Top 50 Best Things to Do in Shanghai

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Albertwuhuf33

My first time cruising the Huangpu River was pretty good overall. The modern cityscapes along both banks were truly impressive! The food on board was average, except for the lobster. The evening cruise on one of the top-tier boats was quite nice.

Anonymous user

Absolutely fantastic! Disney truly delivers an extraordinary experience that exceeds expectations. It deserves to be called the happiest place on earth. I want to go back countless times after just one visit. One day is far from enough. I will definitely come back again if I have the chance!

Anonymous user

A must-see attraction. The buffet is excellent, and the revolving restaurant offers different cuisines from various countries on each side. There's a wide selection, highly recommended. The views are also beautiful.

京野

The cable car at Shanghai Haichang Ocean Park is a signature attraction. Its fully enclosed design ensures safety and offers panoramic views of the park, providing a unique experience of traversing from extreme cold to scorching heat. However, the ride is relatively short, and long queues are common during peak seasons.

beauty of love

The Shanghai Museum, located in the bustling heart of Shanghai, is a large, comprehensive museum. It houses a vast collection of precious historical artifacts and works of art, ranging from ancient bronzes to modern paintings and calligraphy. The museum not only showcases the profound depth of Chinese culture but also reflects the historical evolution of Shanghai.

_TS***j4

We stayed at Jing An area and booked a Didi to the park which took about 1 hr. The park is loosely segmented to 3 areas - the bus ride, the boat ride and a by-foot area. Mostly you get to see and experience different animals in their environment. The bus ride (we paid for the one where we can feed the animals) and boat ride are paid experiences. If you or you have a kid who are into animals, these are worth paying for! If not, the standard bus ride which comes free with your entrance fee is good enough. And yes the park is huge, we didn't get to see everything and did selective ones which are more unique outside of Singapore. Food options are a plenty, every few areas you will see cafes or restaurants. Go to Tiger Restaurant if you want to view tigers when u eat. We skipped the shows as time was tight. We were there from around 10 am to 4 pm.

beauty of love

The Shanghai Astronomy Museum is a place full of mystery and allure. Here, you can explore the secrets of the universe and learn about galaxies, constellations, and celestial bodies. Whether you are an astronomy enthusiast or a casual visitor, endless surprises await you.

Minanuch Davin

Just only a few zone that felt like a aquarium . A bit disappoint

M43***03

LEGOLAND is especially suitable for children under 10. I recommend visiting on a weekday to avoid the crowds. You can immediately start playing on each ride without waiting a minute, which is a great experience. (I'm referring to weekdays when it's less crowded.) The rides are geared towards younger children, so they really enjoy them. Older children might find it a bit boring.

_We***77

Shanghai Romance Park is definitely worth seeing! The stage is incredibly high-tech, with stunning water curtain and rising platform effects that vividly portray the prosperity and changes of old Shanghai. The actors are exceptionally expressive, and the interactive segments are also very fun, making it a feast for both the eyes and the soul!