[2025 Shanghai Attraction] Travel Guide for Shanghai Old Street (Updated Mar)

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📍 **Shanghai Itinerary in 200 Words** **🚩 Sightseeing Route**: - **Day 1**: The Bund, Yu Garden, Shanghai Old Street. - **Day 2**: Oriental Pearl Tower, Shanghai Tower, Nanjing Road. - **Day 3**: Shanghai Museum, Tianzifang, Zhujiajiao Water Town. **🏖️ Must-Visit Attractions**: The Bund, Yu Garden, Oriental Pearl Tower, Shanghai Disneyland, Zhujiajiao Water Town. **🚇 Transportation**: Efficient metro, taxis (Didi app), biking, and the Maglev Train from Pudong Airport. **📷 Photo Spots**: The Bund at night, Yu Garden, Shanghai Tower, Tianzifang, Zhujiajiao Water Town. **🍜 Local Cuisine**: Xiaolongbao, Shengjianbao, Shanghai noodles, hairy crab (autumn), braised pork belly. **🏠 Accommodation**: - Forest Hotel (People’s Square). - Luxury: The Peninsula Shanghai. - Budget: Hostels in the French Concession. **💡 Tips**: - Learn basic Mandarin or use translation apps. - Carry cash (RMB) for small vendors. - Check weather; summers are hot, winters chilly. - No tipping required. - Get a local SIM or portable Wi-Fi. Enjoy Shanghai’s blend of tradition and modernity! 🌆✨#shanghai #china

If you go to Shanghai🇨🇳 and don't go here, it's like you haven't been here. This is Yuyuan Garden, a pedestrian street in Shanghai that you can walk on both day and night. It can be walked by anyone from children to the elderly. 👶🏻👨🏻🦳 There's so much stuff!!! 🥟 Don't even mention the food. Go here, walk 2 steps and you'll find a Xiaolongbao shop, a famous barbecue shop, and many other Michelin-starred restaurants. 🥡 There are souvenirs, toys, and clothes!!!! Chic shops for teenagers, toy shops, collectible shops, antique shops, and household items. Oops, I can't type it all. Do we have time to walk around? 😂😂 P.S. Last year, they opened a new Chocolate Museum. Anyone who's a chocolate lover must go!! They mold chocolate into a zoo and bags, and you can watch them make it fresh. 📍Station: MRT Yuyuan Garden Station (Line 10) Exit 1. When you get off the station, follow the signs for another 5 minutes. #Trend #Places to visit #Shanghai #Travel in China #Travel in China by yourself #iamyuumin #Must go #yuyuangarden

#ShanghaiTravel #100TravelTips 𝗬𝘂𝘆𝘂𝗮𝗻 𝗢𝗹𝗱 𝗦𝘁𝗿𝗲𝗲𝘁 (豫园) #Shanghai #China If you come to Shanghai and want to experience the atmosphere of ancient China that is easy to travel, I recommend this place. "Yuyuan Market" is a market that allows us to experience the grand and magnificent antiquity. It is especially beautiful when the lights are on at night. There are many things to sell in the market, both food, souvenirs, and clothes. But I regret that we went on Sunday. There were a lot of people and it was raining, so I only got a few pictures. I missed the delicious Xiao Long Bao. If I have the chance, I will definitely come back here again. 🚆 line 10,14 | Yuyuan Garden Exit 1 Turn right and walk a little further through the garden. #EatTravelWithJee #kintiewkubjee #Shanghai #TravelChina #ShanghaiAttractions #China #TravelShanghai #ShanghaiPhotoCoordinates #Yuyuangarden #yuyuanoldstreet #Yuyuan

Hello Dajia, the cake is still in Shanghai. Last time, it was Yuyuan Garden (豫园). Before entering the garden, of course, we had to pass the 100-year-old market. The 100-year-old market or Chenwangmiao Market (陈王庙) is an ancient market in Pudong, Shanghai. Therefore, the shops have beautiful architecture in the ancient Chinese style, making it a charming market in every corner. It is perfect for photography lovers. But be careful of the crowds. The market has restaurants, clothes, souvenirs, souvenirs, toy stores, and collectibles. I personally bought some snacks as souvenirs, thinking I would buy some to take home. It turned out to be very delicious. It was a baked goods style. As for the handmade items, the prices are a bit higher. For example, there are beautiful handmade hairpins, clay figures, various jade key chains, and Chinese paintings with one finger. 📍The market is the entrance to Yuyuan Garden. We can take Metro Line 10 or 14 and get off at Yuyuan Garden Station (豫园). You can see the exit from the sign. It will say Yuyuan Garden. Walk up from the Metro and there will be a large door like in the second picture. Go in and shop now! Have fun shopping everyone~😚💗 #Christmas2023 #WinterTravel #WinterTravel #ShanghaiTravel #Shanghai #ShoppingPlaces #shanghaistyle

