1, Shanghai Disney Resort
Going to Shanghai must definitely go to Disney. After all, it is the most popular amusement park in China. It is an amusement park suitable for all ages, especially for parent-child tours. There are the largest Dituni Castle, the first pirate-themed park, the longest Disney float cruise route, etc., so that you can experience the magical kingdom in person, and men, women and children can find a happy world here.
2. Oriental Pearl
Shanghai's landmark building, going to Shanghai without going to the Oriental Pearl means that you have never been to Shanghai, and it is also the best viewing platform in Shanghai. Take the fully transparent sightseeing elevator and board the 35 1 m-high sightseeing floor of the space capsule, so you can have a panoramic view of the scenery on both sides of Pujiang. If you spin the restaurant in the air at a height of 267 meters, it will be an extraordinary experience to enjoy the night view while tasting delicious food.
3. Zendai Himalayan Center
The Himalayan Art Museum was originally the Modern Art Museum of Zendai University. During the renovation, the architectural design was presided over by the internationally renowned Japanese architect Mr. Isozaki Shin. Since its opening in 2005, it has been devoted to international art exchanges, so exhibitions from all over the world can be seen here.
Address: 3rd floor, Zone A, Himalayan Center, No.869 Yinghua Road, Pudong New Area, Shanghai.
Transportation: Exit 3 of Huamu Road Station of Metro Line 7, A5/A6 elevator of Himalayan Center.
Opening hours: Monday-Sunday10: 00-18: 00 (admission will be closed at 0/7: 00).
4. Suzhou River Landscape Corridor
Address: Intersection of Furong Road and Changning Road, Changning District, Shanghai Opening Hours: All-day Opening Tickets: Free Transportation: Weining Road, Metro Line 2 (1 entrance)
This place is so a! It's like a passage to an alien. Shooting here at will can become a beautiful fashion sci-fi blockbuster. Like a shiny python, whether inside or outside the building, you can find its unique angle and take a perfect photo with it.
5. The Bund
There is absolutely no dispute that the Bund ranks first among the top ten must-see attractions in Shanghai. When it comes to Shanghai, many people first think of the Bund, which was once classified as a British concession. She witnessed all kinds of major events in modern China. There are 52 buildings with different styles and a unique aesthetic feeling of a miniature world. At night, the bright neon lights on both sides of the strait can make you thoroughly feel the beauty of Shanghai.