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[2024 Shanghai Attraction] Travel Guide for The Bund (Updated Sep)

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Address:

Zhongshan East Road, Huangpu District, Shanghai (Close to Huangpu River)

Opening times:

Open year round, 24/7Open

Recommended sightseeing time:

1-3 hours

🇨🇳 Shanghai The Bund Financial City

#europeanarchitecture #100WaysOfTravel The city of Shanghai is a financial center and along The Bund at the waterfront is an amazing place to be. It is a global financial hub with many European architecture and there are so many banks here, each bank show off their strengths with these decorations. It is best to explore The Bund on foot and if you come here in the evening then it will be human congestion everywhere. It might be a good idea to come in the day and stay in the hotels along The Bund so you can walk back quickly. #China #shanghai #traveltips #liveyourdreams #takethattrip

Berrysurprise

The Most Iconic Photo Spot In Shanghai 📸

#photolocation No trip to Shanghai is complete without a visit to The Bund, the city's most famous waterfront. With its stunning skyline featuring historic buildings on one side and futuristic skyscrapers on the other, it's the perfect place to capture the essence of old and new Shanghai. Day or night, the views are breathtaking! Tips for visiting: ▪️Visit at Sunrise or Sunset: For the best light. ▪️Night Time is a Must: The illuminated skyline at night is iconic. If you can, visit both during the day and at night to experience the different vibes. ▪️Go on a Weekday: The Bund can get extremely crowded, especially on weekends. A weekday visit will give you a more relaxed experience. 📍Where: The Bund, Shanghai, China 🇨🇳 #100waysoftravel #TheBund #ShanghaiViews #IconicShanghai #Cityscape #SkylineViews

Anastasiia Mossur

The Paris of the East, century-old architecture, a romance that transcends time and space!

The Bund is one of Shanghai's most iconic attractions, featuring numerous century-old Western-style buildings with diverse styles that are truly breathtaking. Strolling along the Bund, you can feel the breath of history, admire the blend of Chinese and Western architectural styles, and experience the unique charm of Shanghai. At night, as the lights come on, the buildings are illuminated brilliantly, creating a beautiful night scene that leaves a lasting impression.

Lunarrr

Romantic Vibrant Night Stroll At The Bund Shanghai 🇨🇳

#myhiddengems This is a designated section of Shanghai’s port along the Huang Pu River lined with beautiful neo-classical buildings and a waterfront promenade that is packed with tourists, locals and street sellers. The bund was an amazing experience, a cluster of European style historical buildings very well preserved. Just beautiful taking picture there makes us feel like we are back to historical time. The sea are lighted up beautiful at night, taking a stroll there can be so romantic. Love the vibes and atmosphere there! #100waysoftravel #shanghai

Lookinggoodgina

Citywalk Shanghai Bund

The Bund area along the Huangpu River was once a foreign concession before liberation, with foreign firms, chambers of commerce, and newspapers gathered here, leaving many historical buildings, known as the World Architecture Group. After the founding of the People's Republic of China, especially since the reform and opening up, the two sides of the Huangpu River have undergone tremendous changes, becoming the most important landmark in Shanghai. Now the Bund is also the best spot to view the skyscrapers of Pudong, especially for photographing the Shanghai Tower and other iconic buildings. The scenery varies in the early morning or evening. The 30-meter-high Shanghai Bund Hero Memorial reminds people to remember history and cherish peace, with children holding commemorative activities there. In the early morning, there are not many tourists around the Bund, with a cool breeze blowing and ships coming and going on the river, leaving a deep impression on visitors.

ElijahMacKay71

Bold prediction, this is the next top trending spot in Shanghai, a second back to the Republic of China era

‼️Shanghai's new landmark, as if traveling back to the Republic of China era in a second Located near the North Bund on Sichuan North Road An old street has been transformed into the style of the Republic of China period Old signs and big character walls, hanging electric lights and various door fronts Originally the filming location for Director Peter Chan's 'Soy Sauce Alley' Soy Sauce Alley, built in 1899, originally called Lane 432 Named after the famous specialty store Zhang Zhenxin Soy Sauce · ⭐️Guide: Location + Photo Spots ❶Soy Sauce Alley set 📍Zhapu Road - North Haining Road The best photo spot is across the road from Soy Sauce Alley, to the left and directly opposite for the best shots Make sure to shoot across the street to capture the words 'Soy Sauce Alley'; do not stand directly at the nearest railing A 3x zoom is best for mobile photography · ❷Victory Cinema 📍No. 408 Zhapu Road A nearly century-old building, with a curved European-style architecture, classical Chinese-style overhanging eaves, a blend of Chinese and Western styles You can stand between the Victory Cinema and Soy Sauce Alley to take photos

