Shanghai in 3 Days – A Perfect Blend of Tradition and Modernity 🌆✨

#hellohalloween Three days in Shanghai is just enough to feel the city’s energy, from glimmering skyscrapers to historic alleys and temples. On day one, I explored The Bund and Lujiazui, watching the skyline dance in the sunlight and capturing the futuristic towers reflected on the Huangpu River. 🌇🏙️ Day two took me into the heart of the city’s culture: Yuyuan Garden, Old City alleys, and Tianzifang, where every narrow street is full of cafés, art studios, and colorful shops. I loved wandering without a plan, discovering hidden murals and local treasures along the way. 🎨☕ Day three was about leisure and parks — Fuxing Park, People’s Square, and a stroll along Nanjing Pedestrian Road, soaking in the local rhythm, street food smells, and city vibes. 🌿🍜 📍 Tip: Use the metro — it’s fast, cheap, and connects all main districts. 🕰️ Best time: Spring or autumn for comfortable weather and sunny skies In just three days, Shanghai shows its vibrant personality: bold, artistic, historic, and endlessly photogenic. ❤️