Nearby Attractions

A 1.5km promenade along the Huangpu River lined with 1920s-30s colonial-era banks and trading houses, facing the futuristic Pudong skyline directly across the water.

Closed: No weekly closure — open 24 hours

Free, open-air public promenade; some historic buildings along it house separately-ticketed exhibits, bars, or restaurants.

A Ming-dynasty (1559) classical Jiangnan garden of rockeries, ponds, and pavilions in the heart of the Old City, next to the bustling Yuyuan Bazaar.

Closed: No weekly closure — open daily, 9:00–16:30 (last entry 16:00)

Peak season (Apr–Jun, Sep–Nov): ¥40 adult / ¥20 concession. Off season (Jul–Aug, Dec–Mar): ¥30 / ¥15. Children under 1.3m free.

The world's second-tallest building (632m); its 118th-floor "Shanghai Summit" deck is the world's highest observation deck, with 360° views over Lujiazui and the Bund.

Closed: No weekly closure — open daily

Standard adult ticket ¥180; students/seniors 60+ ¥120; under 1.2m free. +¥88 upgrade for the 125th/126th-floor Damper Show. Combo tickets from ¥268.

Shanghai's 468m TV-tower landmark, instantly recognizable by its pink spheres, with a glass skywalk floor at 259m and a museum on the tower's history in its base.

Closed: No weekly closure — open daily

Two-Sphere ticket (263m deck + 259m glass skywalk) ¥199; Three-Sphere ticket (adds 351m Space Module) ¥220. Under 1.0m free; 1.0–1.4m half price; seniors 65+ half price on-site.

Mainland China's busiest shopping street, a 1.6km car-free strip running from People's Square to the Bund, packed with department stores, flagship shops, and neon signage.

Closed: No weekly closure — open 24 hours

Free public street. A paid sightseeing tram runs the length of it for those who don't want to walk (small fare).

A 1,700-year-old canal town on Shanghai's western edge, with Ming/Qing-era stone bridges, waterside teahouses, and gondola-style boat rides along its canals.

Closed: No weekly closure — open daily

Free to enter the town itself. Combo tickets covering several individual gardens/temples run ¥30–80; a canal boat ride is roughly ¥30 per person.

Mainland China's only Disney resort (opened 2016), with Disneytown, a lake, and the park itself featuring the world's largest Disney castle, Enchanted Storybook Castle.

Closed: No weekly closure — open daily, hours vary by season

Dynamic 4-tier calendar pricing: ¥475 (low-season weekday) to ¥719+ (weekends/summer/holidays); ¥599 shown here is the mid "regular" tier, not a fixed price.

A 1,780-year-old Buddhist temple rebuilt in gilded Song-dynasty style, its ornate golden hall and towering incense burner standing in sharp contrast to the glass skyscrapers surrounding it on Nanjing Road West.

Closed: No weekly closure — open daily, 7:30–17:00

¥50 includes 3 incense sticks. Free entry on the 1st and 15th of the lunar month. Under 1.3m free; seniors/students often half price.