Shanghai

Shanghai grew outward from the Bund: the west bank of the Huangpu River (Puxi) is layer upon layer of old-town lanes and colonial-era streetscapes, while Lujiazui across the water (Pudong) only rose in the 1990s — one river apart, a hundred years apart.
The Districts
The Bund & East Nanjing Road
2 verified placesShanghai's front door: the riverside promenade facing the Pudong skyline, and the East Nanjing Road pedestrian street running inland from it.
Yu Garden & the Old City
2 verified placesThe round old walled city south of the Bund: Yu Garden, the City God Temple, and the bazaar quarter that grew up around them.
Lujiazui & Pudong Riverside
3 verified placesThe 1990s financial district across the river: Shanghai Tower, the Oriental Pearl, and the Binjiang riverside walk, plus the Shanghai Museum East in the Huamu culture cluster.
Jing'an & West Nanjing Road
3 verified placesShanghai's upscale central corridor: Jing'an Temple, the Zhangyuan shikumen quarter and the Natural History Museum, strung along Metro Line 2.
Wukang Rd · Former French Concession
In progressPlane trees, cafés & city walks
Xintiandi & Tianzifang
In progressShikumen lanes & nightlife
People's Square
In progressMuseums & the civic heart
North Bund
In progressThe quiet skyline photo spot
Browse by theme
First visit: stay along Metro Line 2 or Line 10 between Jing'an Temple and East Nanjing Road — walkable to the Bund, direct trains to both airports. Ask hotels for walking minutes to the nearest metro entrance, not meters.