Ethan Hayes.69

The bustling Shanghai Bund in my eyes🤩❤️

Attractions - Shanghai the bund and Naning walking street 😎 Entertianment: There are various restaurants with kinds of cuisines, and stores that can satisfy all your shopping needs, from fashion to decoration, from local crafts to international brands, from trendy boutiques to luxurious department stores, etc.. 🚇 Getting There - it was really convenient to take the MRT line 2 to the destination. The exit is right at the center of the Nanjing walking street. Ambience: Particularly with just one more day until the Dragon Boat Festival, I could hardly believe my eyes at the super crowds along the riverside and Nanjing Walking Street on the Bund's opposite side. #shanghai #citywalk #thebundshanghai

KatzyQiu

Wow! The night view of The Bund in Shanghai is so beautiful!

Dear friends😜, Shanghai, this magical city, is simply the perfect choice for travel in June😎! Let me give you a detailed introduction👀👀👀. Geographic location: Shanghai is located at the mouth of the Yangtze River👏, and is the economic center and international metropolis of China🤩. 😜Local features: It's like a kaleidoscope✨, blending Eastern and Western cultures🤝, with skyscrapers and old alleys complementing each other👀. 🚶Tour route: Let's start the wonderful journey from Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street😎👉 stroll all the way to The Bund and feel the collision of history and modernity😜👉 then head to Yu Garden to appreciate the unique charm of Jiangnan gardens🌳👉 next, ascend the Oriental Pearl TV Tower to overlook the magnificent scenery of the whole Shanghai👀👍👉 wander through the alleys of Tianzifang, feeling the artistic atmosphere👩‍🎨👉 go to the Shanghai Museum to explore the rich historical and cultural treasures👓👀👉 proceed to the Shanghai Natural History Museum to unlock the secrets of nature🦕🤩👉 and finally come to Jing'an Temple to experience the tranquility and solemnity🙏. 📸9 must-visit attractions: 👉The Bund: The night view of The Bund is breathtaking🌃, with dazzling lights✨, intoxicating😍. 👉Yu Garden: A typical Jiangnan classical garden🌳, walking through it is like being in a poetic painting🤩. 👉Oriental Pearl: As a landmark building of Shanghai🧐, it is definitely a must-visit spot👏. 👉Tianzifang: A place full of artistic flair👒, with various characteristic shops waiting for you to discover📷. 👉Shanghai Museum: Countless precious cultural relics👀, which will open your eyes👍. 👉Shanghai Natural History Museum: Displays the magic of nature🦚, very suitable for taking children to explore👶. 👉Jing'an Temple: This ancient temple🙏, exudes a peaceful and serene atmosphere🤫. 👉Shanghai Disneyland: A dreamy fairy tale world🎈, where you can relive the joy of childhood😜. 👉Wukang Road: Along the way are historical buildings🏠 and popular shops👒, great for taking photos📷. 🎫Among them, Yu Garden and Jing'an Temple are free😎, friends can enjoy visiting👌. 💡Tips for personal travel experience: 🔸The weather in Shanghai in June is quite hot🥵, remember to take sun protection measures👒 to avoid sunburn😎. 🔸Popular attractions are crowded with tourists👨‍👩‍👧‍👦, to save time🕙, you can book in advance👌. 🔸Shanghai's transportation is very convenient🚇, try to choose public transportation🚌 when traveling. 🍱7 recommended local delicacies: 👉Shengjian bao: Take a bite🥟, the crispy bottom and the delicious soup😋, simply amazing👍. 👉Xiaolongbao: Thin skin and big filling🥧, a gentle bite😍, and your mouth is filled with happiness👄. 👉Braised pork: Attractive color🥩, melts in your mouth👄, leaving a lasting impression😜. 👉Spareribs with rice cakes: The rice cakes are soft and sticky🥰, the spareribs are tender and juicy🥩, a perfect combination👏. 👉Crab shell yellow: Crispy crust😜, sweet filling👀, one bite after another, can't stop😎. 👉Scallion pancake: Fragrant🤤, crispy and delicious to eat😋. 👉Sweet fermented rice balls: Sweet fermented rice with soft and sticky rice balls🍡, the taste is superb👍. 🎉To sum up🎉, Shanghai is a charming city🌆, with a rich variety of tourist resources and food culture🍱. Whether it's the bustling urban scenery or the long-standing historical culture🤓, it's all captivating🥰. Friends🥳, hurry up and come to Shanghai to feel its unique charm💖💖💖!

