eSIM for Shanghai

Waterfront promenade with colonial-era buildings across from modern Pudong skyline. The contrast between old and new is striking - best viewed at night when illuminated.

Iconic TV tower with observation spheres at 263m and 351m. The sphere restaurants have decent food with panoramic views. Tickets are cheaper on weekdays.

Classical Chinese garden in the Old City with rockeries, pavilions, and koi ponds. The adjacent Old City has great street food - try xiaolongbao. Arrive early to avoid crowds.

Pedestrian shopping street from People's Square to the Bund. The western section is modern malls; the eastern section has traditional shops. Great for people-watching.

Second tallest building in the world at 632m with a stunning glass facade. The observation deck on the 118th floor offers 360-degree city views. Book tickets in advance.

Colonial area with tree-lined streets, boutique shops, and European-style cafes. Great for wandering and discovering hidden gem restaurants. The architecture is beautiful.

Trendy district with restored shikumen (stone gate) houses turned into bars, restaurants, and galleries. The nightlife scene is vibrant - comes alive after dark.

Central square with People's Park, museums, and metro interchange. The underground shopping mall is massive - great for escaping the heat or rain.

Buddhist temple with two jade Buddha statues brought from Burma. The temple is active with monks and worshippers. Quiet compared to other tourist sites.

World's fastest commercial train reaching 431 km/h. The 7-minute ride from Pudong Airport to Longyang Road Station is an experience. Booking not needed - just buy a ticket.