and walk to the North Bund #TravelChina#LetsGoLive *Taxi* - You can take a taxi directly to the North Bund by telling the driver to go to "北外滩" (North Bund). *Bus* - There are several bus lines that pass through the North Bund, such as Line 18, Line 317, and Line 576. *Walking* - If you are staying near the North Bund, you can walk there. It takes about 10-30 minutes to walk, depending on the distance. *Additional information* - *Location*: North Bund is located in the heart of Shanghai, near the Huangpu River. - *Travel time*: It is recommended to check travel times and travel plans in advance to avoid traffic problems. Getting to North Bund can be done by using public transportation, which is convenient and fast. If you have more information about where you are staying, you can get more accurate information about how to get there.

#springitinerary When we visited Shanghai, our family took a cool trip through the Bund Sightseeing Tunnel. It’s a special underground ride that goes beneath the Huangpu River, connecting the old city side and the new city. We rode in a small pod that glowed with colorful lights and played fun sounds like being in a spaceship! The ride is short, about 3 to 5 minutes, but really exciting, especially for kids. It’s a fun way to see Shanghai in a new way. If you’re with family and want a quick adventure, this tunnel ride is a neat stop! #jammerstheexplorer #shanghai

Shanghai is a city of contrasts, where sleek skyscrapers rise beside ancient temples. Stroll the historic Bund, explore the tranquil Yu Garden, and ride up the futuristic Shanghai Tower. Near The Bund, Shanghai blends historic charm with modern marvels. Stroll the riverside promenade for iconic skyline views. Just steps away, explore the stylish Rockbund Art Museum, the colonial-era Peace Hotel, and Nanjing Road for top shopping. Hop on a Huangpu River cruise at night for dazzling lights. Don’t miss Yu Garden and the Old City for traditional Chinese vibes, all within easy reach. The Bund area is Shanghai’s cultural and scenic heart. The heartbeat of modern China 🇨🇳! #shanghai #china #thebund #thebundview #cityscapeview #shanghaitravel #wanderchina #historicmeetsmodern #thingstodo #citydaytours

📍 Itinerary Overview we just winged it each day, luckily had great weather. from the train station to Bundt area and across the river to Pudong 🚩 Sightseeing Route locally in Bundt area 🏖️ Must-Visit Attractions: Shanghai tower 118th floor 🏢 🗼 Nanjing pedestrian Street 🚷 Huangpu river cruise (was the highlight!) 🚢 Joy city Sky ring Ferris wheel 🎡 dinosaur museum 🦕 🦖 Bundt sightseeing Tunnel 🚇 Fairy Space Museum 🌌 🚀 local Park 🏞️ bridges 🌉 historical buildings 🏫 Riverside walk 🍄🟫 🌊 🚇 Transportation Didi car 📷 Photo Spots Parks, on the river, top of the Shanghai tower 🍜 Local Cuisine La Creperie, Papitos, Fat cow, Shake Shack 🏠 Accommodation 1.Youle Apartment (Shanghai Suhe Branch) our room was not suitable or safe for young children but it was pleasant. 💡 Tips#familytripshanghai

