1. Bund

It's beautiful. It's a must-see spot when you come to Shanghai. I suggest you come here at night and take a walk on the Bund at night. All the tall buildings are lit with neon lights, which gives you the feeling that the whole world is lighting up for you. There will be many large LED displays, I SH, remember to take a snapshot.

2. Town God Temple

Shanghai Old Street, Gourmet Street and Jiuqu Bridge. You can visit the Yuyuan Garden in time. Tickets: You don't need tickets for sightseeing in Shanghai Old Street. If you need to burn incense, you can buy tickets for Chenghuang Temple, and tickets for entering Yuyuan Garden should also be purchased separately. Transportation: Yuyuan Station of Metro Line 11.

3. Shanghai Tower

It is the second tallest building in the world and the tallest in China. Compared with the Oriental Pearl and the World Financial Center, it is more worthwhile to go to Shanghai Center and get a glimpse of the small buildings.

4. Disneyland

is a place of childhood memories, a place where girls' hearts overflow, a place where couples show their love, and a place where girlfriends play. There are a lot of people during the peak periods such as summer vacation and weekends.

5. Tianzifang

There are many snacks, as well as some special cafes, small bars and ins-style shops. Tianzifang is the flavor of residents in the alley. In addition to creative shops, galleries and photo exhibitions, there are also various snack bars in the alley.

6. Wu Kang Road

Once a French concession, it had a unique architectural style and was also the shooting place of the movie "Like You". It's very nice to take pictures over there.

7. tsat po street

There are many delicious snacks from all corners of the country, including those from Shanghai, Sichuan and Nanjing. Admission: free of charge

8. Shanghai Museum

is free of charge, closed on Monday, and closed at 16:11. There are many people on weekends, so it takes about 31 minutes to queue up. Transportation: People's Square Station of Metro Line 2

9, Chedun Film and Television Base

The location of TV series in the national period, which restores the scenery of old Shanghai and is a world of ten miles of foreign markets. The traffic is far away, in Songjiang, Shanghai. It is recommended to drive.

11 and 1933 Laochangfang

used to be a slaughterhouse, which was made of British concrete structure, which was very suitable for the cold wind and the location of the fashion show of the film Tiny Times.