Shanghai

Plan Your Shanghai Trip with Confidence

Shanghai trips are easier to plan when you choose your arrival airport, base and daily area before filling in sights. Start with the China destinations hub if you are still comparing cities. For Shanghai, check Pudong Airport (PVG) or Hongqiao Airport (SHA), then compare where to stay. Use the Yu Garden and former French Concession guides to group sights by area instead of crossing the city repeatedly. The guides below also cover trains, metro travel, food, weather and day trips. Recheck official transport and attraction details before departure because schedules, ticket rules and opening arrangements can change.

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Shanghai Travel Guides

Browse practical guides for Shanghai’s airports, neighborhoods, major sights, local transport, accommodation and day trips. Start with the decision you need to make, then open the relevant guide.

Nanjing Road in Shanghai
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Oriental Pearl Tower on the Shanghai skyline
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Shanghai Pudong International Airport terminal
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Shanghai Hongqiao International Airport terminal
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Panoramic skyline of Shanghai
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Lujiazui skyline across the Huangpu River at night
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Traditional pavilions and gardens at Yu Garden in Shanghai
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Entrance and former factory buildings at M50 Creative Park in Shanghai
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Shanghai Museum East exterior
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Shanghai Grand Theatre illuminated at night
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Gastronomy

What to Eat in Shanghai

Shanghai food is known for delicate flavors, comforting snacks, and a sweet-savory local style. This section helps visitors understand what to try, where to look, and how to enjoy the city’s food scene without feeling overwhelmed.

Xiaolongbao & Local Dumplings
Xiaolongbao & Local Dumplings
Try Shanghai’s famous soup dumplings with a careful first bite, a small spoon, and a little vinegar. They are one of the city’s most recognizable local foods and a great starting point for visitors.
Noodles, Snacks & Breakfast
Noodles, Snacks & Breakfast
Explore simple local favorites such as scallion oil noodles, pan-fried buns, wontons, rice cakes, and breakfast snacks. These everyday dishes are often the easiest way to experience the real rhythm of Shanghai.
Cafés, Riverside Dining & Night Views
Cafés, Riverside Dining & Night Views
For a slower evening, choose a café in the former French Concession or a restaurant near the Bund for skyline views. Shanghai is especially enjoyable after sunset, when the city lights turn the riverside into a landmark experience.
Shanghai food

Explore the city

Use our Shanghai guide to explore the Bund, Yu Garden, People’s Square, Nanjing Road, the former French Concession, art districts, museums, and day-trip options. Each area has a different pace, so planning by neighborhood can make your trip smoother.

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