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Things to Do in Shanghai

Shanghai, China's largest city, offers visitors a variety of exciting sightseeing and adventure opportunities. Despite its population of over 24 million, this constantly bustling metropolis offers a variety of quieter historic districts and is packed with memorable things to do in Shanghai in addition to its many newer tourist attractions. The city is well known for its flea market at Nanjing road, where tourists go for shopping and are attracted by the loud music and beautiful lighting in the market. Explore the historical spots and learn more about Chinese culture, one of the best ways to do so is by exploring the Shanghai museum.

Adding more to the excitement, Shanghai is packed with various adventure-related activities, such as exciting sailing experiences in the beautiful Dishui Lake, scuba diving for water-enthusiasts, and many more. The Dishu lake is an eye-catching lake and you can capture some amazing pictures with your friends or families. Other than this, Mountain biking is another one of the favorite activities to do in Shanghai by tourists coming from different parts of the world. Make sure you enjoy the nightlife of Shanghai and make your trip more happy and memorable.

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The Bund
The Bund, also known as Waitan is a historical district located in central Shanghai. This area is a waterfront and is famous for its buildings and wharves located in the area and its neighbourhood. This area used to be a rich and powerful centre during the 1860s to 1930s and operated as a treaty port that was legally protected.

It is one of the best places to visit in Shanghai housing numerous historical buildings, including consulates and clubs. You can stroll along the bund and appreciate the 52 historical buildings with amazing architecture, take a cruise on the Huangpu River, or spend some leisurely time in Huangpu Park.

Location: Zhongshan East 1st Rd, Wai Tan, Huangpu, Shanghai, China

Yu Garden
Yu Garden or the Yuyuan Garden is the most famous classical Chinese Garden in a long list of numerous tourist places in Shanghai. The beautiful views offered by the Yu Garden has earned it the title ‘the crown of beauty in Southeast China’. It was built by the Ming Dynasty and it is a maze of many artificial mountains, green trees, dragon walls, rockeries, bridges, traditional buildings, and pavilions. You can explore the six parts of the garden namely the Sansui Hall, the Dianchun Hall, the Wanhua Chamber, the Yuhua Hall, the Huijing Hall, and the Inner Garden.

Location: 279 Yuyuan Old St, Huangpu, Shanghai, China, 200000

Entry Fee: 40 CNY per head

Timings: 8 AM to 5 PM


Jade Buddha Temple
In order to find a house for the two jade Buddha statues bought by a monk named Huigen from Burma, a temple was built in 1882. After being destroyed during the revolution, the temple was rebuilt in 1928 and named the ‘Jade Buddha Temple’. The Buddha statues are made of white jade and besides being unique cultural relics, these are also beautiful porcelain artworks. Besides these two big statues, you can also see a small Buddha statue bought in 1989 from Singapore, Buddhist scriptures, and many other ancient paintings.

Location: 170 Anyuan Rd, Jing'an District, China

Entry Fee: CNY 20 per head

Timings: 8 AM to 4.30 PM
Shanghai Museum
Opened in the year 1995, this Shanghai Museum houses about 120,000 precious and rare cultural pieces. There are three exhibition halls and eleven galleries, spread across the four floors of the museum. Here you can see the high-quality collection of Chinese bronze, paintings, furniture, ceramics, seals, calligraphy, sculptures, jades, and ancient coins.

This museum is one of the top four museums of China and one of the best places to visit in Shanghai. You can also learn about the numerous artefacts by taking a travel guide for help.

Location: 201 Renmin Ave, Ren Min Guang Chang, Huangpu, China, 200003

Timings:
9AM to 5 PM
Longhua Temple And Pagoda
Longhua, the oldest and largest temple of Shanghai was first built in 242 AD. The temple has several halls namely the Maitreya Hall, the Devaraj Hall, Mahavira Hall, Three Sages Hall, Abbot’s Hall, and the Sutras Hall. Here you will also find two accessory halls, the Bell Tower and the Drum Tower. The courtyard of the temple is built in a traditional Buddhist symmetry style. You can also see the seven-storied Longhua Pagoda located in front of the temple. The bells attached on each side of the octagonal eaves make the surrounding cheering and lively. In the late spring, you can attend the temple fair along with several other tourists and pilgrims.