Special Forces-Style Guide! 15,000 Steps Daily Pitfall Avoidance Manual 🚫Tearful Blacklist 1️⃣Bund Sightseeing Tunnel: Electronic garbage at 50 yuan/person ✔️Budget Alternative: Jinling East Road Ferry Terminal, 2 yuan ferry (take the 18:00 departure to see the sunset) 2️⃣Madame Tussauds: Wax figure expectation vs. reality showcase ✔️Advanced Option: Pudong Art Museum night session (closed on Wednesdays!) 3️⃣Tianzifang: Yiwu small commodity market branch ✔️Authentic Lane Experience: Street photography at Yanqing Road/Hunan Road 4️⃣Qibao Old Street: Fake ancient town, real commercialism ✔️Authentic Market: Sanlin Old Street folk market every Saturday 🚇Transportation Insider Rules ✔️Subway: Metro APP + timetable (pay attention to terminals on Lines 2/10) ✔️Shared Bikes: Xuhui Riverside cycling path > crowded Bund ✔️Taxis: Avoid core areas during 8-9am & 6-7pm ✔️Ultimate Hack: Bus Route 71 (dedicated lane on Yan'an Road, no traffic jams) 📸Locals' Approved Photo Spots ▫️6:00 Waibaidu Bridge (capture "Romance in the Rain" TV show location without crowds) ▫️10:00 Wukang Building (shoot from second floor of coffee shop across the street) ▫️15:00 Shamei Building (vintage elevator + free observation deck) ▫️21:00 North Bund (three perfect angles with fewer people) 🍜Underground Food List ▪️Tilanqiao Scallion Pancake: Knockout combo of lard + salt-pickled scallions ▪️Caojiadu Pastries: Mint flatcake + blood glutinous rice cake ▪️Hongkou Rice Cake Balls: Triple threat of salted egg yolk + preserved vegetables + fried dough ▪️Extreme Challenge: Wangjiasha crab roe soup dumplings (December limited edition) ⚠️Magic City Survival Rules 1️⃣Exhibition Hack: West Bund Museum free on Tuesdays 2️⃣Disney Early Entry Pass: Better value than Premier Access (rush to Soaring Over the Horizon) 3️⃣Qingtuan Purchase: Zhen Laodafang on East Nanjing Road > trendy stores 4️⃣Local Cuisine Trap Avoidance: Skip tourist area restaurants, head to small shops on Jinxian Road 🎁Souvenir Insider Knowledge ✔️Harbin Food Factory: Don't buy butterfly cookies! Almond bars are the hidden champion ✔️Hongkou Rice Cakes: Tiaotou cake can be frozen and preserved for 30 days ✔️International Hotel: No lines at 8am at the Huanghe Road main store

🌴 Attractions Overview 🗺️ Travel Guide 📷 Photo Spots 🍜 Food Recommendations 🎫 Tickets 🚗 Transportation 🕝 Opening Hours 🏷️ Tips The Oriental Pearl Tower is one of Shanghai’s most famous landmarks, and visiting it gave me a stunning panoramic view of the city skyline. From the observation deck, I could see the sprawling city below, with the Huangpu River winding through modern skyscrapers and historical buildings. The design of the tower itself is futuristic and eye-catching, and I even had a chance to step on the glass floor - a thrilling experience if you’re not afraid of heights! During my trip to Shanghai, I had the chance to visit two of the city’s most iconic attractions: the Oriental Pearl Tower and the Bund Sightseeing Tunnel - both offering unique and unforgettable experiences. Afterward, I took the Bund Sightseeing Tunnel, a short tram ride that runs under the river, connecting the Bund and Lujiazui. Though it’s a quick ride, it’s very entertaining - with colorful lights, music, and visual effects that create a surreal, almost space-like journey through the tunnel. It felt like a mix between an art installation and a futuristic subway. I highly recommend booking tickets through Trip.com. The process was straightforward, and I found competitive prices for both attractions. Booking in advance also helped me avoid long queues, ensuring a smooth experience. #shanghai #thebund #pearltowershanghai #Sightseeingtunnel

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This is my second time in Shanghai. I should come to the Outer Bund in the evening to see the golden light It feels beautiful, like being in a foreign country

#cherryblossom25 Riding the Bund Sightseeing Tunnel was a surreal experience! As we entered the capsule, the kids' eyes widened with excitement. The tunnel transformed into a dazzling spectacle—lights pulsed, colors swirled, and mysterious projections danced around us. One time you are under the sea, next you are in space! It felt like traveling through a sci-fi dream, completely different from the bustling Shanghai streets above and the roaring Huangpu river. The kids giggled at the unexpected visuals, while we adults were captivated by the hypnotic effects. It was brief but mesmerizing—an unconventional yet fun way to cross the river. Emerging on the other side, we all agreed: it was bizarre, quirky, and totally unforgettable! #waitansightseeingtunnel #thebund #shanghai