Best places

This tower combines technical performances with beautiful modern architecture. Attributed to aesthetic and symbolic Chinese success with its huge bamboo look, as well as the number 8 relating the amount of floors. The address itself evokes good fortune…

Bordered with plane-trees and colonial houses, this area has managed to successfully blend residential with retail. This is probably why many foreigners have settled here.

The Bund gathers a dozen historic places..... A must to see!

A very charming, safe little haven; sit back, relax and marvel its majesty.....

Head to these streets in the early hours of the morning in order to attend a unique fitness lesson. Nankin Street is regarded as one of the busiest shopping precincts in the world!

The Shanghai Circus is the regarded as one of the largest, and is located in the Zhabei district (north of the city).You have a choice of two splendid shows; the first being traditional with animals, the second, slightly more original with acrobats coming from all angles. Impressive… 

A fine traditional house comprising old Chinese pieces of furniture. This residential establishment is all that remains from the former Pudong. Chinese furniture and objects relative to the activities of the inhabitants of Pudong (fishing, weaving,...) such as models and photos of dead Pudong are exposed.
 

Zhou Enlai and Sun Yat-Sen were two central characters of the Chinese resistance involved against the Japonais invasion. Both of their houses have been deprived, reflecting History. The two men used to hold every Communist Party meeting inside those walls.

Located right in the centre of the People's Square, you will discover a complete collection of bronzes, ceramics and paintings covering over a 4,000 year period. One of the more modern museums of China.

Based in the heart of the popular district, this typically Chinese park, has to be seen early in the morning. Don't miss out on this visual extravaganza!