If you're planning a trip to Shanghai, get ready for an incredible adventure. This vibrant city on China's eastern coast is a treasure trove of attractions waiting to be explored by anyone seeking memorable experiences.

Why Shanghai as a holiday destination?

Shanghai is a dynamic city where cultural richness and leisure seamlessly blend. With its cosmopolitan charm and lively atmosphere, it emerges as a top-notch tourist destination, offering a wide range of experiences for all types of travellers.

When it comes to food, Shanghai boasts an array of dining options to satisfy every palate, from authentic Chinese street food to cozy eateries perfect for casual meals. Don't miss a stroll down Wujiang Road, a famous food street that serves up a delightful variety of street vendor delicacies, including the iconic Yang's fried dumplings.

As a city of opulence, Shanghai takes pride in its diverse dining scene, featuring not only over 130 Michelin-starred restaurants but also a multitude of trendy bars where you can enjoy a refreshing cocktail or two.

Top sights to explore in Shanghai

With its seamless blend of modernity and tradition, this city boasts a wealth of top-notch attractions waiting to be explored. From soaring skyscrapers that pierce the clouds to tranquil ancient gardens hidden within bustling neighbourhoods, Shanghai promises a diverse tapestry of wonders that will leave visitors spellbound. In this vibrant urban landscape, you'll discover a fusion of East and West, where history, culture, and innovation converge to create a captivating tapestry of sights and experiences.

The Bund: A historic district along the picturesque Huangpu River waterfront, featuring stunning colonial architecture that unfolds as you stroll along the promenade.

Oriental Pearl TV Tower: A remarkable skyscraper on the city skyline, housing a revolving hotel, a space-themed observatory, and the Shanghai Municipal History Museum.

Garden: The oldest green oasis in Shanghai, also known as the “Garden of Happiness”, adorned with elegant pagodas, ornate bridges, and serene water elements – a rare surviving Ming Dynasty Garden.

Shanghai Tower: Ascend China's tallest building and experience the world's swiftest elevator ride to the 119th floor for breathtaking panoramic views.

People's Square and Nanjing Road: Formerly a horse racing venue, People's Square now serves as a public space for gatherings, housing the Shanghai Museum and Grand Theatre. Adjacent to it is Nanjing Road, one of China's premier shopping districts.

Getting around the city is a breeze, thanks to Shanghai's efficient metro system and modern rail network. Consider grabbing a Shanghai Public Transportation Card (jiaotong yikatong) for easy access to metros, buses, and toll roads. Taxis, metered and abundant, are available throughout the city; however, be mindful of potential traffic congestion. Exploring the city on foot offers a splendid way to soak in its charm, especially in bustling tourist hubs. With low crime rates, Shanghai is widely regarded as a safe urban environment.

Whether you're eager to explore cultural treasures, savour delectable cuisine, or unwind in stylish bars, Shanghai promises an unforgettable experience for leisure travellers looking to make the most of their visit.

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