1. Shanghai People's Square

Shanghai People's Square is located in Huangpu District, Shanghai. It was formed after the opening of Shanghai. It was originally called Shanghai Happy Racing Hall, which was the place where the upper class held horse racing and other activities at that time. In a broad sense, People's Square is mainly composed of an open square, People's Park and some surrounding cultural, tourist and commercial buildings. People's Square is Shanghai's economic, political and cultural center, transportation hub and tourism center, and it is also one of the most important landmarks in Shanghai. People's Square, located in the downtown area, is the only intersection of Line 1 and Line 2, and it is also the transfer station for Metro Line 6. People's Square is an important landmark scenic spot in Shanghai. The buildings with 1931s flavor in old Shanghai bring you close to the past century of Shanghai Beach, and there are also top art centers and shopping centers such as Shanghai Museum, Shanghai Art Museum, Shanghai Grand Theatre and Raffles Square. The subway also directly reaches Di Mei, Hongkong Boutique Street and other fashionable clothing boutique streets that Shanghai MM likes to go to, allowing you to enjoy Taobao. Go east along Renmin Avenue and you'll find the well-read Fuzhou Road Cultural Street, surrounded by Shanghai Book City and many old bookstores. There are many centuries-old restaurants along the street that let you enjoy the classic delicacies of this dish.

There is an underground food plaza in Fushi Square, where Chinese and foreign foods are gathered together and the price is reasonable. It is a good place to solve the problem of dining on the way shopping. If you go to Fuzhou Road to visit the bookstore, you can go to Laozhengxing, located at No.556 Fuzhou Road, which is an old restaurant with a history of 111 years. The local dishes such as fried river shrimp, grass head circle, shrimp and big black ginseng are very authentic. If you want to taste the authentic Shanghai hairy crabs, Wang Baohe at No.613 Fuzhou Road is the first choice. If you want to eat economically and deliciously, Lao Banzhai, No.611 Fuzhou Road, is the best choice. Stewed noodles with snow dishes are a signature delicacy that old Shanghainese have been obsessed with for half a century. The order is about 51 yuan, and the pastry is about 11 yuan.

2. Xintiandi

shanghai new world, based on the old Shikumen building area, the symbol of Shanghai's modern architecture, changed the original living function of Shikumen for the first time, and innovatively endowed it with business operation function, transforming this old house which reflects Shanghai's history and culture into a fashionable, leisure, cultural and entertainment center with international-level functions such as catering, shopping and performing arts. The exterior of the Shikumen complex in Xintiandi retains the brick walls and tiles of that year, while the interior of each building is tailor-made according to the lifestyle, rhythm and emotional world of modern urbanites in the 21st century, all of which reflect the atmosphere of modern leisure life.

There are many high-class restaurants with elegant environment and unique dishes in Xintiandi, and there are many western restaurants in Xintiandi Beili, where delicious food from France, Germany, Italy and Thailand allows you to enjoy exotic customs. There are many traditional and elegant Chinese restaurants in Nanli, Xintiandi, ranging from medicated restaurants with the concept of health preservation to exquisite and high-grade Cantonese seafood restaurants, which can definitely meet your food requirements, but the price is expensive. If you want to eat economically, there are all kinds of food and snacks in the big food restaurant on the ground floor of Hong Kong Plaza, with many varieties and reasonable prices. You can choose as much as you like. If you want to be more emotional, there are many high-end Cantonese cuisine, teppanyaki and Southeast Asian restaurants on the second and third floors of the square.

3. Fuxing Park

Fuxing Park is located at No.115, yandang road, bordering Chongqing South Road in the east, Fuxing Middle Road in the south, Sinan Road in the west and Science Hall in the north. There are three gates in the park; The south gate is at the corner of Chongqing South Road in Fuxing Middle Road; The north gate is in yandang road; Ximen goes out of Gaolan Road. Fuxing Park is one of the earliest parks in Shanghai. More than 81 years ago, it used to be a fertile land, inhabited by hardworking and poor farmers. At that time, a family named Gu owned more than ten acres of land, so they built a small private garden here, which was called "Gu Jia Zhai Garden", which was the initial prototype of Fuxing Park.

the surrounding food is cheap and good economic food. You can choose wuyue Renjia Noodle Restaurant in Lane 716, Huaihai Middle Road around Fuxing Park or Canglangting Noodle Restaurant at No.689, both of which are Suzhou-Hangzhou noodle restaurants with reasonable prices and fresh seasonal fish, shrimps and vegetables as the topping. If you want to eat luxuriously, Laoye Shanghai Restaurant on Maoming South Road and Quanjude Roast Duck Restaurant not far from Canglang Pavilion can meet your requirements, while the nearby Istanbul Restaurant can let you experience authentic exotic cuisine. After shopping, the Haagen-Dazs store next to Parkson has open-air seats, where you can enjoy the fashionable beauties passing by on Huaihai Middle Road while tasting ice cream, and the Lillian egg tart next to Guotai Cinema was once rated as the most delicious Portuguese egg tart in Shanghai.