Location: 2853 Longhua Rd, Xuhui District, Shanghai, China

Entry Fee: 10 CNY per head

Timings: 7 AM to 4:30 PM
Oriental Pearl Tower

The construction of the Oriental Pearl Tower was completed in 1995 and it is the second tallest tower in China. This tower is surrounded by Yangpu Bridge and Nanpu Bridge, creating an amazing view of twin dragons playing with pearls. The unique architecture of this TV and radio tower makes it one of the most attractive places in Shanghai. It is surrounded by green grassland on all sides, making it even more photographic. You can travel up and down the tower in its double-decker elevator and enjoy the view from any of its six observation decks.

Location: 1 Century Ave, Lu Jia Zui, Pudong, Shanghai, China

Entry Fee: 120 CNY onwards per head

Timings: 8 AM to 9:30 PM

Nanjing Road
Nanjing Road is located between the Bund, Jing’an Temple, and West Yan’an Street. This premier shopping street of China is one of the top tourist attractions in Shanghai for shoppers seeking fashion. This shopping street is almost a century old and has gone through several significant structural changes.

Though the modern speciality stores, theatres, shopping malls, and international hotels have overshadowed the traditional stores, you can still explore and shop in almost hundreds of traditional stores. You can find many ancient traditional food stores here, offering you a taste of authentic Shanghai food.

Location: Nan Jing Lu, Huangpu Qu, Shanghai Shi, China
People's Square
The People’s Square is located at the centre of Shanghai and is one of the most crowded places in the city. The People’s Avenue and the People’s Park was built in 1949, but before that, it used to be a racecourse. It is the largest public square of Shanghai, stretching in an area of 140,000 square meters.

Here you can see the new Municipal Government Mansion and many underground structures. You can also explore the Shanghai Museum, which looks like a Chinese cooking pot, and the Shanghai Grand Theater made entirely of glass and balanced on one side by the Urban Planning Exhibition Hall.

Location: People's Square, Huangpu, China

Timings: Open 24 hours
Xujiahui Cathedral And The Sheshan Basilica
The Xujiahui Cathedral or the St. Ignatius Cathedral is the biggest and the most famous cathedral in Shanghai. This cathedral is also known as the ‘Vatican of Shanghai’ and its outside shape resembles a Latin cross. Inside the cathedral, you can find amazing examples of design and architecture in the form of pillars, windows, altars, etc.

Follow the rules regarding personal attire while visiting. Sheshan Basilica, also known as Basilica of Mary, Help of Christians, is an important Roman Catholic Church of Shanghai. The best time to visit here is in May when crowds of pilgrims come here for the annual pilgrimage.

Location: 158 Puxi Rd, Xu Jia Hui, Xuhui District, Shanghai, China
Museum Of Contemporary Art
Located in the People’s Square, the Museum of Contemporary Art Shanghai or MOCA Shanghai is a well-known contemporary art museum and one of the famous tourist places in Shanghai. The museum was established in 2005 and it focuses on promoting Chinese and international contemporary art. Along with the art exhibitions, the museum also hosts various talks, seminars, and educational programs that can be attended both by adults and children. On the third floor of the museum, you can also visit the MoCA on the Park, previously an Art Lab, which is a restaurant with a bar and rooftop patio.

Location: 231 Nanjing W Rd, Ren Min Guang Chang, Huangpu, Shanghai, China

Timings: 11 AM to 7 PM; Closed on Monday
Rockbund Art Museum
RAM or the Rockbund Art Museum is a contemporary art museum located in the central Shanghai region. The museum is housed in the former building of the Royal Asiatic Society near the Bund waterfront. The museum is dedicated to promoting projects in the international contemporary art field. You can see the work of famous Chinese artists named Cai Guo-Qiang and Zeng Fanzhi. The rich historical and cultural heritage of the museum makes it one of the well-known places to visit in Shanghai for art lovers.

Location: 20 Huqiu Rd, Huangpu, Shanghai, China, 200085

Entry Fee: 50 RMB

Timings: 10 AM to 6 PM; Closed on Monday

Shanghai Haichang Ocean Park
Located off the east China sea coast, the Shanghai Haichang Ocean Park is the best ocean-themed park built in China till now. This park is divided into 5 main themes and an ocean resort with international standards in the project quality, construction level, and thematic features.

Get a breathtaking view of the deep sea, arctic and antarctic ecology, and the mesmerising volcano lava. You can also enjoy the wonderful animal show, the extraordinary adventure, and the animal-themed 5-star hotel rooms. The rooftop of the park offers a panoramic 360-degree view of the landscape around it.

