• Shanghai Jewish Refugees Museum - Shanghai Jewish Refugees Museum/Ohel Moishe Synagogue—–During WWII this designated area became the home of approximately 20,000 refugees from Central Europe.The tour takes a walk through the former ghetto,visits Huoshan park,and goes to Ohel Moishe Synagogue and its museum.
  The Peace Hotel—–Built by British-Jew,Victor Sassoon,former Cathay Hotel,this luxurious building epitomised the era when Shanghai was known as the
• The Bund (Wai Tan) - The Bund shows off Shanghai’s outstanding foreign buildings, most of which were erected before 1937.it is the emblem of Shanghai, the area used to be British concession.
  Lunch is not included
• Moller Residence - It was originally owned by the rich Jewish merchant Mahler, and then changed hands several times. It was converted into Hengshan Mahler Villa Hotel in 2005,Information Tour Only,No gurantee to go inside.
• Huoshan Road - The former site of the Far East Anti-War Congress is located at No. 85 Huoshan
  Road, Hongkou District. It is a three-story bungalow, where the sign of the former site of
  the Far East Anti-War Congress hangs in an inconspicuous doorway. Soong Qingling
  prepared and held the Far East Anti-War Congress in 1936.Information Tour Only,No gurantee to go inside.
• Huoshan Park (
  North Gate) - Huoshan Park The area is only the size of the street garden; although small, it has a
  quite long and hazy history. Huoshan Park is located at the intersection on the south side
  of Zhoushan Road, very close to Tilanqiao Prison, a Jewish area that took refuge in
  Shanghai during World War II. There is a glass-covered nameplate in the park, which is
  hung by the Hongkou District People’s Government and the Israeli Consulate General in
  Shanghai, to commemorate that period. The old city renovation project in Hongkou District
  continues to eat away at the surrounding neighborhoods, hoping that the historical
  neighborhoods and buildings around Huoshan Park will survive because of its cultural status
• Site of the American Jewish Joint Succour Committee (
  JDC) - American Jewish Distribution Committee JDC representative Laura Margolis,By
  1943, over 16,500 Jewish refugees were living primarily in Hongkew, Shanghai, a ghetto
  established by the Japanese invaders at Nazi instigation. As conditions worsened, the
  JDC stepped in to provide food, education, and vocational training; built hospitals; and set
  up an emigration office.Information Tour Only,No gurantee to go inside.
• Changyang Road - Former Site of Jewish Refugees Shelter Lane.138 Changyang Road,Information Tour Only,No gurantee to go inside.
• Huoshan Road - Roy Roof Garden Restaurant on top of the Broadway Theatre,57 HuoShan Road
  Built in 1928,the Art Deco Restaurant is the largest place to avoid summer hearter in the jewish isolated zone during the World War II.
  The Broadway Theatre was an outdoor recreational venue for the Jewish refugees living in hongkou District during the World War II.
  Information Tour,Not go inside.
• Baima Coffee - Former site if Baima Coffee store,White Horse Inn

• Hotel pickup and drop-off included
• Experience a private tour for a personalized journey
• Gain insights from a professional guide
• Convenience of a dedicated driver
• All activities are part of the package

• Lunch
• Tips for guide and driver

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.