City That Never Sleeps

City That Never Sleeps

The City That Never Sleeps is located in a 1.42-square-kilometer area in Zhabei District, Shanghai, which includes the Shanghai Railway Station. After ten years of development, it has become one of Shanghai's "Four Streets and Four Cities" and is also among the city's four major hotel districts.

The area now houses major shopping destinations such as Huanlong Commercial Mall, Mingpin Department Store, City That Never Sleeps Mall, and Pacific Department Store Station Front Branch; tourism, leisure, and entertainment centers like the Shanghai Youth Activity Center; modern business buildings such as Kerry City That Never Sleeps; as well as over a dozen high-end hotels with top-tier facilities, including Shanghai Plaza, Great Wall Hotel, Far East City That Never Sleeps Hotel, Longmen Hotel, Posts and Telecommunications Building, East China Hotel, Central Asia Hotel, Liang’an Grand Hotel, and Zha’an Hotel.

　With the further expansion of the City That Never Sleeps' functions, the establishment of the Zhabei Tourism Information Service Center, Tourism Street Market, and Tourism Distribution Center has further enhanced the area’s tourism service capabilities.

The district boasts a highly accessible transportation network with bustling traffic and a constant flow of people, offering prime location advantages and making it an excellent choice for travel, accommodation, dining, shopping, and sightseeing. The City That Never Sleeps Tourism Service Center consists of three parts: the Zhabei Tourism Information Service Center, Tourism Street Market, and Tourism Distribution Center. Located on Hengfeng Road, a commercial street in the heart of the City That Never Sleeps, it benefits from excellent transport links and provides comprehensive, two-way tourism services for both domestic and international visitors as well as local residents, including travel consultation, itinerary planning, hotel and ticket booking, shopping guidance, and tour guide services.

Nearly a hundred distinctive travel programs are available for selection, along with exquisitely crafted tea houses, a dazzling array of handicrafts and souvenir shops, and floral and bonsai displays, allowing you to freely immerse yourself in a world of culture and art.　

The City That Never Sleeps is located in a 1.42-square-kilometer area in Zhabei District, Shanghai, which includes the Shanghai Railway Station. After ten years of development, it has become one of Shanghai's "Four Streets and Four Cities" and is also among the city's four major hotel districts.

The area now houses major shopping destinations such as Huanlong Commercial Mall, Mingpin Department Store, City That Never Sleeps Mall, and Pacific Department Store Station Front Branch; tourism, leisure, and entertainment centers like the Shanghai Youth Activity Center; modern business buildings such as Kerry City That Never Sleeps; as well as over a dozen high-end hotels with top-tier facilities, including Shanghai Plaza, Great Wall Hotel, Far East City That Never Sleeps Hotel, Longmen Hotel, Posts and Telecommunications Building, East China Hotel, Central Asia Hotel, Liang’an Grand Hotel, and Zha’an Hotel.

With the further expansion of the City That Never Sleeps' functions, the establishment of the Zhabei Tourism Information Service Center, Tourism Street Market, and Tourism Distribution Center has further enhanced the area’s tourism service capabilities.

The district boasts a highly accessible transportation network with bustling traffic and a constant flow of people, offering prime location advantages and making it an excellent choice for travel, accommodation, dining, shopping, and sightseeing.

The City That Never Sleeps Tourism Service Center consists of three parts: the Zhabei Tourism Information Service Center, Tourism Street Market, and Tourism Distribution Center. Located on Hengfeng Road, a commercial street in the heart of the City That Never Sleeps, it benefits from excellent transport links and provides comprehensive, two-way tourism services for both domestic and international visitors as well as local residents, including travel consultation, itinerary planning, hotel and ticket booking, shopping guidance, and tour guide services.

Nearly a hundred distinctive travel programs are available for selection, along with exquisitely crafted tea houses, a dazzling array of handicrafts and souvenir shops, and floral and bonsai displays, allowing you to freely immerse yourself in a world of culture and art. The 10,000-square-meter Tourism Distribution Center sees a constant flow of shuttle buses to and from various tourist attractions every day, providing you with unmatched convenience and freedom of movement. "Step through the gates of Shanghai, and embark on your urban journey" has become the guiding philosophy behind the City That Never Sleeps’ development as a tourism service hub.