1) Food Street-Many people go to the Chenghuang Temple to look for food, but they are disappointed, mainly because the time is wrong. Nanxiang steamed buns are very famous. I suggest you go to the People's Square first in the morning, and go to the Town God Temple around 1 1 to queue up to buy steamed buns, and then slowly visit the Town God Temple while eating and playing. If you go to a big restaurant like "Green Wave Gallery", the price will be very expensive. There is also a food street in Xujiahui Ganghui Square, which is worth visiting. There is a big restaurant in Xintiandi that kills the rich. Just look at the door. Don't go in in a daze.
2) Architecture-Western architecture is mainly located on the Bund, and Shikumen is in Jing 'an Temple (Metro Line 2).
3) Night view-Western architecture on the Bund is seen from Pudong, and the Oriental Pearl and various high-rise buildings are seen from the Bund. You can see both sides of the river by taking a ferry like Pujiang Tour. Some ferries even offer dinner, so you can watch it while eating. The night view of the new world is just neon lights in restaurants. People who like bustling cities should go there to broaden their horizons. After visiting the Yu Garden in the afternoon, you can get there by taxi. If you like shopping, Huaihai Road is just in front of Xintiandi, which is a paradise for shopping. Take the subway 1 line to Xujiahui, where you can eat more (Ganghui Square, Computer City. . . )
4) Other places worth visiting: Shanghai Museum (in People's Square). In the basement of the Metropolitan Museum, there is a street with the style of the Republic of China, Qibao Ancient Town (the local snacks are great) (Metro Line 65438+Line 0 to Line 9). When you visit Shikumen, you can visit Jing 'an Temple (Metro Line 2) by the way. /
Have a good time.