TravelMelodies

Why is Shanghai known as the City Walk city?

When the current generation needs a slow journey to relieve mental exhaustion and rediscover the beauty 'nearby', citywalk becomes popular. Shanghai, with its large and small, uniquely characteristic streets spread out like capillaries, is the deserved City Walk city. While people in other cities are still considering how to follow the trend, the young locals in Shanghai will pretend to casually say: citywalk is nothing more than 'strolling on the streets', which is a daily routine for us. It's not hard to understand why people living in Shanghai love citywalk so much. Compared to other major cities in the country, Shanghai has more and denser streets, naturally making it a pedestrian-friendly city plan. To preserve the city's historical appearance, there are also 64 'never to be widened' streets that have not been swallowed by the wave of urbanization. At the same time, the capillary-like streets also provide convenient conditions for the growth of commerce. Shanghai is the city with the most developed block economy in the country, with more than 6,000 convenience stores and over 8,000 coffee shops, ranking first in the country, truly making it the 'Capital of Convenience Stores' and 'Capital of Coffee'. When you're tired from citywalk, you can just turn your head to have a cup of coffee and rest your feet, or grab something to eat. Shanghai, this bustling metropolis, is like a flourishing and diverse bloom. The bloom is made up of many small flowers, and Shanghai has countless streets. It can be said that the bloom of Shanghai is hidden in the repeated citywalks.

Owen Martinez

Shanghai, the Magic City, is truly an earthly paradise!

The weather has been so nice lately, with few people around, good weather, and flowers blooming, I really love the feeling of early summer. You can roll around on the grass, and experience the unique beauty of the Magic City through citywork! There are also many little romantic things to do without spending money... for example, you can citywalk under the plane trees in the Hengfu Historical Area, visit a European-style castle to feel the beauty of being abroad, waste time in Shanghai's most beautiful parks, have afternoon tea on the rooftop of the Shama Building, or enjoy the romantic sunset in the Magic City's version of Lalaland... Hurry up and arrange a different spring trip to the Magic City for yourself! Magic City's North Bund light and shadow belt The romantic light and shadow belt leading to the North Bund Riverside is very magical under the night sky. Yangpu Riverside Roses

RAEGAN THORNTON

Delicious

The only downside: it's only available in Shanghai! For the May Day holiday, the first thing to do in Shanghai is definitely to try the Bund-exclusive ice cream, a check-in must-have! The landmark-shaped ice cream is so photogenic, and all three flavors are delicious! My favorite is the matcha flavor, it's incredibly refreshing and perfect for summer. I roamed the Bund just for these ice creams! When you're tired from walking, head next door to try the Bund's must-visit queue king, even celebrities like Cook, Zheng Kai, and Wu Zun can't stop praising it, so of course, I had to follow the trend and try it! The crab roe noodles and Jiangnan sweet soup are so tasty! There's also the flower-carved drunken crab with super plump crab roe, right at the filming location of 'Blossoms' at Bund 27, where Miss Wang works. It really has the atmosphere of old Shanghai.

WorldExplorerDiaries_99

Night light in The Bund 💡🚨🔦

#heritageplace Every evening from 6pm. to 10pm., The Bund that located at the end of the Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street will put on a light show that highlights the old buildings and the new sides of the city over the Hungpu river with the Oriental Pearl Tower and Shanghai tower. When you are in Shanghai, remember to visit here or you would like to immerse yourself in it, I would recommend you to take the Ferry across the river with only RMB 2 so that you can enjoy the view of both sides from the middle!! Rating: 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

Seay Doer

Old Shanghai - The bund in the morning 🌤️⛅️

#heritageplace The Bund is a legendary waterfront located on the western bank of the Huangpu River in Shanghai. The best time to visit here would be either in the early morning or late night! Coming here in the morning, it would not be as crowded as during the night time so you will be able to take the picture with these old buildings and the city view over the Huangpu river!!! As an iconic tourist spots in Shanghai, you must not miss out the place 👍🏻👍🏻 Rating: 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

