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As a couple of culture enthusiasts visiting Shanghai for the first time, we wanted to experience the essence of the city in just one day. Our guide, John, curated a wonderful itinerary that blended historical landmarks with local charm.
We started our day on Nanjing Road, where the blend of modernity and tradition was striking. John shared the fascinating history of the road and how it evolved from a small street to the vibrant shopping hub it is today. From there, we headed to The Bund, where we admired the colonial architecture along the Huangpu River, and John pointed out the historical significance of each building. The views of the skyline were breathtaking, and it felt like a perfect introduction to Shanghai’s past and present.
Next, we visited Yuyuan Garden, a tranquil oasis amidst the city’s hustle and bustle. John explained the design principles of classical Chinese gardens, and we took our time exploring the pavilions, ponds, and rockeries. After a quick snack at the nearby Bazaar, we ventured into the Old French Concession, a charming neighborhood with tree-lined streets, colonial buildings, and trendy cafés. John’s stories about Shanghai’s colonial era made it all come alive.
We then took a walk through Tianzifang, a creative hub filled with art galleries, boutiques, and eateries. John helped us find a hidden café, where we relaxed and took in the local atmosphere. We continued to Kezhi Garden, a more peaceful garden than Yuyuan, where we could appreciate the serenity and traditional landscaping.
The next stop was the Qing Post Office, a quaint and historically significant spot. John gave us a detailed account of its role during Shanghai’s history as a major international trade hub. Afterward, we walked along Fangsheng Bridge, where John shared the cultural significance of the bridge and the ritual of releasing live fish into the river.
Finally, we capped off the day with a boat cruise along the Huangpu River, where we had a magnificent view of the city’s illuminated skyline. It was the perfect way to end a day of exploration. John’s expertise, coupled with his easygoing nature, made the day both informative and enjoyable. For anyone wanting a deep dive into Shanghai’s history, culture, and vibrant streets, this tour is a must-do!
Reviewed to: 3-Day Shanghai Trip Package Including Zhujiajiao Water Town Excursion