In daily life, everyone must have traveled more or less. Below is the content I have collected for you about the must-visit attractions during a two-day trip to Shanghai. It is for reference only. I hope it can help. to everyone.

A must-see attraction on a two-day trip to Shanghai - Shanghai World Financial Center

The Shanghai World Financial Center Observation Deck, located at 472m above sea level, is the highest observation deck in the world. The 94th to 100th floors of the Shanghai World Financial Center are sightseeing and viewing facilities. There are three observation decks. The 94th floor is the sightseeing hall, an exhibition venue and observation deck of about 700 square meters, which can hold exhibition activities. The 97th floor is a sightseeing sky bridge, and the 100th floor is the highest sightseeing sky bridge, which is about 55m long. Visitors can take the escalator to the B1 floor, then take the fastest elevator and climb to the observation hall on the 94th floor in 66 seconds, and then take the escalator to the 97th floor observation bridge. The sightseeing bridge is built in a suspended form. The entire bridge is made of transparent glass, and the glass roof is open. When the weather is good, the roof can be slid open. At this time, the entire sightseeing bridge seems to be suspended in the air. The sightseeing pavilion on the 100th floor of the building creates a feeling of walking in the clouds for tourists. There are three transparent glass floors in the 55m-long suspended sightseeing corridor. When you lower your head, you can see the city scenery under your feet. The buildings of Lujiazui and the passing cars are right below your feet. In addition to the shock, it will also make the soles of your feet numb. , those who are timid will really feel dizzy.

A must-see attraction during a two-day trip to Shanghai - the Oriental Pearl TV Tower

The Oriental Pearl TV Tower is located at the tip of Lujiazui in Pudong on the bank of the Huangpu River, across the river from the International Architecture Expo on the Bund. With a height of 468 meters, the tower is the tallest in Asia and the third tallest in the world. Together with the Nanpu Bridge and Yangpu Bridge on the left and right sides, it forms a double dragon playing with a pearl and becomes a symbol of Shanghai's reform and opening up.

A must-see attraction on a two-day trip to Shanghai - Huaihai Road

One of the most famous roads in Shanghai. Since Huaihai Road used to belong to the French Concession, the buildings are very French-style, and "French plane trees" are planted on both sides of the road, giving it a very European feel. In the 1930s, it was famous both at home and abroad for its elegant style, cultural gathering, rich meaning, and exotic atmosphere. It is a street comparable to Fifth Avenue in New York and the Champs Elysées in Paris. Huaihai Road is not only a famous shopping place, but the scenery along the way is worth appreciating. Here you can see more valuable cultural landscapes. There are many former residences of celebrities and historically protected buildings nearby. It may look like an inconspicuous small building at first glance, but it does tell a story of its past.

A must-see attraction for a two-day trip to Shanghai - Century Park

Century Park is located at the end of Century Avenue, adjacent to Century Square in the north. The north and south parts of the park are located at Yanggao South Road Station of Metro Line 2 and Century Park Station. It is the largest ecological urban park with natural features in Shanghai, covering an area of ??140.3 hectares. It embodies the integration of Eastern and Western cultures, the integration of man and nature, and the Chinese garden style with modern characteristics. The park is dominated by a large area of ??forests, lawns, and lakes. It has a central lake island, a meeting square, a rural pastoral, an international garden, a sparse forest lawn, and other scenic spots, as well as facilities for bird protection, scientific experience, scientific experiments, and a children's amusement park. , where you can fish, fly kites, picnic, etc.

A must-see attraction during a two-day trip to Shanghai - Lujiazui Central Green Space

The 100,000-square-meter central green space is located at the exit of the Yan'an East Road Tunnel, at the core of the Lujiazui Financial Center District , is the largest open lawn in Shanghai and is known as the "urban green lung". The turf area of ??Lujiazui Green Space is 65,000 square meters, some of which are cool-season grasses introduced from Europe, which are evergreen all year round. The center and north of the green space are dotted with flowers, shrubs, trees and other plants such as ginkgo, magnolia, weeping willow and cedar, which are full of life and vitality. The road winding in the green space outlines the pattern of Shanghai's white magnolia flowers, which is like a Shanghai city logo. In the middle of the white magnolia is an 8,600-square-meter central lake, designed in the shape of a map of Pudong. The main mast of the landscape canopy on the lakeside is 28m high. The canopy is shaped like a white conch and looks like a sail, giving people unlimited reverie.

