The Bund

When in Shanghai, you must go to the night view sightseeing route of the Bund in Magic City. Recently, some friends from other places asked me if they want to come to Shanghai to play, are there many people? I can only say that there are not a little bit of people, especially in places like Disneyland and the Bund, which are iconic check-in spots. (The last three pictures show the flow of people on the Bund) Friends who have never been to Shanghai are really worth coming to see and feel the atmosphere of Magic City. But recently, Shanghai is either stuffy or rainy, either sunny or humid, and many friends from the north may not be able to adapt to the climate here. I have organized a classic night view sightseeing route, classic three-piece set, four-piece set, Oriental Pearl, Waibaidu Bridge, People's Heroes Monument, Chen Yi Square, Customs Building, many internet celebrity check-in points can be covered, the whole process is free of charge, 360 degrees unobstructed view of the river. Route: Zhapu Road Bridge→Waibaidu Bridge Shanghai People's Memorial Tower Bund Sightseeing Avenue Photo shooting route Taken on Zhapu Road Bridge, the famous Master Bridge P3-8 Bund Sightseeing Avenue can be taken at will Post Office Building, can be photographed on Zhapu Road Bridge The building that looks like a monk's hat is the Westin Hotel in the Bund Center of Shanghai, which is now also an internet celebrity check-in point

‼️Shanghai's new landmark, as if traveling back to the Republic of China era in a second Located near the North Bund on Sichuan North Road An old street has been transformed into the style of the Republic of China period Old signs and big character walls, hanging electric lights and various door fronts Originally the filming location for Director Peter Chan's 'Soy Sauce Alley' Soy Sauce Alley, built in 1899, originally called Lane 432 Named after the famous specialty store Zhang Zhenxin Soy Sauce · ⭐️Guide: Location + Photo Spots ❶Soy Sauce Alley set 📍Zhapu Road - North Haining Road The best photo spot is across the road from Soy Sauce Alley, to the left and directly opposite for the best shots Make sure to shoot across the street to capture the words 'Soy Sauce Alley'; do not stand directly at the nearest railing A 3x zoom is best for mobile photography · ❷Victory Cinema 📍No. 408 Zhapu Road A nearly century-old building, with a curved European-style architecture, classical Chinese-style overhanging eaves, a blend of Chinese and Western styles You can stand between the Victory Cinema and Soy Sauce Alley to take photos

#2024wish The Bund in Shanghai is an absolute must-visit destination for anyone exploring this vibrant city! 🇨🇳✨ As you stroll along the iconic Bund promenade, you'll be captivated by the breathtaking view of the city skyline, lined with majestic skyscrapers on one side and the majestic Huangpu River on the other. 🏙️⛴️ 📍 Location: Situated in the heart of Shanghai, The Bund is easily accessible and a hub for both locals and tourists. Its strategic location allows visitors to experience the pulsating energy of the city while enjoying the tranquil beauty of the river. 🌃 Atmosphere: The atmosphere at The Bund is truly electric! Day or night, the area radiates charm and sophistication. During the day, you can soak up the sun, take a leisurely walk, and admire the impressive blend of architectural styles in the surrounding buildings. As night falls, the entire area transforms into a dazzling display of lights, offering an enchanting sight that is hard to forget. 📸 Instagrammable Spots: The Bund is a paradise for selfie enthusiasts and Instagrammers. There are numerous picture-perfect spots along the promenade where you can snap incredible shots with the city skyline as your backdrop. Don't forget to capture the iconic Oriental Pearl Tower or the historic Peace Hotel for that quintessential Shanghai photograph! 🛍️ Shopping and Dining: The Bund is also home to a wide array of luxurious high-end stores, fashion boutiques, and gourmet restaurants. Whether you're looking for a brand-new designer outfit or craving a delectable fusion dish, The Bund has it all. Treat yourself to a shopping spree or indulge in a delicious meal while enjoying stunning views of the city. 🌉 River Cruise: A visit to The Bund is incomplete without taking a river cruise on the Huangpu River. Hop aboard one of the majestic riverboats and sail along the glittering waters, passing under numerous impressive bridges. The view from the river provides a whole new perspective of the city and its architectural wonders. 😍🌉✨ Rating ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ #falltrip #mytravelhacks #freehotelstay #historicallandmarks #localguides #familytrip #china #Shanghai

