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Looking for fun things to do in Shanghai, China? Browse Shanghai sights, activities, and tourist attractions ranked by fellow travelers. Read reviews of the top things to do and see in Shanghai. You may also write your own review of what to do in Shanghai.
#1 of 51 things to do in Shanghai
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jytan says:
Also known as Exhibition Hall of Shanghai Urban History and Development.
Experience the ambience of Shanghai in old times in this museum. Typical scenes were built in great detail. The footpath through the museum is like a street, taking you from one building to the other. You will get the impres...
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#2 of 51 things to do in Shanghai
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uhave2go says:
The reasons why Shanghai is the city that most people love, are in the streets. It is not only about The Bund, the flea markets, the crowds walking all day up and down Nanjing Road or the futuristic architecture at Pudong like the Oriental Pearl or the Jim Mao Tower. There is also something about al...
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#3 of 51 things to do in Shanghai
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beerbiker says:
When you visit china, don't forget to bring a visit to Shanghai, the great metropol on the eastcoast of china. We stayed there for 2 days at the and of our trip in China.
On the day we had to leave for the airport, we had have gone by bus, BUT, there is a much more fast and fun way to go to the air...
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#4 of 51 things to do in Shanghai
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row-zzzzz says:
Our Shanghai tour guide asked us if we would like to experience the Maglev train, when I found out how fast it was, and I couldn't pass it up. I'm glad to have had this opportunity though it wasn't part of the original package; our tour guide suggested it, and fit it into the schudule she had alrea...
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#5 of 51 things to do in Shanghai
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pacovera says:
One says that behind a minute of representation in scene there is a routine training of ten years. It is specially certain in the case of the acrobats, artists who are put under a very strict training during long years. Everybody leaves contentment this spectacle. Recommended.Se dice que detrás de ...
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#6 of 51 things to do in Shanghai
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Ann_Hells says:
Right in People's square you'll find the Shanghai museum. It keeps a collection of various forms of ancient Chinese arts. There are galleries dedicated to manuscripts and calligraphy, porcelain, religious motifs, and others.
A favorite is the top floor gallery on ethnic minority life style. Here y...
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#7 of 51 things to do in Shanghai
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pacovera says:
The views are impressive that are seen from above, plants 88 of this building. It is worth the trouble the 5 euros that the entrance costs. Recommended.
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#8 of 51 things to do in Shanghai
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dan2105 says:
It can be a very appealing idea, travelling with a group instead of doing it independently, especially if you're travelling alone. I chose to do so while travelling China, a country that I had been told isn't set up for Western travellers and has the added language barrier that isn't as much an issu...
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#9 of 51 things to do in Shanghai
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larry0886 says:
It's a historic landmark in Shanghai's historic French concession. I recommend dinner and night bar there.
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#10 of 51 things to do in Shanghai
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Titusss says:
Shanghai and Beijing.. they are like the Milan and Rome of China (what a comparison!) cause Shanghai is the modern face, the business capital while Beijing is the governative town... China is a country rich of traditions that the young Chinese don't really care to much of, being in the middle of the...
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#11 of 51 things to do in Shanghai
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Geofan says:
I didn't take the train from Shanghai (with the exception of the Transrapid (maglev)) but I did travel from Xi'an to Beijing by train. It's been a great experience. First class is very, very comfortable (and cheap for us). Those beds are pretty long, soft and warm.
First...
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#12 of 51 things to do in Shanghai
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jytan says:
The Oriental Pearl Radio & TV Tower is 468m high. It's the tallest TV tower in Asia as well as the most famous. It's one of the landmarks of the new Shanghai. From the tower you can see the entire Bund on the other side of the river. That was the centre of Shanghai during the western dominance (1842...
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#13 of 51 things to do in Shanghai
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jeanliu says:
The temple is very small in the downtown city. So small that the temple's front gate and that of the heavenly king hall have become one. The treasure of this temple, two jade buddhas are quite nice. I didn't expect the sitting buddha to be that big, 1.95 metre tall and 1.34 metre wide. The smaller r...
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#14 of 51 things to do in Shanghai
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worldup says:
The Bund
Arguably the most famous street in Asia. Why? I don’t know. It’s a curved promenade along the river and about a mile long. There are western style buildings along the promenade that date from the 1920-30’s. These were banks, trading houses and later became consulates. A nice walk ...
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#15 of 51 things to do in Shanghai
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Ann_Hells says:
With reviews in the Lonely Planet guide that said this would leave visitors amazed and perplexed, I absolutely had to try it. I ran into it when we were trying to find the subway, it is located underground in an area full of games and people selling corn on the cob.
My father and I got the two tri...
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