Seay Doer

Shanghai|You must, must, must visit the Bund!!!

|You must, must, must visit the Bund!!! . "The ten-mile foreign market is a place of fireworks, where fortunes meet on the Shanghai Bund," strolling along the glittering Bund, every casual snapshot is like a scene from a movie. The scenery is really, really beautiful and stunning, you must visit the Bund when you come to Shanghai. Note: The 12 yuan ferry is worth a try, you can get a close feel of the beauty of the Huangpu River! 2If you go to the Bund in winter, remember to add clothing, the wind is very strong there

chillydeeanna

SHANGHAI

Visiting Shanghai, one must always take a stroll along the Bund. The night falls, casting reflections on the Huangpu River✨, Neon lights flicker like stars🌟. Skyscrapers reach into the clouds🏙️, Traffic bustles through the endless night🚗. The Bund's scenery is endlessly splendid🌃, The Huangpu River's waves gently ripple🌊. The Oriental Pearl shines on the horizon🌆, The night scene is as picturesque as a painting, as beautiful as poetry🖼️. The brilliant lights illuminate the night sky🌌, The crowd surges, the joy is boundless🎉. Shanghai's nightscape is like a fairyland💖, Enchanting, leaving an unforgettable impression💕.

ValerianVoxen123~

No money to play in Shanghai? Come with me for a relaxing walk!

Many people know but still want to share the route Places where few people know will soon become crowded through Ctrip... Share some places that are already very popular Take a city walk from afternoon to evening Shanghai Postal Museum - Zhapu Road Bridge - North Bund Riverside - Fair Road Ferry - Taitong Ferry - Pudong Art Museum - Tianshui Love - Dongchang Road Ferry - The Bund The whole journey is about 6km I used to like cycling along this route. I tried to measure it with my feet and found it was not bad~ Can't rush to the mountains and fields, the feeling of long-distance walking in the city is also good

silas.atticus.winterbourne

With the arrival of spring and clear skies, let's meet at the North Bund

Weekends at the North Bund offer a unique charm where history and modernity blend. In March, there are no tulips or cherry blossoms at the North Bund, but violets bloom from winter into spring. After 18:00, when the lights come on, you can also see the large cruise ships docked. This place was once an important port and trade center in Shanghai, but it has now become a modern business center and tourist destination. Grab your camera and come capture the beautiful moments of this springtime scenery! 📍Location: Manner Coffee National Guest Riverside Store 📅Photography Date: 2024.3.12

SeekerOfWander

The photo spots on the Bund that are constantly asked about, not in Paris but in Shanghai

After the first sentence, there's a break. The Bund is a place I never tire of, and I like to take a stroll here when the weather is nice. Here are a few spots where even the average person can snap a stylish photo👇 Photo 1️⃣～3️⃣: No. 60 Fuzhou Road Photo 4️⃣: No. 32 Fuzhou Road Photo 5️⃣: In front of the Bund Art Museum Photo 6️⃣～8️⃣: In front of Luneurs at the Bund Source Store Photo 9️⃣: In front of La Bourriche 133 Restaurant

Enrico Hermann V

Comparing with the Bund in Shanghai, I feel sorry for Guangzhou

Comparing with the Bund in Shanghai, I feel sorry for Guangzhou!|||I recently went to Shanghai, and visited the Bund again. I have to say, the cultural and historical heritage, the modern architecture, and the bustling business, all contribute to the unique charm of the Bund. Many buildings actually feel similar to those on Yanjiang West Road in Guangzhou. But the scale and volume are far from Shanghai. - Historically speaking, Guangzhou, the millennium business capital, was the earliest commercial port. The history of opening to the outside world is clearly the longest, but it was quickly replaced by Shanghai who came from behind. The conservation efforts of Guangzhou for the west bank of Yanjiang West Road are far from Shanghai. Now it has become various wholesale markets and warehouses. I really feel it's a pity.

enigma_7386

When in Shanghai, you must go to the night view sightseeing route of the Bund in Magic City