Comparing with the Bund in Shanghai, I feel sorry for Guangzhou!|||I recently went to Shanghai, and visited the Bund again. I have to say, the cultural and historical heritage, the modern architecture, and the bustling business, all contribute to the unique charm of the Bund. Many buildings actually feel similar to those on Yanjiang West Road in Guangzhou. But the scale and volume are far from Shanghai. - Historically speaking, Guangzhou, the millennium business capital, was the earliest commercial port. The history of opening to the outside world is clearly the longest, but it was quickly replaced by Shanghai who came from behind. The conservation efforts of Guangzhou for the west bank of Yanjiang West Road are far from Shanghai. Now it has become various wholesale markets and warehouses. I really feel it's a pity.

#shanghaitrip Get ready for an epic day and night at The Bund in Shanghai. Cool streets, chill cafes, and some mind-blowing city views lined up. Here's the scoop: 🌆 Afternoon at Yuanmingyuan Street 🏙️ Yuanmingyuan Street: Our adventure starts smack dab in the heart of Shanghai at Yuanmingyuan Street. It's a bustling place with stunning buildings that are basically begging for your camera. ☕ Café Stop 1: Lunuers ☕ Now, coffee lovers, don't miss Lunuers. It's not just about the coffee (although it's top-notch), it's about the chill vibes. Take a breather, enjoy your coffee, and soak in the urban atmosphere. ☕ Café Stop 2: %arabica ☕ Speaking of coffee, stop #2 is %arabica. Seriously, this place is a haven for coffee enthusiasts. Super stylish and the coffee? Pure perfection. Get your caffeine fix and get ready for what's next. 🌇 Evening at The Bund 🌃 Sunset Spectacle: As the sun starts to dip, head back to The Bund. The sunset paints the city in the most incredible golden hues. It's a photo op waiting to happen. Night Lights: Stick around after sunset because The Bund becomes a dazzling wonderland. Neon lights, cityscape magic - it's like stepping into a dream. Whether you're a shutterbug, a caffeine addict, or just someone looking for a good time, this Bund adventure's got it all. Grab your camera, your caffeine craving, and let's rock this! 📸☕🌆

The Bund is one of the most popular places to visit in Shanghai, and is regarded as the symbol of the city.

Some places can't say exactly where they are good, but they are unforgettable. For me, Shanghai is such a place - it is both the first stop of my trip and the city I have visited the most. It has both the prosperity of modern cities and the beauty of Jiangnan water towns. High-rise buildings and alleyways shine each other, elegant and lazy coexist. Various seemingly contradictory but harmoniously coexisting elements are breathtaking, and inclusiveness and diversity are the most fascinating places in Magic City. 🌟Classic check-in route ➡️City God Temple-Yuyuan Garden-Bund-Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street The must-check route for the first time to Shanghai. The "old Shanghai" and the "new era" coexist. Religious buildings, Jiangnan gardens, skyscrapers, snack commercial streets, this route includes them all. If you have time, you can also visit the nearby Shanghai Museum, but the museum has many people during the holidays and needs to be booked in advance. 🌟City walk route ➡️Wukang Road/Yuyuan Road/Hengshan Road/Sweet Love Road/Duolun Road If you don't want to go to the crowded check-in spots, just find a road to see the plane trees and old houses, and you can occasionally find some special small shops or cafes. 🌟Jiangnan ancient town route ➡️Xinchang Ancient Town/Nanxiang Ancient Town/Fengjing Ancient Town/Zhujiajiao Ancient Town You don't need to go to Suzhou and Hangzhou, there are small bridges and flowing water in Shanghai. If you go to Xinchang Ancient Town, remember to bring a postcard, the postal code there is 201314. 🌟Second element route ➡️EVA Unit 0/Gundam Statue/Baolian ZX/Meiluo City Known as China's Akihabara, the city with the highest concentration of the second element in China, arranging a whole day of the second element journey is also a good choice. 🌟Fairy tale route ➡️Disneyland Disney must arrange a whole day, stay near the park one day in advance, or near the subway station near the park, start early the next day, and prepare to welcome a day of many people and happiness. 🚌Transportation Buses and subways are very convenient, Alipay, Cloud Flash Pay and WeChat can all open electronic bus cards, or directly download a metropolis app. 🏠Accommodation It is recommended to stay near People's Square and Nanjing Road, which is convenient for travel and dining, and you can go to the Bund to blow the wind at night. 🍜Food Fried dumplings and small steamed buns are local snacks, and crayfish are also very good. Some special themed restaurants need to be booked, so you can do some homework in advance.

