Do you need to prepare anything for going to Shanghai now?

To travel to Shanghai, you must first prepare a tour guide, know where to visit in advance, and then remember some precautions.

It must be noted that when you are in the subway station, someone will ask you for money, but generally they will not ask you for it directly. First, say that you are a foreigner and don't know how to get to a place by subway. Then ask how much money you need and how to buy a ticket. Then ask if you have any change when you are about to be fooled. You can't talk to them much.

Oriental Pearl Radio and Television Tower. Now that I'm in Shanghai, the famous Oriental Pearl must be a scenic spot I can't miss. The Oriental Pearl Tower is one of the landmarks in Shanghai, which overlooks the whole night scene of Shanghai. As a national 5a-level scenic spot, the ticket price of the Oriental Pearl Tower is also very cost-effective. When you go to Shanghai, you must not miss this scenic spot.

Shanghai Lujiazui Finance and Trade Center. This piece is facing the sharp corner of the old Bund in Puxi. Before Pudong was developed, it was actually a wasteland. Since the development of 1990 Pudong, it has changed with each passing day and has now become a landmark area of new Shanghai. Among these skyscrapers, the tallest is the 632-meter Shanghai Center. Followed by the global center, 492 meters high; Then there is Jinmao Tower, which is 420.5 meters high.

Nanjing road on the bund. These are two connected places. First of all, the Bund refers to an area along the Huangpu River, with a length of 1.5 km, which is mainly composed of riverside parks and a modern western-style building. This area used to be the seat of the British and American Concessions, and it was also an important dock where merchant ships docked. There is a green Peace Hotel in the middle of this building, and Nanjing East Road is downstairs.

Walk a few kilometers along Nanjing East Road and cross Henan Middle Road, which is the pedestrian street of Nanjing Road. 1 km long pedestrian street, full of merchant shops. Looking around, there are surging heads below and exquisite signs above.