When in Shanghai, you must go to the night view sightseeing route of the Bund in Magic City. Recently, some friends from other places asked me if they want to come to Shanghai to play, are there many people? I can only say that there are not a little bit of people, especially in places like Disneyland and the Bund, which are iconic check-in spots. (The last three pictures show the flow of people on the Bund) Friends who have never been to Shanghai are really worth coming to see and feel the atmosphere of Magic City. But recently, Shanghai is either stuffy or rainy, either sunny or humid, and many friends from the north may not be able to adapt to the climate here. I have organized a classic night view sightseeing route, classic three-piece set, four-piece set, Oriental Pearl, Waibaidu Bridge, People's Heroes Monument, Chen Yi Square, Customs Building, many internet celebrity check-in points can be covered, the whole process is free of charge, 360 degrees unobstructed view of the river. Route: Zhapu Road Bridge→Waibaidu Bridge Shanghai People's Memorial Tower Bund Sightseeing Avenue Photo shooting route Taken on Zhapu Road Bridge, the famous Master Bridge P3-8 Bund Sightseeing Avenue can be taken at will Post Office Building, can be photographed on Zhapu Road Bridge The building that looks like a monk's hat is the Westin Hotel in the Bund Center of Shanghai, which is now also an internet celebrity check-in point

GlobeTrotterPro777

There are several city walk routes in Shanghai, there is always one for you

Some places can't say exactly where they are good, but they are unforgettable. For me, Shanghai is such a place - it is both the first stop of my trip and the city I have visited the most. It has both the prosperity of modern cities and the beauty of Jiangnan water towns. High-rise buildings and alleyways shine each other, elegant and lazy coexist. Various seemingly contradictory but harmoniously coexisting elements are breathtaking, and inclusiveness and diversity are the most fascinating places in Magic City. 🌟Classic check-in route ➡️City God Temple-Yuyuan Garden-Bund-Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street The must-check route for the first time to Shanghai. The "old Shanghai" and the "new era" coexist. Religious buildings, Jiangnan gardens, skyscrapers, snack commercial streets, this route includes them all. If you have time, you can also visit the nearby Shanghai Museum, but the museum has many people during the holidays and needs to be booked in advance. 🌟City walk route ➡️Wukang Road/Yuyuan Road/Hengshan Road/Sweet Love Road/Duolun Road If you don't want to go to the crowded check-in spots, just find a road to see the plane trees and old houses, and you can occasionally find some special small shops or cafes. 🌟Jiangnan ancient town route ➡️Xinchang Ancient Town/Nanxiang Ancient Town/Fengjing Ancient Town/Zhujiajiao Ancient Town You don't need to go to Suzhou and Hangzhou, there are small bridges and flowing water in Shanghai. If you go to Xinchang Ancient Town, remember to bring a postcard, the postal code there is 201314. 🌟Second element route ➡️EVA Unit 0/Gundam Statue/Baolian ZX/Meiluo City Known as China's Akihabara, the city with the highest concentration of the second element in China, arranging a whole day of the second element journey is also a good choice. 🌟Fairy tale route ➡️Disneyland Disney must arrange a whole day, stay near the park one day in advance, or near the subway station near the park, start early the next day, and prepare to welcome a day of many people and happiness. 🚌Transportation Buses and subways are very convenient, Alipay, Cloud Flash Pay and WeChat can all open electronic bus cards, or directly download a metropolis app. 🏠Accommodation It is recommended to stay near People's Square and Nanjing Road, which is convenient for travel and dining, and you can go to the Bund to blow the wind at night. 🍜Food Fried dumplings and small steamed buns are local snacks, and crayfish are also very good. Some special themed restaurants need to be booked, so you can do some homework in advance.

@l3x@nd3r Br0wn

I thought the Bund was beautiful enough! Until I went to Pudong lalaland!

Hi~ I'm Heimao I've been to Shanghai more than 10 times, and only then did I discover Pudong This place seems like a replica of the movie 'La La Land' Sunset, evening glow, ferry Feeling the gentle autumn breeze by the river Watching the city lights flicker in the distance This is the correct way to enjoy the night view of Shanghai Location: Xiepu Road Ferry Terminal ■How to get there: Depart from Shanghai Hongqiao Railway Station, take Metro Line 2 to Jing'an Temple Station, transfer to Metro Line 14 to Exit 4 of Xiepu Road Station, and walk straight to the river for 10 minutes ■Time: The period from dusk to blue hour is the most beautiful, approximately 17:30-18:30 Photography spots Sunken runway: You can capture the city's night view in the distance There's a bicycle lane on the left, with the spectacular 'three-piece suit' as the backdrop The arc-shaped runway on the right is very design-oriented There's a red bridge at the back, which gives off a great atmosphere when paired with the yellow light Use a telephoto lens to capture the distant ships, it's like being in Hong Kong Note Avoid going on weekends, as it can get crowded ■Check the weather in advance, if there's a high chance of an evening glow, go for it .The Bund lights up around 7 o'clock, you can wait for it •The evening glow in the first picture is photoshopped, and the construction in the background has also been edited out

