Spring Flower Viewing Guide: A City Walk Along The Bund in Shanghai

🌸Don't stay home this spring! Step outside to capture the vitality and romance of spring flowers! Take a city walk along The Bund to experience Shanghai's historical charm. The following route covers classic landmarks and spring flower landscapes, perfect for photo opportunities and leisure walks. 🗺The Bund City Walk Route: Shanghai New World Daimaru-China Everbright Bank-Bund Origin No.1-Zhapu Road Bridge-Waibaidu Bridge-North Bund 1️⃣Shanghai New World Daimaru There are several cherry blossom trees around New World Daimaru. You can use the nearby red brick building as a backdrop for cherry blossom photos, or stand on the steps for low-angle portrait shots with the cherry blossoms. 2️⃣China Everbright Bank Walking towards China Everbright Bank, you can use this vintage-style building as a photo backdrop. 3️⃣Bund Origin No.1 Former British Consulate-General in Shanghai, one of the oldest buildings on The Bund. Built in British Renaissance style, it features a spacious lawn in front, creating an elegant and comfortable environment. Building No.8 on the south side, the former Consul's residence, is in Victorian Romanesque style. The building exterior is open for viewing. 4️⃣Zhapu Road Bridge Known as the "Fashi Bridge," it offers a perfect spot to capture Lujiazui's "Big Four" buildings together with Suzhou Creek. Flower beds of corn poppies or tulips line the bridge. Inside the nearby Shanghai Postal Museum, the double spiral staircase and vintage atrium are perfect photo spots. 5️⃣Waibaidu Bridge One of Shanghai's landmarks, offering views of both sides of the Huangpu River (including the Big Four, Shanghai International Convention Center, and Shanghai Postal Museum). Flower beds of corn poppies or tulips near the bridge can serve as foreground elements for photos of the bridge from above or below. 6️⃣North Bund Avoid the crowds at The Bund! The North Bund offers equally stunning views of Lujiazui at night. 📌Tips: 1️⃣Wear comfortable clothes and sports shoes, bring a portable water bottle; note indoor attraction opening hours (Shanghai Postal Museum is open Wednesday to Sunday) 2️⃣Luggage storage available near People's Square (¥10/day for backpacks), convenient for light travel 3️⃣Do not step on flower beds; some areas (like North Bund flower fields) are fenced off - please follow park regulations