Recommended tourist attractions in Shanghai

The Bund

The Bund has always appeared in front of the world as a symbol of Shanghai.

It faces the Huangpu River to the east and 52 buildings of different styles such as Gothic, Romanesque, Baroque, and Chinese and Western styles to the west. It is known as the "Architecture Expo Group of All Nations".

Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street

Nanjing Road in Shanghai is one of the most famous and prosperous commercial streets in the world, and is known as the "No. 1 Commercial Street in China". Starting from the Bund in the east and ending at Yan'an West Road in the west, it includes two of the top ten commercial centers in Shanghai - Nanjing East Road and Nanjing West Road.

Oriental Pearl Tower

The Shanghai Oriental Pearl Tower is located on the bank of the Huangpu River, at the tip of Lujiazui in Pudong. It complements the Bund International Architecture Expo across the river, showing the spectacular scenery of an international metropolis. The tower is 468 meters high, making it the tallest tower in Asia and the third tallest in the world.

Shanghai Happy Valley

Shanghai Happy Valley includes seven themed areas: Sunshine Harbor, Happy Hour, Hurricane Bay, Gold Mine Town, Ant Kingdom, Shanghai Beach, and Shangri-La. There are more than 100 entertainment and viewing projects, 12 top-level amusement equipments, and more than 10,000 seats in the performance venues.

Xintiandi

Xintiandi is based on the unique Shikumen architecture in Shanghai. It integrates history, culture, tourism, catering, commerce, entertainment and residence. It is a fashionable place in Shanghai. A popular leisure place for men and women and foreigners in Shanghai. The brick walls, roof tiles, and Shikumen of that year have been preserved, making it seem like you are stepping back in time and being in the 1920s. However, the interior of each building is tailor-made according to the lifestyle, life rhythm, and emotional world of modern urbanites in the 21st century, becoming an international gallery, fashion store, theme restaurant, coffee bar...

Tianzifang

Tianzifang is a fashionable landmark creative industry gathering area formed by the reconstruction of Shanghai's unique Shikumen building complex. It is also the creative work base of many artists. People often call it "the second of Xintiandi". ". Walking in Tianzifang, winding through the maze-like alleys, specialty shops and art workshops will jump into your sight inadvertently. From teahouses, open-air restaurants, open-air cafes, galleries, home furnishings to handicrafts, as well as many well-known creative studios in Shanghai, you can find everything.

Old Town God’s Temple

Shanghai’s Old Town God’s Temple is located in the most prosperous Town God’s Temple tourist area. It is an important Taoist temple in Shanghai. Today’s Shanghai Town God’s Temple includes Huoguang Hall and Jiazi Hall. There are nine halls including Caishen Hall, Cihang Hall, City God Hall, Empress Hall, Parents Hall, Guansheng Hall and Wenchang Hall, with a total area of ??about 2,000 square meters.

Yuyuan Garden

Yuyuan Garden was originally a private garden in the Ming Dynasty. The ancients praised Yuyuan Garden for its "auxiliary name Yuan Guan".

Zhujiajiao Ancient Town

Zhujiajiao Ancient Town has the beauty of water, ancient bridges, strange streets, and exquisite gardens. It has "natural scenery of small bridges and flowing water, and authentic Ming and Qing streets". It has become a hot spot for film and television shooting at home and abroad, and is known as "Hollywood in the suburbs of Shanghai".

Fengjing Ancient Town

Fengjing Ancient Town is a typical water town in the south of the Yangtze River. It is surrounded by water networks and has crisscrossed rivers in the area. It is known as "two bridges in three steps and ten ports in one view" It is also known as "Qingfengjing", "Fengxi", also known as "Furong" because there are many small fairs in the town, which are shaped like lotus leaves; the territory is shaded by trees, rows of cottages, clear and fast streams, and full of lotus plants. town".