collins.the.volans

Shanghai Citywalk | Average 2000 two-day tour guide

| Average 2000 two-day tour guide. How I only spent 2000 to enjoy Shanghai from Fujian 🚅High-speed train: Round trip 760💰 🛌Stay: 400/night💰 🥐Eat: The rest is for food Shanghai's subway is very convenient, even if you live far from the Bund, it's okay, just choose a chain hotel within your acceptable price range. 🚶🏻Recommended route: Day①: Shanghai Post Museum——Zhaozhou Road Bridge——Waibaidu Bridge——North Bund Small Dome——Bund Night View Day②: Yuyuan Road——Wukang Road——Anfu Road——Julu Road (can be cycled) Day1 route can be reached by walking, you can enjoy the different views of the Oriental Pearl Tower all the way. Day2 route is some characteristic literary and artistic small shops, coffee, characteristic buildings, a lot of walking, you can also ride a bicycle is very convenient. 📸Photo spots: P1: Bund Guangda Bank P3: Beijing East Road p4: North Suzhou Road P5: Zhapu Road Bridge P6: Shanghai Post Museum P7: North Bund Small Dome P8: Bund P9: Waibaidu Bridge P10: Wukang Building P11: Jiya (Wukang Building Store) P12: Yuyuan Road Ribone Cafe P13: Yuyuan Road Coffee Bread Good Weather P14: Julu Road nonoooo

cambered_deeanna

A trip to the Bund, let you feel the unique charm of Shanghai's history and modern intertwined!

🌟Tour around the Bund, different styles waiting for you to come～✨ 🌞A trip to the Bund, let you feel the unique charm of Shanghai's history and modern intertwined! This time, we start from Jiujiang Road, pass through multiple attractions, let your camera shutter sound non-stop!📸 1️⃣Lihe Building: Located near the Bund in Shanghai, this building is full of historical atmosphere, its unique architectural style and story-filled staircase, is a paradise for photography enthusiasts.💖 2️⃣Shamei Building: As one of the largest and best preserved historical buildings in Shanghai, every brick and tile of Shamei Building tells the history of Shanghai. This is definitely a place that friends who like history can't miss.🕰️ 3️⃣Beijing East Road: The spacious streets and modern buildings make people feel as if they are in a bustling modern city. Here, you can feel the prosperity and vitality of Shanghai.🏦 4️⃣The Bund Source: This is Shanghai's "Wall Street", full of historical charm and modern atmosphere. Walking here, feel the pulse and vitality of this city.🏦 5️⃣Postal Museum: Here preserves the postal history and culture of Shanghai and even the whole country, for friends who are interested in stamps and history, this place is definitely worth a visit.🏤 6️⃣Ping An Li: The ancient and quaint Ping An Li, as if you have traveled back to the old alley. Feel the traditional culture and architectural style of Shanghai.🏠 7️⃣Jiu Long Road: A story-filled road, the plane trees and old buildings on both sides, make people feel as if they are in an old movie. This is a good place for walking and photography.🌳 8️⃣Magnolia Small Dome: This place is an excellent shooting location for night scenes! From a distance, it looks like a bright pearl, shining in the night sky. Here, you can overlook the entire Bund's beautiful scenery.🌙 9️⃣Harbin Road Second Bridge: The night view here will definitely feast your eyes! Standing on the bridge, you can see the light show on both sides of the Huangpu River and the buildings of the Bund, dreamlike.🌉 After a trip to the Bund, you will feel the unique charm and historical flavor of Shanghai. Here is not only modern architecture and bustling urban scenery, but also rich historical culture and beautiful scenery. This place is suitable for everyone to feel and explore.🌟