What a fantastic street and area - the buildings and layout make it feel really authentic and a great insight into the historical city. It’s a shame that so many of the shops now sell plastic tourist ‘tat’ but there’s still plenty of interesting stores along the way and fortunately none of the sellers are pushy or encouraging you in anywhere. Although it is somewhat commercialised I didn’t find it too much to remove any of the charm or atmosphere. Admiring the buildings in this entire area is a fascinating experience. It’s also central in the city to be in the perfect location for exploring other great sights, so there really isn’t an excuse for not passing through; it certainly was one of the highlights of my visit! #shanghaitrip

#shanghaitrip As we are getting past summer and had good amount of rain ☔ showers in Shanghai, it's time to enjoy those last bit of 🌇 sunset orangy evening patches appear in the sky with none other than the beloved Bund skyline. Actually it has been quite a while since I have gone to the Bund, but we made a sudden plan to go in search of the famous 🐈 cat murals 🎨 in Shanghai old street as recommended by one of our friends. But unfortunately, those mural walls 🧱 are covered for restoration. As we were feeling down, the sight of Shanghai tower with setting sun 🌞 kissing the glossy buildings brought the total delight and wooed us to the default-crowded 😁 Bund arena. It was worth the effort though 😉#tripblazers#urbanexplorer#ukcreator

😍During my recent visit to Shanghai, I had the pleasure of exploring the vibrant streets of Fangbang Middle Road. 😻As a cat lover, I was particularly excited to discover the unique cat art created by the talented artist Gao Youjun, also known as "Shanghai Tango."🎨 This street art installation added a whimsical touch to the bustling cityscape and left a lasting impression on me.🐱 🧑‍🎨Gao Youjun's cat art was truly captivating. As I strolled along Fangbang Middle Road, I couldn't help but notice the colorful and playful feline 🐈characters adorning the walls of buildings, shop shutters, and even street corners.💘 😾The cat art in Fangbang Middle Road added a delightful dimension to the neighborhood.It created a sense of whimsy and wonder, transforming the streets into an open-air gallery.🎨 🌆If you're ever in Shanghai and appreciate art or🌸 simply have a soft spot for cats, I highly recommend taking a stroll along Fangbang Middle Road to witness Gao Youjun's captivating and playful cat art.🐱 #streetart #urbanexplorer #passionpassport #mytripvlog #catart #urbanart #shanghai

The architecture and the layout of shops in Shanghai Old Street show its development that began during the Ming Dynasty (1368-1644) until the period when European influence made an impact on the city. The western part of this old street begins at South Henan Road and continues to Guanyi Street. The buildings here reflect the style of the Ming and Qing (1644-1911) dynasties and the architecture is elegant in its classic simplicity. Red poles, pink walls and black roofs with upswept eaves are in harmony with the buildings in Yu Garden.

100-Year-Old Market, Shanghai (Chen Wang Miao) Chen Wang Miao Market or Shanghai Hundred-Year-Old Market is an old market in Pudong, Shanghai. The buildings here are ancient architecture from the Ming and Qing dynasties, decorated in the style of ancient Chinese architecture and are more than a hundred years old, still beautiful. There are food shops, local snack shops, and the famous food here is the famous Xiaolongbao. I've tried it!!! 😂😂😂 It's okay 😁 But the surrounding atmosphere is beautiful, but it will be very crowded with a lot of people. "Laocheng Huangmiao" or the Shanghai City Pillar Shrine was built in the early 15th century. Over the past hundreds of years, the area around the City Pillar Shrine has been filled with many shops, making it a very lively commercial area. There is also Chinese architecture to see, including the building, roof, etc. You can buy local Shanghai products here or choose to eat various types of snacks in various styles, which are also sold here. When you go to "Laocheng Huangmiao", you can't miss the various types of local Shanghai food. There is a street that is several tens of meters long and there are many restaurants here. Which gathers almost all the local food of Shanghai, truly worthy of the name "local food territory" of Shanghai. The "Nanxiang" mantou shop is probably the most famous. Whether it is a general tourist or even a national leader visiting Shanghai, they must stop by here to eat authentic local food at this shop. Shanghai is a famous tourist attraction. For important places such as The Bund and Xintiandi, including the Pearl Oriental Tower, there are also many shopping places that are popular among both Chinese and foreigners, such as Nanjing Road, which is the oldest shopping district in Shanghai. If there is a chance, I will go again. 🥴