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Travel guide near Shanghai

Wukang Road

Highlights: Ba Jin’s former residence, bicycle rental, old house art center

Total length: 1.1 kilometers

Wukang Road, selected as a famous historical and cultural street in China, is also a good place for walking and self-cultivation in summer. Under the shadow of the whirling sycamore trees, you can see important former residences of celebrities and distinctive Spanish-style, French Renaissance-style and other European-style buildings along the way. Although it is no more than 1,200 meters, you can read about hundreds of years of Shanghai’s old dreams and historical deposits while walking.

Wukang Road

Surrounding attractions: Ba Jin’s Former Residence, Soong Ching Ling’s Former Residence, Huang Xing’s Former Residence, Wukang Building, Midan Apartment, former Italian Consul’s Residence, Cape Town Apartment

Tips: You can rent bicycles in the nearby area, and many foreigners ride on the road. The Old Yangfang Art Center is worth a visit, just around the corner from Huang Xing’s former residence.

Sinan Road

Highlights: Indus, Sinan Apartment

Sinan Road leads directly to Huaihai Road, like a corridor leading to a lively party. But it is quiet and elegant in itself, prosperous when going out, and peaceful when entering. There are more than 20 garden-style houses on Sinan Road, and the British, French, and Spanish-style residences from various countries have transformed into an exhibition group of buildings from all over the world. Walking among them is like walking into the last century.

Sinan Road

Surrounding attractions: Shanghai Institute of Literature and History, Former Residence of Sun Yat-sen, Residence No. 51-95, Sinan Road (a group of French, British and Spanish bungalows), Zhou Mansion, Fuxing Park, Sinan Mansion

Tips: There are many motor vehicles on Sinan Road and it is not recommended to ride. Nanchang Road, Gaolan Road, Xiangshan Road, Fuxing Middle Road, which intersect with Sinan Road, Jiande Road has non-motorized lanes, which is very suitable for cycling. You can transfer from Gaolan Road to Fuxing Park.

Shaoxing Road

Highlights: French plane trees, publishing houses, teahouses and cafes

Bookstores and book bars can be seen everywhere on Shaoxing Road, and you almost don’t realize it. The land is surrounded by its rich humanistic sentiments. On such a small road, there is also a Shaoxing Park. If you don't look carefully, you may pass it by. She is like the gentle Xiaojiabiyu, not showing off, singing softly.

Total length: 0.48 kilometers

Surrounding attractions: Mana Resort, Old Villa Garden Hotel, Shaoxing Park

Tips: Shaoxing Road itself is not long So it is more suitable for walking and strolling.

The sunlight leaking through is scattered in the chic old-fashioned Western-style rooms, bringing with it the temperature of early summer and overflowing with the tranquility of the entire street.

Total length: 1.1 kilometers

Surrounding attractions: Shanghai Cinemas, Swedish Minister’s Residence, Spanish Consul General’s Residence, Chen Guofu Residence, Meiquan Villa

Tips : Xinhua Road has non-motorized lanes, which is very suitable for cycling. There is not much traffic during normal hours. There is a Fudan Junior High School in Xinhua Villa. There may be heavy traffic during school hours, so you should avoid traveling during that time.

Hengshan Road-Yuqing Road

Highlights: Church, Hengshan Cinema

Hengshan Road

Hengshan Road and Yuqing Road are both listed in Shanghai Among the first 20 named boulevards. Whether it is the busy Hengshan Road or the quiet and stretched Yuqing Road, the tall and dense French plane trees on both sides can always bring people back to the natural tranquility and coolness, which is very suitable for walking or cycling in summer. Passing by Yuqing Road and turning at the intersection, you can instantly transition from the hustle and bustle of the city into the tranquility of few pedestrians. Various fancy-style houses and new-style lanes, as well as high-walled courtyards guarded by sentries, look both elegant and mysterious under the shade of lush sycamore trees. It is really another perfect place for a summer stroll.