RoamingWanderer#99

✨China's Tapestry: Ancient Charms and Modern Wonders 🌏

China, a mesmerizing country of wonders that stole my heart. From the enchanting city of Kunming to the timeless beauty of ancient gems like Dali and Lijiang, each destination unfolded a unique chapter of beauty. Wandering through the cobbled streets of old towns felt like stepping into a living history book. The vibrant markets, a treasure of local crafts, added a touch of authenticity to every corner. Natural wonders, like the breathtaking Blue Moon Valley, painted landscapes that seemed straight out of a dream. Chengdu, the panda capital, was a highlight of my journey. Watching these adorable creatures play and munch on bamboo at the Giant Panda Research Center was a moment etched in time. And then, there’s Shanghai – a modern metropolis where towering skyscrapers touch the clouds, creating a mesmerizing skyline. Why visit China? Because every city is a unique story waiting to be explored. The old towns offer a glimpse into China’s rich history, the markets burst with cultural vibrancy, and the natural wonders showcase Mother Nature’s artistry. China beckons with a promise of discovery and enchantment. Pack your bags and let the adventure unfold! ✨

Trip.com Influencer_EN

Come to Shanghai for the New Year, I recommend these ten photo spots

P1 The Bund three-shot position Sunrise shooting P2 Pudong Avenue Pudong South Road intersection Sunset shooting P3 Hongkou Binjiang Night view Long focus shooting P4 Same as above P5 Zhejiang Middle Road Bridge Evening blue hour shooting P6 South Bund Go west Night view shooting P7 Qixia Road pedestrian overpass Evening shooting P8 Yu Garden Nine-Turn Bridge P9 The Bund ground Needs sunrise shooting There will be people sprinkling water on the ground for reflection in the morning P10 The Bund sidewalk Needs rainy day Ground reflection plus night view shooting

FIONA PRICE

The Sentinels of Modern Skyline | Shanghai

#shanghaitrip The Shanghai skyline is renowned for its modern and dynamic architecture, representing the city's rapid development and economic prowess. It is a testament to the city's ambition, economic growth, and architectural innovation, making it a must-see for visitors and a source of pride for residents. Let us introduce the great sentinels of this iconic view. 🌆The Bund - This waterfront area along the Huangpu River is famous for its historic buildings on one side and the modern skyscrapers of Pudong on the other. The contrast between old and new creates an iconic skyline. 🌇Pudong Skyline - It is home to Lujiazui, Shanghai's financial district. Iconic skyscrapers such as the Oriental Pearl Tower, Jin Mao Tower, Shanghai Tower, and the Shanghai World Financial Center dominate the skyline. 🏙️Shanghai Tower - Standing at over 600 meters, the Shanghai Tower is the tallest building in China and the second-tallest in the world. Its unique twisting design adds a distinctive element to the skyline. 🌆Oriental Pearl Tower -The iconic tower, with its futuristic design and distinctive spheres, has been a symbol of Shanghai since its completion in 1994. It stands out prominently along the Bund. 🌇Jin Mao Tower - Another significant skyscraper in the Pudong area, the Jin Mao Tower features a blend of traditional Chinese architectural elements with modern design. 🏙️Shanghai World Financial Center - With its trapezoidal aperture at the top, this building is not only an impressive part of the skyline but also an architectural marvel. #SpinTheWorld #wecreate #mytravelhacks #localguides #shanghai

SpinTheWorld

Afternoon tea with a view ☕️☀️

#shanghaitrip What is better is better than afternoon tea at one of the bunds most beautiful restaurants? It’s is one of my top favorites of visiting Shanghai. We have much less of that in Beijing. We came one Friday to Pop and had an amazing afternoon. Good food, good drinks and good friends. The amazing selection they served for their afternoon tea was superb and the view was fantastic. This is an absolute good place to start your rooftop adventure in Shanghai. The stunning view of the Bund always keep amaze me although I’ve travelled to the city about 30 times. 📍 POP露台餐厅 7/F, Three on the Bund, 17 Guangdong Lu, near Zhongshan Dong Yi Lu, Huangpu District #threeonthebund #POP露台餐厅 #afternoontea #thebund

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The bund

The Bund is a famous area in Shanghai, China. This area is located on the banks of the Huangpu River and is one of the icons of the city of Shanghai. Apart from being a popular tourist destination, The Bund also has an important economic history as a financial and trade center in the past. Today, it is one of the best places to admire the majestic silhouette of Shanghai, especially at night when the buildings are beautifully illuminated. #shanghaitrip

Dicky Pranata

The Bund during Chinese National Holiday

I visited The Bund last week during the October National Holiday and it was quite hectic, but still worth it. I got there using the metro and a DiDi because the nearest metro stop was shut down during the holiday most likely because of the sheer volume of people coming to visit. The Bund is a must visit when coming to Shanghai. The oriental pearl will forever be my all time favorite 🤩 #shanghaitrip #thebund

Keshrill

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