Expo Hou滩 Wetland Park is one of the core green landscape areas of the Shanghai World Expo Park. It is located at the western end of the “2010 Shanghai Expo Park” area, between the east bank of the Huangpu River and Puming Road, bordered by the newly built Puming Road to the south, extending to Nijia Bang to the west, and facing the Lupu Bridge to the north. The park covers an area of 18 hectares. The site was originally home to a steel factory (Pudong Steel Group)...
Ride a flying horse and whirl through a magical world accompanied by the grand symphonic music from Disney’s *Fantasia*. Attraction location: Fantasyland, Shanghai Disneyland…
The Himalayas Center is located in Pudong, Shanghai, within an area formed by the intersection of Fangdian Road, Yinghua Road, Meihua Road, and Shinan Road. Designed by internationally renowned architect Arata Isozaki, the building features a unique design that highlights contemporary Chinese creative culture. The center houses an art hotel, the Himalayas Art Museum, the Grand Stage, and more...
The Shanghai Italian Center will not only showcase Italy’s culture, art, design, and cuisine, but also host commercial events such as the launch of Italian luxury brands and economic-trade discussions. The exhibition area, known as the “Tradition and Innovation” themed display, features iconic works such as Michelangelo’s bronze David statue—a symbol of the Italian Renaissance—as well as models of Leonardo da Vinci’s design drafts...
The Expo Axis served as the main entrance and central axis of the 2010 Shanghai World Expo in China. It was the largest single structure within the Expo site, featuring two underground and two above-ground levels in a semi-open architectural design. The Expo Axis was one of the Expo’s “One Axis & Four Pavilions” — five permanent structures that included the Expo Axis, the Expo Center, the China Pavilion, the Theme Pavilion, and the Performance Center. It was…
The Aurora Museum is the first private art museum in Shanghai's Lujiazui area, officially opening to the public in October 2013. The museum complex spans six floors with a total area of 6,316 square meters. The Aurora Museum emphasizes both history and art, integrating collection, research, exhibitions, operations, and promotion. It upholds the philosophy of "preserving, inheriting, and dedicating" to Chinese...
The Music Box Museum of Fine Collections is a small exhibition hall located within the Oriental Art Center. It is China’s only thematic museum dedicated to showcasing European music box art and its developmental history. The museum houses over 200 exhibits, each a rare treasure—exquisitely crafted and lavishly designed, reflecting the exceptional artistry of ancient craftsmanship...
Expo Axis was transformed from the permanent structure of the Shanghai World Expo — the Expo Axis — into a comprehensive shopping mall within the Shanghai Expo Park. It retains some of the original facilities of the Expo Axis, offering visitors a novel shopping experience while preserving the artistic elements left from the Expo. The overall style of Expo Axis perfectly...
Shanghai Pudong Exhibition Hall is located in the political and cultural center of Pudong New Area, at No. 201, Hehuan Road. The architecture of Pudong Exhibition Hall is simple and dignified, with comprehensive functionality. Its craftsmanship design is people-oriented and management-friendly, while its equipment configuration follows the principle of "advanced practicality and sustainable development." The expansive glass curtain wall design, perfect décor, modular use of space, and advanced facilities all showcase its unique creativity, making it another modern, functional, and iconic building in Pudong and even Shanghai.
The Bank of Communications Building (The Bund) is a structure within the Shanghai Bund architectural complex, located at No. 14 The Bund. The Bank of Communications Building at 14 Zhongshan East First Road was constructed in 1940 and features a modernist style. The building design emphasizes vertical lines, with a clean and simple facade. The exterior walls of the ground floor are clad in black marble...
Name: Shanghai Himalayas Museum (formerly known as Shanghai Zendai Museum of Modern Art) Current Director: Wang Nanming The Shanghai Himalayas Museum was designed by renowned architect...
A place selling Expo souvenirs that comprehensively showcases the grandeur of the Expo. Many items are treasures from various pavilions at the time, allowing visitors to relive the Expo experience. Attraction location: Shanghai Expo Park…
Jingtianyun is a haven for all things succulent, boasting a beautiful garden-like environment with an extensive variety of succulents—truly a spectacular sight in every sense. A must-visit for succulent lovers, no matter how far you have to travel. Only when you’ve been drunk can you truly appreciate the depth of a scene; only when you’ve loved can you truly understand the weight of affection.
The British Consulate General in Shanghai (on the Bund) is located at No. 33 on the Bund. It is the oldest and the only 19th-century building among the Bund architectural complex in Shanghai, completed in 1873. The architectural style belongs to the popular colonial design of the 19th century, featuring a hipped roof, arcaded verandas on both floors, and a brick-and-wood structure. In 1966, …
Away from the hustle and bustle of the world by the shores of Wishing Star Lake, where the shimmering water and serene surroundings offer a peaceful retreat for the whole family to relax, unwind, and have fun together. Attraction location: Shanghai Disney Wishing Star Park…
The Union Bank Building (originally known in Chinese as "You Ning Building") has addresses on both Zhongshan East 1st Road and Guangdong Road, with three numbers: its Bund address is No. 3, Zhongshan East 1st Road; its stone plaque lists it as No. 4, Zhongshan East 1st Road; and its Guangdong Road address is No. 17, Guangdong Road, with a plaque identifying it as THREE ON THE BUND. The main entrance is on Guangdong Road.
No. 16 The Bund was originally the Bank of Taiwan Building, also known as the Chinese Farmers Bank Building. It is one of the three historic Japanese-owned buildings on The Bund (the other two being the Nisshin Building at No. 5 The Bund, constructed between 1921 and 1925, and the Yokohama Specie Bank Building at No. 24 The Bund, built from 1923 to 1924). The attraction is located...
Although not large in size, Meiyuan Park is full of charm. The park's layout combines traditional courtyard design with modern garden landscaping, using elements such as plants, terrain, water features, and structures to create natural, simple, and spatially rich garden spaces that evoke a sense of expansiveness within compact areas. With features characteristic of classical gardens in southern China—including Jingxiang Tower, Qiaochun Pavilion, Shuying Theater Screen Wall, and the Plum Blossom Appreciation…
Donghai Bridge starts from Luchaogang in Pudong New Area (formerly Nanhui District) of Shanghai, connecting to the Hu-Lu Expressway to the north and crossing the northern waters of Hangzhou Bay to reach Xiaoyangshan Island in Shengsi County, Zhejiang. With a total length of 32.5 kilometers, Donghai Bridge is part of the deep-water port project of Shanghai International Shipping Center and was listed as the “…
The Shanghai Stock Exchange, abbreviated as SSE (Shanghai Stock Exchange), is one of the two stock exchanges in mainland China and is located in Pudong New Area, Shanghai. The Shanghai Stock Exchange was established on November 26, 1990, and officially commenced operations on December 19 of the same year. …