Location: China, Shanghai Shi, Pudong

Entry Fee: RMB 299 per head for adults, RMB 170 per head for children

Timings: 9 AM to 5:30 PM

Madame Tussauds
The Madame Tussauds, the sixth one in the world, was opened for the public in the year 2006. Add this museum to your list of places to visit in Shanghai and enjoy your visit on the New World Plaza’s 10th floor. There are about 80 wax statues of celebrities in Shanghai’s Madame Tussauds, including the statues of Liu Xiang, Yao Ming, Tom Cruise, Michael Jordan, David Beckham, and Bill Clinton. The statues are displayed in seven Themed Pavilions showing the different stages involved in the making of the statues and some legendary historical figures.

Location: 10th floor of the New World Department Store, Nanjing Xi Road, Shanghai, China.

Entry Fee: 190 RMB per head for adults, 150 RMB per head for students, 110 RMB per head for children & senior citizens

Timings: 10 AM to 9 PM

Shanghai Auto Museum
This automobile museum is located in the Auto Expo Park of the Shanghai International Automobile City and is one of the unique places in Shanghai that you can visit on your trip. Opened for the public in 2007, it is the first and one of its kind specialist museum in China. You can explore the four parts of the museum namely history, exploration, collection, and temporary exhibitions.

You can see a collection of almost 100 classic automobiles from China and all over the world. You can also explore the Antique Car Pavilion of the museum exhibiting different models of cars manufactured between 1900 and 1970.

Location: 7565 Boyuan Rd, Jiading District, Shanghai, China

Entry Fee: CNY 60 per head for adults, Free for children

Timings: 9:30 AM to 4:30 PM; Closed on Monday
Disneytown
The Disneytown is located at the Shanghai Disney Resort in the Pudong district of Shanghai. It is one of the famous places in Shanghai where people come for dining, shopping, and enjoying the entertainment complex. This complex was opened in 2016 and it also houses the Walt Disney Grand Theatre and an Art Deco theatre that regularly hosts The Lion King’s Mandarin Broadway version.

Here you can explore the various stores and restaurants such as the Shanghai Min, The Cheesecake Factory, the Lego Store, Starbucks, Coconut Paradise, Cetc.

Location: Chuanshaxinzhen, Pudong, Shanghai, China
Shanghai Ocean Aquarium
This aquarium is located between the Oriental Pearl Tower and the Jin Mao Tower in the Pudong District. It has the longest submarine viewing tunnel in the world making it one of the most popular tourist places in Shanghai.

You can explore the pyramid-shaped buildings of the museum and a huge exhibition area with a gift shop and an excellent restaurant. It is the only aquarium in the world having a China Zone, housing the aquatic organisms and their ecology of Yangtze valley, and also exhibiting some of China’s endangered aquatic species.

Location: 1388 Lujiazui Ring Rd, Lu Jia Zui, Pudong, Shanghai, China, 200031

Entry Fee: CNY 160 per head for adults, CNY 110 per head for children

Timings: 9 AM to 6 PM
Propaganda Poster Art Centre
The Propaganda Poster Art Centre is home to an extensive collection of brilliant original posters made by the Chinese history buffs and design enthusiasts of the 1950s, ’60s and ’70s. One of the main attractions of the exhibition is the collection of impressive cigarette posters dating back to the 1920s. You can also find a shop inside the Propaganda Poster Art Centre, selling amazing collector’s objects, such as postcards and replica posters.

Location: Bldg B/4, President Mansion, 868 Huashan Rd, Shanghai, China

Entry Fee: ¥25 per head

Timings: 10 to 5pm, Closed on Monday
China Art Museum
Also known as the China Art Palace, this museum is located in the 2010 Shanghai World Expo’s China Pavilion. The museum houses more than 1400 artworks, including many prints, oil paintings, sculptures, and Chinese paintings depicting the history of Chinese modern art.

This free museum is one of the most popular tourist attractions in Shanghai and you just have to book an entry ticket two days prior to your visit. While exploring the museum, a visit to Exhibition Hall 5 is most recommended. This hall shows the Riverside Scene at the Qingming Festival through an electronic mode.

