Shanghai Must Do
I've visited Shanghai many times for work and then stayed an extra few days to experience this beautiful city! Here are a few of the things I would recommend that you do while in town
I've had dinner here numerous times and it never disappoints. The meals have been incredible and the views of the city are breathtaking!
For kids young and old! Of all of the overseas Disney's, this one has been one of the best that I have visited and it's very interesting to see how it's been adapted to the local culture.
A must have visit for those looking for a cultural and spiritual experience
You can never go wrong with the Intercontinental hotel - I've stayed here a few times while in Shanghai and it has not disappointed
What better way to see the city from the water then by a dinner cruise. Here are a few options while in town - I've also gone on one just for drinks before enjoying a nice dinner on dry land
One hour outside of Shanghai - learn about this ancient town thru this tour. Great day trip!
I love a good food tour for any new city I visit! Here are some options to try the local goodies and get a feel for this beautiful city
Another great way to get to know a city is thru a walking tour - here are a few options to check out
If you only have a short time in China, consider this option to get to see some of the most amazing sites in the world! The Great Wall and the Forbidden City. This tour goes by air.
Enjoy the views of the city from Shanghai Tower - the tallest building in all of China
History buffs will want to head here to learn more about the history of this ancient yet modern city and see all of the different artifacts collected throughout the years.
Amazing location, sleek design, one of my favorite hotels in the city!
This is on my list for my next visit. I'm not only excited to see Hangzhou but everyone I speak with says the bullet train is pure luxury!
Gorgeous view, right on the water, great food - 5/5 recommend!
Yu Garden is located in central Shanghai’s Huangpu District, on a spot within the boundaries of former Old City. It is the only classic Chinese garden in the downtown area and was once a private garden for Ming Dynasty officials