25 sights
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Caohe Street, Zhujiajiao
A canal-side old-town street for a final walk and a local meal before returning to Shanghai.Entry: Pay as you goFood
Changli Road food street
A Pudong late-night food street known for seafood, barbecue and snacks.Entry: Pay as you goViewpoint
Fangsheng Bridge, Zhujiajiao
A Ming dynasty five-arch stone bridge, 70.8 m long, the landmark of the Zhujiajiao water town.Entry: Free to visitSearch tours on KlookFood
Huanghe Road
A food street by People's Square with scallion pancakes, soup dumplings and other cheap local dishes.Entry: Pay as you goFood
Jiangnan No 1 Tea House, Zhujiajiao
A historic North Street tea house for a break during a water-town walk; ask locally about any current performances.Entry: Pay as you goTemple
Jing'an Temple
One of the earliest Buddhist temples in Shanghai, first built in 247 and rebuilt in the Song style.Entry: ¥[fee]Search tickets and tours on KlookNature
Kezhi Garden, Zhujiajiao
A Jiangnan garden of pavilions, a lake and a rockery inside the Zhujiajiao water town.Entry: Buy at the gate; normally 8:30 AM to 5 PMSearch tickets and tours on KlookNeighborhood
Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street
A 1.5 km shopping street between People's Square and the Bund, mixing flagships and time-honored shops.Entry: Free to visitViewpoint
North Bund by the International Cruise Terminal
The public Hongkou waterfront outside the international cruise terminal, facing the Lujiazui skyline; the terminal is the map landmark.Entry: Free to visitSearch tours on KlookFood
North Street, Zhujiajiao
The old town main shopping lane, with local food shops, small restaurants and narrow canal-side passages.Entry: Pay as you goFood
Shanghai Hongqiao Airport arrival food areas
Public arrival-floor food areas for a meal before traveling into the city; the map marks the airport, not a particular counter.Entry: Pay as you go; follow signs in your arrival terminalMuseum
Shanghai Jewish Refugees Museum
The former Ohel Moshe Synagogue, telling the story of about 20,000 European Jewish refugees in Shanghai.Entry: Pay at the entrance; closed Mondays. Closed MondaysSearch tickets and tours on KlookMuseum
Shanghai Museum (People's Square)
The central Shanghai Museum branch, with exhibitions of Chinese and international art; check the current program before visiting.Entry: Walk in with your passport; peak periods need booking. Closed MondaysSearch tickets and tours on KlookMuseum
Shanghai Museum East
The large new Pudong branch of the Shanghai Museum on Century Avenue.Entry: Walk in with your passport. Closed TuesdaysSearch tickets and tours on KlookViewpoint
Shanghai Tower
The tallest tower in Lujiazui, with the Top of Shanghai observation deck on floors 118 and 119.Entry: ¥[fee]Search tickets and tours on KlookViewpoint
The Bund
A 1.5 km riverfront of former banks and trading houses facing the Lujiazui skyline across the Huangpu.Entry: Free to visitSearch tours on KlookNeighborhood
Tianzifang
A renovated shikumen lane complex full of craft shops, boutiques and cafes.Entry: Free to visitFood
Wujiang Road
A pedestrian food street behind West Nanjing Road, known for local snacks such as Wang Jia Sha.Entry: Pay as you goNeighborhood
Wukang Mansion (Wukang Road)
A ship-shaped 1924 apartment building at the head of the Wukang Road and Anfu Road leisure block.Entry: Free to view from the streetNeighborhood
Xijing Street, Zhujiajiao
A pedestrian street beside the canals, with old houses and small bridges in the historic town.Entry: Free to visitNeighborhood
Xintiandi
Restored shikumen houses turned into a district of restaurants, shops and performances.Entry: Free to visitNature
Yu Garden
A Ming dynasty garden of pavilions, rockeries and ponds in the old city, begun in 1559.Entry: Buy at the gate or in the official mini program. Closed MondaysSearch tickets and tours on KlookFood
Yunnan Road South food street
Shanghai's oldest food street, home to century-old restaurants and newer local favorites.Entry: Pay as you goMarket
Yuyuan Bazaar
The crowded old-style market around Yu Garden, selling snacks, tea sets and traditional crafts.Entry: Pay as you goMuseum