#chinaattractions If you visit Shanghai, don’t miss Yuyuan Old Street. This pedestrian street features traditional Chinese-style buildings in red tones. At night, the lights turn on, making the whole place incredibly beautiful with many great photo spots. Along the street, you'll find plenty of shops and food stalls. I love it here because it stays open late, and there's a wide variety of street food. You’ll find Chagee tea shop, souvenir stores selling White Rabbit candy, and even Hanfu rental shops where you can dress up for photos. You can visit both during the day and at night, but I recommend going after 6 PM when the buildings light up beautifully. 🚇 MRT Yuyuan Garden Station

#chinatrip Well lit during the night this place is worth a visit. It is amazingly beautiful with the lights. There are ample of shops for you to buy but more importantly you can spend time walking and enjoy the old town Chinese architecture. There are a lot of eateries available. And this place is easily accessible from metro. Shanghai old street is a must visit if you ever come to Shanghai. The views were absolutely incredible and the photos do not do it justice!!! There were many markets selling cool things and also many food options. I’ll definitely be back! If you do come, the best time to come is at night because the lights on the architecture makes it a million times better!!

#chinatrip This place is very authentic and cultural. Worth the visit. Lots of places to go shopping and they have some nice food places too. So many picture worthy spots. Highly recommend! They also have souvenir shops there with very reasonable prices.The area was really neat. I love history and the street had all kinds of interesting things to see and food to eat. My one negative thing is that all the lockers are only usable via a qr code and a Chinese app. There are none that just take currency. This became a recurring issue at many places in Shanghai for various services not accepting cash.

Yuyuan Old Street, a pedestrian street near Yuyuan Garden Ancient Chinese architecture buildings, a center for shops, restaurants, food and souvenirs. Each shopkeeper will come to offer products to us. It is recommended to bargain. Some prices are quite high. ✨Highlights In the evening, the building will be lit up. There are many places to take pictures. 📷 ⏰ Opening hours: 9:30 a.m. - 10:00 p.m. 💰 Admission fee: Free 📍 Location: Metro Yuyuan Garden Station, Exit 1 #triptakesyoutoflyandprayfornewyear #travelshanghai #shanghaicheckinpoints #shanghaiphotospots

As always, Shanghai Old street always decorate with light and beautiful hanging. sightseeing and eating good foods and snacks here. #shanghai #travel#china

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#ancienttownvibes Yuyuan Shopping Street in Shanghai is a vibrant blend of history and modernity, offering a truly immersive experience. The street’s traditional architecture, with its intricate wooden structures and sweeping rooftops, evokes ancient China while bustling with contemporary energy. As you wander through the maze of shops, you’ll find everything from tea sets and silk to unique souvenirs and street snacks. The lively atmosphere, combined with the rich cultural history, gives you a sense of stepping back in time. It’s a fantastic place to experience Shanghai’s heritage while enjoying the excitement of shopping in an iconic setting. My rating: 4 ⭐️ out of 5!

Another landmark that anyone who goes to Xiang should not miss is to stop by to walk around🚶 and take pictures📸 at Yuyuan Old Street. It is a night market with unique buildings in the ancient Chinese style. In addition, there are many famous Chinese foods, such as crab xiao long bao (a bit expensive but recommended to try), roti-like dough wrapped in filling, and Tang Hu Lu, a popular Chinese dessert. 😋 Nearby, there is also Yuyaun Garden and a 600-year-old temple in the area. 🌟Interesting things: Ancient Chinese architecture. Go in the evening and the lights are very beautiful. 🚃 How to get there: Merto Line 10, get off at Yuyuan Garden Station, exit 1. #TravelChina #GetDiscountsWithoutLuck #shanghaistyle

Despite its name, Yuyuan Old Street (or the Square of the City God Temple) is a modern area designed to resemble traditional Chinese-style architecture and adorned with lights. While the buildings are visually appealing and make for great photos, the overall atmosphere feels a bit staged and designed primarily for tourists. The goods sold here are on the expensive side and not necessarily items locals would typically buy, but it’s still an interesting spot to explore if you’re in the area. The space is relatively small, so you can walk through it fairly quickly. Inside the buildings, the atmosphere is quieter, with fewer visitors. Some upper floors remain unused, adding to the sense of calm, though it might feel a bit underutilized to some visitors. If you have some time to spare for a quick visit to admire the lights and architecture, it's worth stopping by.

Yuyuan Old Street has a nice view if you like traditional art styles and designs. Despite the traditional design, it is pretty in trend with F&B brands such as Shake Shack, Chagee and even has a pop mart outlet! Great place for elderly with a vintage scenery to snap amazing memories with your loved ones!