How can you not visit this terrace when you come to Shanghai!? Although the citywalk is popular recently, but the weather is too hot I still prefer to chat with friends in the cool breeze of the Huangpu River on the Bund in the evening Perhaps only in Shanghai can I find the original intention of picking up the camera!! Ps: All are shot with a camera, I didn't fly a drone, because it will be hit

China, a mesmerizing country of wonders that stole my heart. From the enchanting city of Kunming to the timeless beauty of ancient gems like Dali and Lijiang, each destination unfolded a unique chapter of beauty. Wandering through the cobbled streets of old towns felt like stepping into a living history book. The vibrant markets, a treasure of local crafts, added a touch of authenticity to every corner. Natural wonders, like the breathtaking Blue Moon Valley, painted landscapes that seemed straight out of a dream. Chengdu, the panda capital, was a highlight of my journey. Watching these adorable creatures play and munch on bamboo at the Giant Panda Research Center was a moment etched in time. And then, there’s Shanghai – a modern metropolis where towering skyscrapers touch the clouds, creating a mesmerizing skyline. Why visit China? Because every city is a unique story waiting to be explored. The old towns offer a glimpse into China’s rich history, the markets burst with cultural vibrancy, and the natural wonders showcase Mother Nature’s artistry. China beckons with a promise of discovery and enchantment. Pack your bags and let the adventure unfold! ✨

Shanghai is a vibrant and charming city with many attractions worth visiting. Here are my top five recommended must-see attractions in Shanghai: 1. The Bund: The Bund is a landmark of Shanghai, overlooking the skyscrapers and historical buildings on both sides of the Huangpu River, and it is an excellent place to shoot Shanghai's night view. 2. Shanghai Museum: The Shanghai Museum is one of the largest museums in China, displaying a wealth of Chinese culture and historical heritage, including ceramics, calligraphy, painting, bronzes, jade, etc. 3. Oriental Pearl Tower: The Oriental Pearl Tower is another landmark of Shanghai. It is the tallest tower in China and overlooks the entire Shanghai urban area. It is an excellent place to shoot the beautiful scenery of Shanghai. 4. Shanghai City God Temple: The Shanghai City God Temple is an ancient Taoist temple and one of the oldest buildings in Shanghai. It is a good place to understand Shanghai's historical culture. 5. Tianzifang: Tianzifang is the old city of Shanghai, retaining many traditional buildings and cultures, and it is a good place to feel the old city style of Shanghai.

📍The Bund, Oriental Pearl Tower Seeing the actual Oriental Pearl Tower, which never fails to appear in Chinese dramas, was so fascinating! They say you can't miss the night view of The Bund when visiting Shanghai, and even the time spent blankly staring at the lights was pleasing to the eyes! The bright lights of The Bund streets are perfect for a leisurely stroll, so don't forget to visit ✨

Diving deep into the heart of Shanghai, the cityscape transforms into a dazzling tapestry of experiences. 🏙️✨ The futuristic skyline of Pudong beckons with its towering structures, showcasing the city's cutting-edge embrace of modernity. 🌃🚀 Venturing further, the historic allure of the French Concession unfolds like a cherished novel, with each street narrating tales of a bygone era. 📖💫 Amidst the tree-lined boulevards and charming architecture, Shanghai whispers secrets of its past, creating a harmonious blend of old-world charm and contemporary dynamism. Embracing the fusion of tradition and modernity, Shanghai captivates your senses, leaving you in awe of its ever-evolving spirit. 🌐💖 Join me on this urban adventure, where every step unveils the soul of this vibrant metropolis, promising a journey filled with discovery and enchantment. 🥂🏰