Total length: 3 kilometers

Surrounding attractions: International Chapel, West Lake Apartment, Libo Garden, Dakaiwen Apartment, Hengshan Apartment, La Villa Rouge Bar, Cotton's Bar, Old Mai Cafe, Tao Xingzhi’s former residence

Tips: Since non-motorized vehicles are prohibited on Hengshan Road all day long, there are only bicycle parking spaces and no bicycle lanes, so you can only use the sidewalk and slow down when there are few pedestrians. Ride or push away, turn into the Yuqing section and ride.

Cycling in Hengsha: the last rural countryside in Shanghai

There are only three traffic lights on the 49-square-kilometer island.

Because there are so few people passing by, traffic lights have become redundant.

Street scenes of Xuhui and Hengshan Road and Taojiang Road

After the Yangtze River Tunnel and Bridge were opened to traffic in 2010, the convenience of transportation has blurred the boundaries between cities and islands. Today, only Hengsha Island on the map of Shanghai is a land that cannot be accessed without getting on a boat. Because of this, the original and last rural countryside of Shanghai has been preserved on the island.

Not far from the One Meter Bicycle Rental Point is the Yangtze River Sightseeing Embankment. Walking slowly along the embankment, you can see the slow life of people on the river collecting nets and cooking, and the river birds flying in for food are rare and strange sights in the city.

Since Hengsha Island is the front line of coastal defense, the bunkers and coastal forts used before liberation can still be seen on the island. If you are lucky, there will be "cows" on the road. There are also farmers on the island who use buffalo. Despite the popularity of agricultural mechanization, Lao Niu has gradually faded out of the rural scene. But Lao Niu on Hengsha Island still works diligently and without complaint. Each bullock cart has a formal license plate, and the buffaloes wear thick "rubber shoes" on their hooves.

The best places for scenery: Dongjiang Road, Dongbang Road, Xinlian Road, Xinmeng Road

Transportation: By car, take the Changxing Island exit of the Yangtze River Tunnel Bridge and follow Panyuan Highway towards Go east to Hehe Road and head north to Changxing Island Pier, then ferry across the river to Hengsha Pier. The ferry runs every 45 minutes on average. The ferry from Wusong Wharf to Hengsha Wharf costs 20 yuan and runs every 45 minutes on average.

How to borrow a car: After taking the ferry from Changxing out of Hengsha Pier, you can see two rows of eye-catching orange-red "one-meter bicycles" after a 1-minute walk. Another rental location next to the Angel Resort on Hengsha Island will also be opened.

Car rental fee: recreational vehicle 15 yuan/hour, 75 yuan/full day, deposit 500 yuan; mountain bike 20 yuan/hour, 100 yuan/full day, deposit 800 yuan; double bicycle 30 yuan/ Hourly, 150 yuan/full day, deposit 500 yuan.

Food and accommodation: Currently operating farmhouses include Dongbang Farmhouse, Fengle Farmhouse and Yongsheng Farmhouse. You can consult the Tourism Information Center. There are not many accommodations on the island, and Angel Resort is the largest, with everything from standard rooms to villas.

Chongming Island: Bicycle Tour

In the season of burning passion, there is always the urge to plunge into nature.

Hengsha Island, Cycling

Chongming Island’s “One Meter Bicycle” cycling project attracts the attention of cycling fans. This summer, as one of the activities of Shanghai's first Citizen Games, the Chongming Island Bicycle Tour will be held from June 10 to October 30, 2012. A warm invitation is extended to all citizens, waiting for the folk sports " "Exalted people" compete with each other. The One Meter Cycling Club will set up 3 two-way stages:

The West Chongming Riverside Sightseeing Embankment Section (Nanmen Pier-Xisha Wetland)

The central landscape section (Nanmen Pier-Gulangyu Road) -Gangdong Highway-Beiyan Highway-Dongping National Forest Park)

Northern Farmhouse Section (Dongping National Forest Park-Qianwei Village Farmhouse).