As we all know, Shanghai is the largest city in China and an international financial, trade and shipping center. As a newly built tourist center in China, Shanghai is full of deep urban cultural connotation and blessed with many historical places of interest, where the World Expo was successfully held in 2010, and South China’s tradition and history. of immigration make up the unique Shanghai. culture.

Shanghai Federation

Located along the Huangpu River in the center of the city, the Bund boasts the most magnificent scenery in Shanghai and is a must-see attraction in Shanghai. The Bund, also known as East Zhongshan Road 1 with 1.5 meters long, faces the Hungpu River in the east and is supported by 52 magnificent architectures of various styles in the west, including Gothic style, Roman style, baroque style and mix of east-west style.

Oriental Pearl TV Tower

Erected by the banks of the Huangpu River, the Shanghai Oriental Pearl TV Tower boasts the world’s third tallest tower, kicking off the international architecture exposition across the river and showing the oriental beauty to the world. As a landmark and fashion spot in Shanghai, the Oriental Pearl TV Tower perfectly combines tourism, entertainment and historical display with TV broadcast as one.

Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street

Awarded “China’s First Shopping Street” and Shanghai’s busiest street at 5.5 kilometers long, Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street stretches from the Bund in the east to Jing’an Temple in the west and it intersects with Yan’an West Road, lined with more than 600 stores and shops along its route.

Yuyuan Garden

As a classical garden in the south of the Yangtze River, Yuyuan Garden was initially built during the reign of Emperor Jiajing in the Ming dynasty and now serves as a key cultural relic under Chinese state protection. As the site of an uprising led by the Xiaodaohui Association in 1853, Yuyuan Garden is blessed with deep cultural significance, where artifacts such as weapons and silver coins made by the insurgent army are well preserved and has been open since 1961.

Shanghai Wildlife Park

As the largest national wildlife park in China with an area of ​​153 hectares, Shanghai Wildlife Park is generally composed of vegetarian zone, carnivore zone, flamingo zone, semi-domestic zone, bird zone water parks, rare animal zone, butterfly garden and pet zone, which houses more than 10,000 animals of 200 species from all over the world, including giraffes, zebras, antelopes, rhinos, pandas, elephants and South China tigers, etc. Additionally, a number of featured animal acts are also available in the park.