Location: 205 Shangnan Rd, Pudong, Shanghai, China, 200010

Entry Fee: 20 CNY per head

Timings: 10 AM to 6 PM, Closed on Monday
Jin Mao Tower And Skywalk
Jin Mao Tower, the third tallest building in Shanghai, and was built from 1994 to 1999. This 88 storied building is a mix of traditional Chinese culture and a new architectural style. In this building, you can find a luxury 5-star hotel, modern offices, banquet halls, exhibition halls, entertainment facilities, and an observation deck. In this tower, you can also enjoy skywalking from the 88th sightseeing floor. This service is also called ‘wander in the cloud’ and offers a walk along a glass skywalk without any rails, giving a panoramic view of the Huangpu River banks.

Location: 88 Century Ave, Lu Jia Zui, Pudong, China

Entry Fee: CNY 388 per head

Timings: 9 AM to 9:30 PM
Shanghai Natural History Museum
If you want to feel your connection with nature, the Shanghai Natural History Museum is one of the best places to visit in Shanghai. The museum was established in 1958 and was moved to the Jing’an Sculpture Park in the year 2015. In the museum, you can find a collection of 240,000 samples of flora and fauna, including about 135,000 plant specimens, 62,000 specimens of animals, 1700 mineral specimens, and 700 Stone Age specimens. You can also see some rare species only found in China such as a giant salamander, a giant panda, a Yellow River mammoth, and a Yangtze Alligator.

Location: Jing'an District, Shanghai, China

Entry Fee: CNY 30 per head for adults, CNY 12 per head for children under 18 years

Timings: 9 AM to 5:15 PM

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Which are the best things to do in Shanghai?

1. Shop at Nanjing Road: Nanjing Road is the famous shopping street in Shanghai that runs for several miles from Zhongshan Lu. You can spend a great time shopping for your favorite clothing collection, Chinese-styled scarf, hand-made watches, and many more. To keep you engaged along this long stretch, you’ll find beautifully handcrafted Chinese artifacts to expensive boutiques with vibrant music running all over the street. There are malls, historic shops, street vendors, and small outlets, where you can test your bargaining skills and enjoy the shopping time. The street is fully packed with live performances depicting Chinese culture and especially during the festive season the street shines like beautiful sparkling light. Other than this, you can feed yourself with finger-licking Chinese street food such as Xie ke huang, Chinese-style fried chicken, Xiaolongbao, and many more.

Location: Nanjing Road, Shanghai

2. Explore Shanghai Museum: Talking about classical Chinese art museums then nothing can beat the beauty of the Shanghai Museum. This magnificent museum sits in a modern building which is a perfect example of an art of work. You can take a walk in and out of the museum with each corner giving you an insight into the Chinese historical culture. This is one of the best things to do in Shanghai as exploring the Shanghai Museum is fun during your visit as you will get impressed by different collections of ink drawings, calligraphy, coins, and furnishing from the Ming and Qing periods.

Location: Renmin Ave, Ren Min Guang Chang, Huangpu, China, 200003

3. Have fun at Disneyland Park: Grab a ticket to the Shanghai Disneyland park and get ready to embrace the child in you, this one of the favorite things to do in Shanghai by tourists. You can’t miss the exciting day of thrilling rides, spectacular shows, and delectable treats that will delight children and adults as well. The Shanghai Disneyland park combines classic Disneyland magic with Chinese culture to create a one-of-a-kind experience unlike any other Disney park in the world. The seven-themed lands at Shanghai Disney Resort will make sure that you don’t get bored while exploring your childhood memories with your friends or families.

Location: Pudong, Shanghai, China
Fee: Adults - 507 CNY, Child/Senior -365 CNY)

4. Watch performances at the Shanghai Circus World: Shanghai circus world is one of the world’s largest acrobatics art and is one of the favorite things to do in Shanghai by travelers, which attracts lots of tourists from different parts of the globe. Get ready to mesmerize with the beautiful plays and performance which includes traditional bowl dancing, death-defying motorcycle stunts, and many more. Not only this, there are some dazzling performances by professionals where modern lightning effects are used on stage to give it a breathtaking experience to viewers. To give a fun element you can enjoy the magic, dance, animal act, traditional Chinese acrobatics, and soothing musical vibe of the circus.

