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375 Yuanshen Rd, Pudong, Shanghai, China 021 3887 0518

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375 Yuanshen Rd, Pudong, Shanghai, China 021 3887 0518

375 Yuanshen Rd, Pudong, Shanghai, China 021 3887 0518
Keep exploring Shanghai.
Keep exploring Shanghai.
Shanghai Ocean Aquarium This fantastic aquarium showcases underwater creatures from around the globe; sharks, jelly fish, sea lions, dolphins, otters and different varieties of fish are all on exhibit here. The observation tunnel is brilliant and all that separates the visitor from these fantastic sea creatures is glass.
This pagoda is the 5th tallest building in the world. On the 88th floor is an observation deck which provides the most brilliant views of the city of Shanghai. This is one of the most renowned architectural sites known for its fusion of eastern and western architectural styles.
This has to be one of the most stunning edifices in all of Shanghai. Its claim to fame is that it is the tallest tower in all of Asia standing at over 1500 feet off the ground. The edifice comprises of three spheres and the architecture is incredibly modern and futuristic. Visit the observation decks to get a wonderful view of the city and visit the Shanghai History Museum. This museum showcases the history of this city especially life under colonization.
This fantastic aquarium showcases underwater creatures from around the globe- sharks, jelly fish, sea lions, dolphins, otters and different varieties of fish are all on exhibit here. The observation tunnel is brilliant and all that separates the visitor from these fantastic sea creatures is glass.
This is an interesting museum and popular amongst tourists and locals alike. This will make for a fantastic outing for both children and adults. The concept behind this is for visitors to engage in and interact with the exhibits. This is a good way to learn about the earth and its resources especially via simulations.
This park is popular amongst locals who come here to while the weekend away. It is fast becoming a tourist hot spot as well. The park comprises of a garden, a man made beach, a mini-golf course, a bird protection area and a lake where fishing and boating is allowed.
This cemetery is worth a visit as it served as the venue of the execution of many communists in the 1920s prior to the Chinese Revolution and Communist era. These individuals were persecuted, tortured and ultimately killed on these premises. The tunnel via which the execution area is arrived at is eerie and the place still retains a chilly ambience.
This cathedral is worth stopping over at as it will give visitors a good idea of the history of Shanghai and the phase particularly during which it underwent European colonization. The cathedral dates back to 1910 and was opened by the Jesuits. Nearby is the grave of an official belonging to the Ming Dynasty who had converted to Catholicism when Jesuit missionaries had visited China during the 16th Century. The architecture is distinctly European with gargoyles, stained glass and renderings of the Last Supper adorning the interiors.
This museum has a spectacular interior. The architecture is distinctly French with gleaming marble floors and palatial scale staircases, wooden beams and stained glass windows. On display are various intricate and lovely pieces of wood carving, ivory carvings as well as creations composed of jade and bamboo. In addition there are traditional lanterns, dresses, tapestries, fans and snuff boxes on display.
This temple dates back to the Song Dynasty. This is a very important temple and the largest of its kind in Shanghai. The four halls contain statues of Buddha, his disciples and other protagonists. Do not miss the over 3 tonne bell which is rung 108 times at New Year's to rid the world of all its problems and diseases.
Keep exploring Shanghai.
The décor and the furnishings are chic and sophisticated. The place is luxuriant and quality food is to be expected. The sea food dishes are exceptionally good. The shark and shrimps are particularly delicious. Apart from the food, visitors have an amazing view of the Bund to look forward to.
This is an extremely posh restaurant located in the St. Regis Hotel. The décor and interior are contemporary and elegant. The specialty as is expected of Italian cuisine is the different pastas that are served here. The deserts too are delectable. Customers will not regret eating here.
This eatery is popular amongst fashionable locals. The interior is beautiful and luxuriant. The dishes divine and at the same time both creative and eccentric. The menu has everything listed on it. The seafood, in particular the cod, caviar and lobster is delicious.
The dishes served here are absolutely divine. Sea food is the specialty, in particular crab, and that too in all forms. A must stop although prices are exorbitant.
This restaurant provides outstanding service and offers a vast array of dishes to choose from. Sichuan Cuisine is at its best here. The seafood, the vegetarian dishes, the beef and the noodles are all to die for.
Busy best describes the ambiance of this restaurant- Chinese and other families love to come here. The food is delicious and there is a diverse range of dishes to choose from. The sea- food and the lamb are both excellent.
This restaurant offers quality food though the ambience is not too exciting. Dishes listed on the menu are diverse with everything being served from chicken to sea food to lamb to vegetarian delights. The food is spicy.
'Down to earth' best describes the atmosphere inside this restaurant whose interior is at the same time chic and elegant. Unpretentious delicious food coupled with reasonable prices makes this a stop worth making. Sea food lovers and vegetarians will both be satisfied by the dishes listed on this menu as will meat lovers.
Good quality traditional Sichuan dishes are served here which means a lot of spicy delights. The food is delicious and there is a vast array of dishes to choose from.
Quality Chinese food is served here. This is arguably the most popular Chinese food joint in Shanghai. The dishes are exceptionally good and there is much to choose from. The interior is simple and without frills. All in all a delectable meal at affordable prices.