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Following breakfast you meet your guide and driver who take you on a private tour around the most important Shanghai's attractions.

Since the 2010 World Expo, Shanghai has been a highly popular travel destinations in China for tourists from all over the world. Together with your guide you discover the main highlights on the city, including a reach collection of buildings with various architectural styles and forms. 

During the tour you pay special atention to the Bund - the beautiful Huangpu River embankment that is one of the most favorite places among the locals. You take a walk through the Bund, enjoying the great views of Shanghai's most famous skyscrapers - the Oriental Pearl TV Tower and the World Financial Center.

After the sightseeing tour you are transferred to your hotel for overnight.

Additional meal included: lunch

Exploring the Bund & Shanghai's Skyscrapers

Following breakfast you meet your guide and embark on a panoramic tour around the bustling metropolis.

Today you visit a well-restored Suzhou-style complex of the Yuyuan Garden and explore the Old Town filled with antique markets and specialty stores. You also take a walk through one of the world's busiest shopping streets in the city - Nanjing Road.

After lunch you visit one of the most important Buddhist temples in China, the Jade Buddha Temple that houses two precious Buddha statues, as well as a number of sacred relics.

After the tour you return to your hotel and have the rest of the day at leisure.

Additional meal included: lunch

Visit to the Yuyuan Garden & Jade Buddha Temple

As the first Disney resort in mainland China, Shanghai Disney Resort is a world-class family entertainment destination. It features Shanghai Disneyland Park, an entertainment district, two themed hotels, recreational facilities, a lake, and associated transportation hubs. One unique aspect about Shanghai Disney is the way the park incorporates Chinese tastes into its design. With plenty to do and fun for people of all ages, the Shanghai Disney Resort is certainly one of the city’s premiere attractions.

Shanghai Disney Resort

Arguably Shanghai's most-famous tourist attraction, the Bund is a waterfront promenade and famous business district in central Shanghai. Historically, the Bund was the city’s main financial and trading center, and was located within the Shanghai International Settlement, an area under nominal British control between 1843 and 1941. The walking areas extend roughly 1.6 km along the west bank of the Huangpu River. Owing to its historic status and zoning restrictions, the Bund contains fantastic examples of classic Shanghai architecture. For this reason, it is a popular spot for photography, offering the best views across the river to Shanghai’s modern skyline in Lujiazui. No visit to Shanghai would be complete without a visit to the Bund.

The Bund

Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street runs roughly east-west for 1,500 m from People’s Square to the Bund. Known to some as China’s Fifth Avenue, it is a premiere shopping destination with many well-known brands filling the retail space. After dark the street glows with light from all the signage and store displays. On most nights, the area is packed with a mixture of locals and tourists hunting for bargains or trying to find a table at one of the many restaurants. Given its central location and popularity, Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street should be on anyone’s must-see list of Shanghai attractions.

Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street

Located opposite the Bund, Lujiazui is the heart of China's budding financial sector and the only specifically designated financial development zone on the mainland. Landmark attractions include the Oriental Pearl TV Tower, Shanghai World Financial Center, Jin Mao Tower, and the Shanghai Tower. As night falls, the skyscrapers come alive with lights. The nightscape is breathtaking, showing off the modern metropolis that is Shanghai. Parents can take their kids to the Shanghai Ocean Aquarium to explore the magical wonders beneath the sea. Lujiazui is also home to great shopping and dining. It is a modern neighborhood in a very modern city.

Lujiazui

The Shanghai City God Temple is a Taoist temple complex located in what was the Old City of Shanghai. The temple and surrounding area are favorite locations for tourists, with countless small shops selling all manner of small goods. Though understood to be primarily a tourist area, it is nonetheless a must-see destination for anyone visiting Shanghai. Here you can fully appreciate the city's folk traditions and taste authentic Shanghai snacks. Every night, the colorful decorative lights on the ancient-style buildings are very beautiful. You won't want to pass up the chance to take some memorable photos.

Shanghai City God Temple Tourist Area

Shanghai Tower is a megatall skyscraper building in the Lujiazui area of Shanghai's Pudong District. Standing at 632 m, Shanghai Tower is currently the world's second tallest building. The tower's 118th-story observation deck offers a 360-degree panoramic viewing hall. At night, the Shanghai Tower shines bright with its striking architecture. The dominating feature on the Pudong skyline, Shanghai Tower is an impressive feat of engineering and a symbol of Shanghai's emergence as a global city.

Shanghai Tower

Zhujiajiao Ancient Town Scenic Area was listed as one of Shanghai's four famous historical and cultural towns in 1991. The town itself is simple and elegant. The small Caogang River divides the town into the northern and southern sections, and residential houses of the Ming and Qing Dynasties line up along the water canal. The town has been called the “Venice of Shanghai” - you enjoy a quick boat ride to see that. In recent years, cafes, bars, book shops, postcard shops, and other hipster shops have opened, attracting many musicians, travelers, and young artists to the site.

