Nanjing Road Walkway in Shanghai has many foods with a long history!

Does anyone really think Shanghai is not fun? The lights of the Bund will turn on at 7 p.m. - turn off at 11 p.m., and the Oriental Pearl TV Tower will turn off at 10 p.m. Arrange time in advance to gain a more staggered travel experience. Suggest going to Wukang Building in the morning. There are very few people, so you can take photos and take pictures. You can go to Xujiahui Church and Xujiahui Academy on Anfu Road. They are both very intimate. If you don't want to go to the crowded Bund but want to take photos, then go north. At the Bund, you can take photos of the Oriental Pearl TV Tower and the World Building, as well as the super hot glass dome.

Accommodation suggestions: Hongqiao Road (the intersection of three subway lines, directly to Hongqiao Railway Station, directly to the Bund, Xintiandi, Yu Garden, and then to Disney Station). The essence of walking in the city of Shanghai: Xintiandi, Huaihai Middle Road, Zhangyuan, Nanjing West Road, Shimen Road, Jing'an Temple, No. 6 Yuyuan Road, No. 228 Nanjing East Road. Wherever you go, online shopping malls have spiral stairs to take photos or enjoy the cool air. There are over 300 people on the Bund cruise ship. You can take a ferry at the ferry crossing on Jinling East Road. Spending $1.5 directly to the other side is not a good idea.

The Shanghai Museum is closed on Mondays. You need to make an appointment to enter the museum, especially for the newly opened East Hall, which is a bit difficult to book, so you must make an appointment in advance! It is suggested that those who come to Shanghai for the first time can visit Nanjing Road Walkway. There are many historic foods located in the center of Shanghai. Eating, drinking, and playing are all very convenient. Do not choose to travel by bus. It's really crowded here. Don't buy snacks in Chenghuang Temple. Now it's very commercialized here, and locals don't eat there