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Tianzifang

About Tianzifang

Tianzifang is an arts and crafts enclave developed from a renovated residential area in the former French Concession part of Shanghai. It has become a major tourist attraction featuring more than 200 diverse small businesses such as cafes, bars, restaurants, art galleries, craft stores, design houses, and studios. Part of the appeal comes from Tianzifang having retained its residential feel. The narrow alleyways and traditional Shikumen architecture are things you will not want to miss.

Shanghai Natural History Museum

About Shanghai Natural History Museum

Shanghai Natural History Museum is located in Jing'an Sculpture Park. The museum is housed in a purpose-built space designed to resemble a nautilus shell. Natural elements are depicted across the building’s façades. The 44,517 square meter exhibit space offers visitors the opportunity to explore the natural world. On display are more than 10,000 artifacts from all seven continents. Visitors can learn about the history of the development of the universe, observe various animals, and excavate fossils with their own hands. The Shanghai Natural History Museum is an excellent choice for a family outing.

Shanghai City God Temple Tourist Area

About Shanghai City God Temple Tourist Area

The Shanghai City God Temple is a Taoist temple complex located in what was the Old City of Shanghai. The temple and surrounding area are favorite locations for tourists, with countless small shops selling all manner of small goods. Though understood to be primarily a tourist area, it is nonetheless a must-see destination for anyone visiting Shanghai. Here you can fully appreciate the city's folk traditions and taste authentic Shanghai snacks. Every night, the colorful decorative lights on the ancient-style buildings are very beautiful. You won't want to pass up the chance to take some memorable photos.

Madame Tussauds Shanghai has become famous throughout the world for its lifelike wax figures. As only the second Madame Tussauds located in Asia, the museum features uncannily lifelike reproductions of nearly 80 celebrities, including Yao Ming, Jackie Chan, David Beckham, Tom Cruise, Michael Jordan, and Bill Clinton. Each figurine is elaborately made in a London studio with more than 200 years of wax making experience. By incorporating new technologies into the figurines, Madame Tussauds Shanghai is able to offer visitors a more immersive experience. Certainly this particular museum lives up to the reputation Madame Tussauds has garnered throughout the world.

Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street

About Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street

Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street runs roughly east-west for 1,500 m from People’s Square to the Bund. Known to some as China’s Fifth Avenue, it is a premiere shopping destination with many well-known brands filling the retail space. After dark the street glows with light from all the signage and store displays. On most nights, the area is packed with a mixture of locals and tourists hunting for bargains or trying to find a table at one of the many restaurants. Given its central location and popularity, Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street should be on anyone’s must-see list of Shanghai attractions.

The Bund

About The Bund

Arguably Shanghai's most-famous tourist attraction, the Bund is a waterfront promenade and famous business district in central Shanghai. Historically, the Bund was the city’s main financial and trading center, and was located within the Shanghai International Settlement, an area under nominal British control between 1843 and 1941. The walking areas extend roughly 1.6 km along the west bank of the Huangpu River. Owing to its historic status and zoning restrictions, the Bund contains fantastic examples of classic Shanghai architecture. For this reason, it is a popular spot for photography, offering the best views across the river to Shanghai’s modern skyline in Lujiazui. No visit to Shanghai would be complete without a visit to the Bund.

Guangzhou Fangcun Tea Wholesale Market

There are more than 1,500 tea shops in the markets. bringing together hundreds of tea merchants from Fujian, Chaoyang, Zhejiang, Guangzhou, Hong Kong and Taiwan.

With an annual turnover of 1.3 billion, it is the largest professional tea wholesale market in China, even in Southeast Asia.

Beijing road shopping street

Beijing Road is one of the most prosperous pedestrian streets in Guangzhou.

It runs north to south, extending 1,500 meters (1,640 yd) from Guangwei Road to Middle Yanjiang Road in Guangzhou city center. But more often, it refers to a larger area around the junction of No.4 Zhongshan Road an...

Beijing Road is one of the most prosperous pedestrian streets in Guangzhou.

This road can meet your needs of shopping for various kinds of clothes and tasting delicious local food. In addition, there is a site of a thousand-year old lane and a site of an ancient building, both covered by transparent glass for visitors to have a clear view.

Grandview mall

Located at the heart of the Tian He business area, one of the most prosperous business area in South China, Grandview Mall is a modern shopping center, covering retail, leisure & entertainment, catering, exhibition, and business.

The mall attracts 2 million tourists here every year, the...

The mall attracts 2 million tourists here every year, there is no way for you to miss here.

Taikoo hui Shopping mall

With a total floor area of approximate 138,000 sqm meters, the mall at Taikoo Hui Guangzhou is home to over 180 brands, including internationally acclaimed brands, sophisticated lifestyle boutiques and exquisite cuisines and restaurants, more than 70 of which are making their debut in Guangzhou....

Several acclaimed brands set up their flagship stores at Taikoo Hui Guangzhou.

On the lifestyle front Ole', a high-end supermarket, is making its first appearance in Guangzhou as the city's premium outlet for all culinary and lifestyle needs.