Zhujiajiao Ancient Town Scenic Area

Shanghai Museum, one of the Best Four Museums in China. This modern museum, with a round top and a square base which symbolizing the ancient Chinese perception of the world as "round sky, square earth", has collected many international-standard exhibits of bronzes, paintings, calligraphy, sculpture, ceramics, jade from more than 5,000 years ago to the Qing dynasty.

Shanghai Museum

Biking tour Shanghai - Today after breakfast, the exciting half-day Shanghai cycling tour begins. This morning, you’ll ride to Xintiandi, Fuxing Park, Tianzifang, and Madam Road to have an in-depth exploration of this incredible city.

Biking tour Shanghai

Suzhou, city of gardens day trip - Suzhou of over 2,500 years old is abundant with ancient culture and history of Wu State in ancient times. City like Suzhou which gathers its best highlighting attractions together in the historical old city area is ideal for taking a day trip. This tour brings you the best features of Suzhou in a brief day tour - Appreciate the beautiful Lingering Garden, one of the four most famous classic gardens of China; Spend some leisure time on the Shantang Street to experience the very history and local life of Suzhou; Explore the most historical site in Suzhou – Tiger Hill; Have fun to see see how the exquisite silk garment is produced at No.1 Silk Factory.

Suzhou Gardens

Take a relaxing Huangpu River night cruise to see the city’s most significant edifices and streets sparkling under the atmospheric cover of darkness (about 50 minutes).

Evening cruise

Tianzifang - which is touristic arts and crafts enclave that has developed from a renovated traditional residential area in the French Concession area of Shanghai. It is the typical tourist attraction to appreciate the preservation of local Shikumen architecture. In this place full of rich flavor of life, you can leisurely stroll along the clean old alleys to watch the daily life of local Shanghai people, savor a cup of drink at the open-air café, and find some interesting things in the novel shops to feel the international feature mixed with real Shanghai culture.

Tianzifang

Attend an entertaining Acrobatic Show, including breathtaking “balls of death” acts, chair balancing, hula hoops, juggling of benches, walking in the air, and other breathtaking performances (usually performed during 19:30~21:00).

Evening Acrobatic Show

Day tour  to Fengjing Ancient Town - After breakfast, an hour’s drive will take you away from the city’s hustle and bustle and you’ll visit Fengjing Ancient Town which is the center for Jinshan Peasant Painting, as well as the birthplace of the Cartoonist Ding Cong. 
With a history of more than 1500 years, Fengjing Ancient Town is the typical Jiangnan water town with elegant waters, old bridges, old streets and Ming and Qing ancient buildings. You can enjoy a quick public boat ride to see the town from a different perspective. 
Your exploration of the town starts with the old Memorial Archway which was the divide of Jiangsu and Zhejiang Province in history, and wander to the Yuan-dynasty Zhihe Bridge - the oldest bridge of the town. Move forward to the exquisite Sanbai Garden to hear legendary stories about the owner Chen Shunyu, visit Lv Jiren Gallery with twelve paintings vividly showed the folk life of Fengjing, and also pay a visit to the Exhibition Hall of Peasant Painting with lots of artworks. Stroll along the old North Street and appreciate beautiful handcrafts made by the locals, be followed your step to know some Taoism by visiting Shiwang Temple, a Taoist site built in 1579. You won’t miss Ding Cong Cartoon Exhibition Hall with lots of portrait, illustration, satire works…Here, you’ll fully enjoy painting-like water town scenery and as well as folk customs.

Fengjing Ancient Town

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Jing'an Temple

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Shanghai is China's most cosmopolitan city, with a population of some 25 million people, and more than 160,000 millionaires. Beyond the 100-storey buildings, you'll find quiet tree-lined streets, sweet boutiques and artsy cafés in the Former French Concession; the Bund's majestic waterfront promenade; one of the finest collections of Art Deco architecture anywhere in the world; as well as Buddhist temples, ancient gardens and a handful of lilong (low-rise, gated) neighbourhoods.


In Shanghai, known as the “Paris of the East,” the cultures from East and West are intertwined to create the city’s cosmopolitan style. What was once the ten-mile Shanghai International Settlement, established by the British in conjunction with Americans and French living along the Huangpu River in present-day Puxi, the metropolis currently develops and changes every day. There are historical and cultural architectural wonders lining the Bund and Xintiandi, as well as fashionable attractions in Pudong, such as the Oriental Pearl TV Tower and Shanghai Disneyland Resort. Young creative souls can go to the Former French Concession’s Tianzifang and 1933 Laoyangfang (a former slaughterhouse turned into unique shops and art galleries) to experience what the area was once like centuries ago. The fashionable can walk up and down Nanjing Xi Shopping Street to their hearts’ content. Foodies can go to the Chenghuang (City God) Temple in the Yu Garden complex to try Shanghai delicacies. Shanghai is a multifaceted place no one will regret visiting.

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