When traveling to Shanghai, what are the recommended must-see attractions?

Shanghai, known as the Fog City, is an upper-class city in the eyes of ordinary people, where there is countless prosperity and countless loneliness. The neon lights light up and the two worlds meet. But in Shanghai, there are also places where we can be ordinary. In this era of touting prosperity, being ordinary has become a derogatory term instead of ordinary. Let’s take a look at the ordinary places within our reach~ However, the rhythm of Shanghai is slightly different from ours. It is recommended to choose the subway for travel. The popularity of the subway can really bring convenience to people. Within 5 stops - bus Or subway, 5 stops away - it is recommended to choose the subway, sightseeing - double-decker bus/ferry.

First stop: City God’s Temple. Transportation: Take Metro Line 10 for 25 minutes.

Warm tips: The night view of the City God Temple is beautiful. You can take a walk here at night to check in, or you can take a night tour of the ancient city with your boyfriend. However, the museum is closed on Mondays, so be careful not to miss out. Tickets only cost 10 yuan! But you can give out three sticks of incense for free to worship the God of Wealth?

Second stop: Wukang Road Transportation: Take Metro Line 10 for 20 minutes.

Warm tips: Sisters who love beauty can replace their high heels, otherwise they will be blistered. This is a great place to take photos, especially on a sunny day, when the streets lined with sycamore trees are filled with greenery. The Wukang Building is also here. Those who want to see the Wukang Building should stay here.

The third stop: Sinan Road Transportation: Take Metro Line 10 for 20 minutes.

Warm tips: Sinan Road is in European style. Sisters who like retro style can choose to check in here, but the makeup must be suitable for Europe~ There is also Sinan Mansion here, which can be used as a photo check-in. Lady of the Republic of China. For clothing, try to choose a long velvet skirt, which is graceful and elegant.

?Fourth stop: Nanjing Pedestrian Street. Mode of transportation: walking, cycling, subway? Line 1/2/8 People’s Square Station-Exit No. 7

Warm little Tips: A must-visit place in Shanghai? The Shili Foreign Market in the movie and TV series, the Nanjing East Road Pedestrian Street by the Huangpu River, full of the feeling of old Shanghai, walk along the Nanjing East Road Pedestrian Street to the end of the Bund, and opposite is Lujiazui: the highest in Shanghai The three buildings of the Oriental Pearl Tower! You can visit three attractions along one street! ! A blessing for sisters who are afraid of trouble!

The fifth stop: Lujiazui Transportation: It only takes 15 minutes to walk or ride a bicycle. The subway is not recommended as the distance is short.

Warm tips: After exiting the Nanjing Pedestrian Street, you will be surrounded by old shops dating back to the Republic of China. Enter according to your interest. There are many delicious small restaurants on the small branch road in the middle. It is worth turning in and giving it a try. ; Walking to the end is the Bund Plaza, where the wealth of Shanghai is most concentrated. Next to it is the Wanguo Building Group, and opposite is Lujiazui. The three tallest buildings in Shanghai: Shanghai Center, Global Center, Jinmao Tower and Oriental Pearl are all here. Taking pictures at night? suitable.

Lujiazui can cross the Huangpu River by ferry, and the fare is only 2 yuan! ! ! ! There are relatively few people in Lujiazui, and the roads in Pudong are very wide, so it is not crowded when walking around. There are viewing platforms in Shanghai Center and the Oriental Pearl Tower, where you can feel the feeling of overlooking Shanghai from the clouds!!!! It feels super great! !

Okay! These are the must-see attractions. I hope everyone can have an unforgettable trip in Shanghai.