Shanghai nanjing East road pedestrian street. A nice place for shopping and relax

The best place to visit in Shanghai city…. Yuyuan garden very nice place….

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#GetDiscountsWithoutLuck #shanghai #yuyuangarden The inside is a garden, but the entrance fee is 40 yuan. Opening hours are 08:30-16:45. But if you go outside and see the shops, you can walk around for free. The highlight is at night because the building will be lit up in red. It's very beautiful. You have to see it with your own eyes. And there is a performance with the lights and sounds of the building (not sure of the time). The shops are snacks, souvenirs, and there are also popular shops such as the famous Xiaolongbao shop, Hey tea.

Yiyuan Market is located in front of Yiyuan Garden, a garden with a history of 400 years. In the garden of the market, there are many alleys and shops decorated in Chinese style. There are teahouses, pastry shops, and souvenir shops. And when you come here, the most popular food is the jumbo Xiaolongbao. Don't miss it. I recommend that anyone who comes to Shanghai not miss visiting this market. The photos are very beautiful. (I secretly like it more at night than during the day. It's very beautiful and charming.) #Shanghai #TravelChina #ReviewChina

#ShanghaiTravel Let's walk around the old street market in Shanghai. If you come to Shanghai, don't miss Yuyuan Old Street. This is a pedestrian street with ancient Chinese-style buildings in red tones. At night, the lights are on and it's very beautiful. There are many corners to take pictures. Along the way, there are many shops selling food. We like it very much because it closes late and there are many street foods for sale. There is a tea shop called Chagee, a souvenir shop selling rabbit candies, and a shop that rents Hanfu clothes to wear and take pictures. You can go during the day and at night, but we recommend going around 6 pm because the buildings will be lit up and look beautiful. There is a canteen for sitting and eating. Most importantly, the food is delicious and suits Thai tastes. Grilled meat skewers sprinkled with mala powder are so delicious that light comes out of your mouth. How to get there 🚆: Yuyuan Garden MRT Station, Exit 1 #100TravelTips

#oldshanghai #voyagevibes #oldstreet #historicallandmarks #deliciousfood #familytrip This place give you old or ancient town fell this near the bund in shanghai , here you will get delicious food and authentic ancient wine . You will find lots of foreigners come here to visit and also for shopping of ancient things . 💞Reasons to Recommend: lovely choice for people who like to visit ancient cities 🕰️Hours: visit in Night

#chinatrip #shanghai As I stepped off the metro at Yuyuan Garden Station, the atmosphere began to shift almost immediately. The hustle and bustle of Shanghai’s modern metropolis faded behind me as I embarked on a brief five-minute walk. The streets were alive, but in a different way—ancient and contemporary merged as I approached Yuyuan Old Street. Towering above were the centuries-old roofs of traditional Chinese architecture, their curves and wooden frames bathed in the soft glow of lanterns. It was night, and the entire street was a celebration of light. The Chinese New Year decorations added to the festive ambiance. Illuminated lanterns hung like a radiant canopy overhead, while intricate designs and symbols of good fortune adorned the shopfronts. Every corner seemed to shimmer with the spirit of the season. I could feel the history embedded in each step as I wandered through the narrow alleys, gazing at the wooden carvings and ornate doorways that have stood the test of time. Yuyuan Old Street is a treasure trove of small shops and restaurants. Each store is packed with curios, traditional handicrafts, and unique trinkets. Red and gold banners waved in the wind as shopkeepers beckoned from their stalls, selling everything from silk scarves to jade jewelry. The scent of freshly steamed dumplings and grilled skewers wafted through the air, inviting me to take a seat in one of the cozy, timeworn eateries. What makes Yuyuan Old Street so special is the way it captures Shanghai’s essence—a city that holds its rich heritage close, even as it races toward the future. With the backdrop of neon lights from the surrounding skyline, Yuyuan’s old-world charm felt even more surreal. The blend of traditional Chinese architecture with modern lighting created an atmosphere that was both nostalgic and magical. The night was cold, but the warmth of the street’s vibrant energy and colorful lights filled the air. Walking along these age-old pathways under the glow of the Chinese New Year lanterns, I couldn’t help but feel like I was part of a story that had been unfolding for centuries. It was a brief escape from modernity and a reminder of Shanghai’s deep cultural roots, beautifully preserved in the heart of the city.

Yuyuan old street and Yuyuan Garden are another place worth visiting in Shanghai. In addition to the old Chinese-style gardens to visit (the entrance fee to the inner garden is 40 yuan), there are many shops selling food, snacks, and souvenirs on the pedestrian street outside. You can walk around and enjoy yourself. We came on a weekend, so there were a lot of people, so we didn't get to see as much of the place as we should have. #GetDiscountsWithoutLuck