Location: 2266 Gonghexin Rd, Peng Pu Xin Cun, Zhabei Qu, Shanghai, China, 200072
Fee: Kids - Free, adults - (130-160 CNY)

5. Get a birds-eye view World Financial Center: Shanghai Financial Center is located in the beautiful financial district of Pudong, making it a cultural and commercial symbol of a global financial hub. You can get a beautiful scenic view after reaching the top of the World Financial Center, where you will be covering a massive height of 492m. Coming down to the majestic offering of Shanghai Financial Center, it has world-class financial facilities and cultural art exhibitions, making it a key highlight for travelers. This one of the most visited places in Shanghai, make sure to add it to your bucket list of things to do in Shanghai. You can take a walk across the skywalk corridor which is made up of transparent glass, giving you an airwalk experience.

Location: 100 Century Avenue, Pudong, Shanghai
Fee: 60-100 CNY

6. Cruise at Huangpu River: A cruise is a perfect way to appreciate the scenery along the Huangpu River. When visiting Shanghai, a Huangpu River cruise is one of the favorite things to do in Shanghai. If you have time, you can take a Huangpu River night cruise to see the most spectacular night view. A buffet, Chinese food, and western cuisine are all available onboard the ship. You will savor a delectable meal while taking in the sights. This mode of transportation appeals not only to tourists but also to locals who enjoy relaxing on a river cruise.

Location: Shanghai, China
Fee: 120 - 188 CNY

7. Visit Yuyuan Garden: Yuyuan Garden, or Yu Yuan in Chinese, is a classical garden in Shanghai's Huangpu District that is a must-see attraction. While Yuyuan Garden is small, it contains all of the elements that a traditional Chinese garden should have. Pavilions, halls, rockeries, ponds, and cloisters all have their own distinctive features. The roof ornaments, and window openings, as well as the dragon-adorned walls, make this imposing structure stand out. You can enjoy your peaceful walk in the Yuyuan garden with your families or friends, don’t miss to add it to your list of things to do in Shanghai.

Location: 279 Yuyuan Old St, Huangpu, Shanghai, China, 200000
Fee: 13 CNY per person, children under 1.3 M height - Free

8. Explore Watertown: Shanghai's Water Towns are a fantastic mix of traditional Chinese and Western architecture. You can feel as though you are walking through China's history as you stroll along the canals of the old town. Instead of huge crowds of visitors, you'll see locals washing clothing, sipping tea, or playing cards alongside the water. Prepare to be immersed in Nanxun Water Town, where you'll be able to witness the traditional Chinese writing brush-making process and enjoy a wedding show on the water.

Location: Shanghai, China

What are the best things to do in Shanghai at Night?

1. Cruise along the Huangpu river: Get ready to view the magnificent Shanghai Skyline’s color in the evening time. You can enjoy the boat cruise in the downtime where beautiful contrast is created in the skies, giving a peaceful and relaxing experience.

2. Watch an Acrobatic show: When talking about the famous nightlife activity to do in Shanghai then attending the Acrobatic show is one of them. The shows are wonderful with several acts such as juggling, equilibrium, acrobats, and air cycles on high wires.

3. Walk and Shop Along Nanjing Road: Shopping is more fun during the nighttime as you can enjoy the beautiful lighting of the street and can enjoy each moment without actually getting tired. You can take a walk on Nanjing road and test your bargaining skills at different outlets and have an amazing shopping time. Not only this, to keep you entertained while shopping, there are multiple street performances going around each corner of Nanjing road. Among the hustle and bustle of Shanghai, you can hop into a bar or enjoy the mouth-watering street foods of Shanghai and make your trip more memorable.

4. Relax in a Bar at Xintiandi: Old Shikumen stone houses can be found in Xintiandi, as well as numerous Western restaurants, bars, and pubs. It's particularly lovely in the evenings when the street lamps turn on and the sunsets. This area is a beautiful mix of history, culture, and, of course, a grand food and drink festival. You can surely enjoy your moments with your loved one so don’t miss adding it to your list of things to do in Shanghai.

What are the best adventure things to do in Shanghai?

1. Enjoy the sailing experience at Dishui Lake: Dishui Lake is not only famous for its beautiful scenery but it also accommodates rooms for adventure enthusiasts who can pump up their adrenaline by opting for sailing, which is organized by Shanghai Sailing Club. The club has a good variety of boats for all skill levels, including dinghies and Fareast keelboats.

2. Parkour at LINK Parkour: Pump your blood with all-new excitement at LINK Parkour, where you can do jumping, climbing, running up walls, and many other action-oriented activities. For safety, mats are kitted out to break your fall and give you all-new memorable moments.

