This is a great spot to enjoy the night view of the 1920s European-style buildings lining the Huangpu River and the futuristic city of Pudong on the opposite bank.

This is Shanghai's most bustling shopping district, a paradise for shopping and dining, with everything from long-established department stores to the latest brand stores.

This art spot, converted from a shikumen building, is home to a maze of unique shops in its labyrinthine alleys. It's a place where you can experience the fusion of old and new Shanghai.

This Ming-dynasty garden in the heart of Shanghai features ponds and corridors, and the adjacent market offers local specialty xiaolongbao and crafts.

This area is home to trendy restaurants, bars and boutiques, housed in renovated traditional houses known as shikumen.

Shanghai's "Venice of the East." An ancient town crisscrossed by waterways, lined with stone bridges and rows of old houses. A water town that retains the atmosphere of the past and where you can enjoy boating.

The first Magic Kingdom–style theme park outside of the United States, it is a theme park of dreams and magic, loved by families and Disney fans worldwide.

A symbol of the city of the future. Take the high-speed elevator to the observation deck in the sky. Enjoy a 360-degree panoramic view of Shanghai's cityscape.

A golden Buddhist temple nestled among skyscrapers. A historic Zen temple offering a serene escape in Shanghai's bustling cityscape. Traditional beauty that stands out amid the urban hustle.