What are the interesting places in Shanghai?

Day 1: Chenghuang Temple. By the way, you can go to the small commodity wholesale market in Chenghuang Temple. It is recommended not to shop in the Chenghuang Temple, which is very expensive. Things there can generally be found in wholesale markets. Yu Garden is probably the oldest building in the center of Shanghai. If you are interested in gardens, you can go and have a look. This is the admission fee. Nanxiang Xiaolong near Jiuqu Bridge suggested having a taste. Try crab powder, but don't eat it anywhere else. There is an old street behind the Chenghuang Temple, where you can find some old Shanghai customs. After the tour, take bus No.66 of Henan Road, and at night, you can go to Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street to see the night view of Nanjing Road. The next day: Lujiazui Financial Center. You can go to the Oriental Pearl or the World Financial Center. There is a Shanghai History Museum in the Oriental Pearl, which I personally think is worth visiting. The World Financial Center is the tallest building in Shanghai at present. Reminder, it is suggested that the place to pick up tickets on Tuesday is half-price day. After seeing the scenery, you can go to Zheng Da Square next to the Oriental Pearl. The largest shopping plaza in Shanghai. At night, you can walk along the road of Zheng Da Square to the riverside, to Binjiang Avenue, and overlook the night view of Puxi Bund from Pudong. Now it is suggested not to go to the Bund, which is undergoing major repairs to welcome the World Expo. You can see the Bund World Building from Pudong. Day 3: Visit Duolun Road Celebrity Culture Street. Sichuan roadside, get off at Dongbaoxing Road of Rail Transit Line 3, and take buses such as 18, 2 1 and 70. There are many literati living in Duolun Road, including Lu Xun and Contradiction. It is also the territory of the left-wing alliance. The old movie coffee bar on Duolun Road, where many movies and TV series were shot. After the transfer, you can take Line 8 to People's Square and transfer to Line 1, get off at Shaanxi Road and start visiting Huaihai Road. You can stroll all the way to the evening and go to Xintiandi, a new landmark in Shanghai. The nightlife is wonderful. Maybe you will meet the stars. Day 4: You can take the rail transit 1 line or Line 4 to the 80,000-person stadium, and then leave the station to find the No.5 elevator of the stadium, where there is a tourist distribution center. Taking a tour bus to Zhujiajiao, an ancient town in Shanghai, seems to run every hour. The specific route of /main.asp can be found here. You can stay there for a day. If you have the strength, you can visit Madame Tussauds and New World Building on Nanjing Road on your return trip. Take the 1 line from the 80,000-person gymnasium and get off at People's Square. Day 5: You can go to Qipu Road, the most famous clothing wholesale market in Shanghai, but you can't go for a day. The shops there usually close at 6 o'clock. You can go to People's Square after closing time. There is a car at the entrance of Qipu Road. Look at the night view of People's Square, as well as the Grand Theatre and Museum. Not bad at night. There is Mei Shopping Center under People's Square, and there are many fashionable shops. You can adjust what you like yourself, go shopping, or take a break and do some shopping. By the way, you can also go to hengshan road in the evening, which is a bar street with a good atmosphere. But if you have been to Xintiandi, maybe hengshan road will feel inferior. If there is anything else I can do, you can keep asking me. I suggest you travel by train. It's convenient, and the science museum and aquarium are also very interesting. . . I forgot this. The Science and Technology Museum goes on Tuesdays, half price, and closes on Mondays. It's really good, and the three-dimensional movie in it is worth seeing. The aquarium is next to the Oriental Pearl. When you visit the Oriental Pearl, you can visit the aquarium. Is Tuesday Aquarium a half-price day? I can't remember PS: July 7 is purely original.