1, Waibaidu
1856, the first generation of Waibaidu Bridge was built and named as "Well Bridge". 1876 Construction of the second generation Waibaidu Bridge, named "Park Bridge". 1907, the Waibaidu Bridge was completed and is still in use today.
Waibaidu Bridge starts from Suzhou South Road in the south and ends at Suzhou North Road in the north. Full bridge length104.24m. The bridge deck is a three-lane urban main road with a design speed of 40 kilometers per hour.
2. Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street
Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street is asymmetrically arranged, with a 4.2-meter-wide "golden belt" as the main line, running through the whole pedestrian street. On the "golden belt", urban public facilities, such as chairs, shopping kiosks, information kiosks, billboards, sculptures, street lamps, waste bins, telephone booths, etc. , centralized layout, a total of 34 flower beds with different shapes.
3. Yuyuan Town God Temple
Located in the most prosperous tourist area of Shanghai Chenghuang Temple, Shanghai Chenghuang Temple is an important Taoist temple in Shanghai. It was founded in the Yongle period of the Ming Dynasty (1403- 1424) and has a history of nearly 600 years.
City God is one of the most important deities commonly worshipped in ancient ethnic and religious cultures in China. Most of them are played by famous ministers and heroes who have contributed to the local people. They are the gods of protecting the city in Chinese folk beliefs and Taoism.
4. Oriental Pearl
The Oriental Pearl Radio and Television Tower is the first batch of AAAAA tourist attractions in China. There are space capsule, revolving restaurant, Shanghai historical development exhibition hall and other landscapes and facilities in the tower. 1995 is listed as one of the top ten new landscapes in Shanghai. 20201October 6,65438 was selected as one of the top ten landmark buildings in Shanghai in 20 19.
5. Shanghai Ocean Aquarium
Shanghai Ocean Aquarium is located at Lujiazui Ring Road 1388, Pudong New Area, China, adjacent to the Oriental Pearl. It was jointly invested by Singapore Xingya Group and China Poly Group with a construction area of 20,500 square meters.
It was opened to the public in February 2002, and received more than 1 10,000 visitors from all over the world every year on average. It was awarded the title of "popular science education base" by the state and Shanghai, and it is also one of the largest artificial seawater aquariums in the world.
From June 5, 20438 to October 25, 2020/KLOC-0, Shanghai Ocean Aquarium decided to close the park according to the needs of prevention and control in novel coronavirus and to avoid further cross-infection caused by crowd gathering, and the reopening time will be announced separately.