Art galleries, boutiques, outdoor cafes and winding back alleys make this a great place to get lost in.

Affordable massages from the pros - best perk about being a tourist in Shanghai.

Delicious Uighur food, an ethnic minority from the hills of NW Xinjiang. The menu, like the province, is a mish-mish of Uighur standards: all sorts of meats in all sorts of spices - a safe place to be adventurous with menu choices!

Save some energy for the Fabric market where you should expect to haggle items down to 10% of the quoted price.

Go-karts and a bar. Together. Under one roof. Open until 2am.

With Bund views from the terrace, this is a great way to enjoy some of the best Yunnan (Southern Chinese) cuisine while checking off bund views from the list of things to see in Shanghai.

Tiny, dark and cozy jazz bar with great local and foreign talent performing every night.

Spacious, modern yet comfortable rooms right in the middle of Jing-An with a traditional lane-house vibe. Only 26 rooms so feels more intimate than most big name hotels in the city.