• The Bund (Wai Tan) - The Shanghai Bund features numerous historical buildings along the Huangpu River, which once housed banks, trading houses, and consulates from Europe, Asia, and the United States. This area showcases Shanghai’s Western architectural and cultural influences and now offers a scenic walkway along the river, providing insights into Shanghai’s history.
• Nanjing Lu (Nanjing Road) - As one of Shanghai’s main shopping streets, Nanjing Road is among the world’s busiest. It is pedestrian-friendly, allowing visitors to stroll, browse, and shop. The street boasts hundreds of shops and international brands, along with a diverse selection of food and restaurants, making it ideal for shopping or people-watching.
• Yu Garden (Yuyuan) - Dating back to 1559 during the Ming Dynasty, this classic Chinese garden is rich in history. Visitors can explore various halls, statues, rock formations, and water features, including the renowned Grand Rockery and Exquisite Jade Rocks. The surrounding area, known as Yuyuan Bazaar or Yuyuan Market, is filled with traditional Chinese buildings now serving as commercial stores selling local products, snacks, jewelry, souvenirs, and antiques. It’s affectionately called the Shopping Kingdom.
• Former French Concession - Experience the blend of Eastern and Western cultures in this historically significant area, where colonial powers once had a strong presence in Shanghai. The unique architecture and bustling, tree-lined streets offer a European lifestyle in local Shikumen houses. The area is lively both on weekdays and weekends, and it is the most expensive place to live in China, home to the Chinese elite and expatriate executives.
• Huangpu River - Enjoy a cruise along the Huangpu River for stunning views of both the eastern and western Shanghai skylines. This one-hour river cruise offers breathtaking city views, with illuminated skyscrapers on both sides. It’s a must-do in Shanghai. Note: The cruise ticket is included. For a VIP seat on the boat, you can purchase it with your guide’s assistance when boarding.
• Lujiazui - Lujiazui is the vibrant center of modern Shanghai, where the skyline rises like a futuristic vision. The spiraling Shanghai Tower reaches the clouds, alongside the sharp-edged Shanghai World Financial Center and the elegant, tiered Jin Mao Tower. Nearby, the iconic Oriental Pearl Tower exudes futuristic charm. By day, it serves as China’s financial hub; by night, it transforms into a dazzling light display reflected on the Huangpu River. Bold, ambitious, and unmistakably Shanghai, Lujiazui encapsulates the city’s dynamic energy and global spirit in one stunning panorama. Visiting a high-rise observation deck is optional and can be arranged during the tour.

• Personal tour guide services
• Authentic local restaurant lunch
• Central Shanghai hotel pickup and drop-off
• All fees and taxes included
• Huangpu River Cruise with optional VIP seats
• Private driver and car

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For those with limited time in Shanghai who wish to leave with a comprehensive understanding of its people, history, and culture, this private tour is ideal! Participants will explore both the eastern and western parts of Shanghai, uncovering the city’s captivating blend of modern and traditional elements. The tour includes all transportation, entrance fees, lunch, and a wonderful river cruise. It’s a leisurely and scenic way to experience Shanghai!

• Dress comfortably and for the season
• If you choose afternoon departure time, you will have dinner instead of lunch
• Please advise any specific dietary requirements at time of booking
• Please wear comfortable shoes
• To secure your Yuyuan Garden Ticket and bypass queues, please provide your full name along with your passport number.

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