3. Scuba Diving: Scuba Diving is a one-stop solution for people who look for a water-related adventure-packed activity to do in Shanghai. You can take a deep dive into the blue ocean where you’ll be exploring a new world of marine and aquatic life.

4. Mountain biking with Prodigy Outdoor: When looking for some chill activities then mountain biking can be the right activity for you. While biking around the beautiful mountains you can capture one of the purest scenic beauty of nature. This is one of the most preferred adventure activities to do in Shanghai opted by tourists coming to shanghai.

What can you do in Shanghai for 3 days?

Day 1: Starting with your first day, you can start with exploring the pudong and the Lujiazui. Although the views from across the Huangpu River are breathtaking, you’ll see a densely populated city with skyscrapers, shopping centers, and restaurants. After having a mesmerizing view across the Huangpu river, get ready to have a stunning view at Shanghai World Financial Center and admiring some exceptional panoramic views, Lujiazui makes you feel like you've teleported into the future.

Day 2: Plan a spiritual visit to JING’AN temple and escape to a world of shopping
The Jing'an Temple is one of Shanghai's three most well-known and important Buddhist temples. Although the Jade Buddha Temple and the Longhua Temple are more well-known among tourists, the Jing'an Temple should not be overlooked! You can have a peaceful and pleasing experience during your visit to the JING’AN temple. After your visit, in the nighttime, you can plan a scape to a world of shopping at Nanjing Road, where you can shop for beautiful Chinese style scarfs, dresses, artifacts, and many other products. Along with this, you can enjoy beautiful street music and lightning which will enhance your shopping experience. Don’t miss to burst your hunger with the mouthwatering street foods, and luxurious restaurants along with the market.

Day 3: Time for some scenic view at Yuyuan Garden with some adventure activities.
Yuyuan Garden is located in the heart of Puxi city and is one of the favorite places by visitors to see medieval China. It is a well-known garden, not only because it is surrounded by a pedestrian area full of small alleyways where vendors sell their wares and food, but also because of its quiet and traditional courtyard atmosphere, which is steeped in history. After having a peaceful time at Yuyuan garden, you can arrange some time for adventure activities such as sailing in Dishuai lake, where you can have a beautiful experience while cruising. Want more? Then you can go scuba diving or Mountain biking with Prodigy Outdoor, this will pump your adrenaline and make your trip more memorable.

Is Shanghai expensive to visit?

Yes, Shanghai is an expensive place to visit where the cost for 1-week travel for one person is nearly around 4,654 CNY. This cost will include your traveling cost, food, accommodation, travel within the city, and other basic needs.

What is the best month to visit Shanghai?

The best time to visit Shanghai is from October to November. This short autumn season has pleasant temperatures and is free of the crowds and rain showers that characterize summer, the peak tourist season. Winter travelers may experience cold weather, which makes city exploration less enjoyable.

How much money do I need for 2 weeks in China?

You might need around 18,617 CNY for a 2 weeks trip to Shanghai for 2 people. In this budget, you can explore all the places of shanghai such as the scenic beauty of Yuyuan Garden, adventure-packed scuba diving, majestic view of the world financial tower, and many more. Other than this, this budget includes your traveling, stay, food and accommodation.

Which is cheaper Shanghai or Beijing?

Shanghai is slightly more expensive than Beijing in terms of travel expenses as Shanghai has many modern and ancient places to visit. In Beijing, most visitors spend between 30-70 CNY per person per day which is comparatively 20% more expensive than in Shanghai.

When talking about food in Shanghai, you can enjoy a mouthwatering Chinese meal which will cost you around 124 CNY, which is 30% more expensive than Beijing. Shanghai has multiple tourist spots such as the Shanghai circus, World finance center, Disneyland park, and many more. With more traveling spots in Shanghai, you need to spend more money on entertainment costs which are around 10% more expensive than in Beijing.

What's Shanghai famous for?

Shanghai is one of the beautiful places to visit as it holds many ancient and modern spots which will add value to your travel experience. The most famous places in Shanghai include the Shanghai museum, where you get to know more about the history and culture of Shanghai city.

With the touch of modernity, you can view the majestic example of modernity at the world finance center. There are many other famous spots such as the Shanghai circus, Disneyland park, and Dishui Lake, where you can spend quality time with your kids and families and add beautiful memories to your travel experience.

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