Shanghai Tower

It was exciting to rise to the height of 600 m in few seconds. My ears got blocked for a while. But it was worthwhile. The scenario at night was amazing.

Visiting Shanghai’s Bund was an unforgettable experience! The blend of historic architecture along the waterfront and the stunning skyline of futuristic skyscrapers across the river is absolutely breathtaking. Seeing the iconic towers light up at night was magical and truly shows Shanghai’s vibrant energy and modern spirit. A must-see destination that perfectly captures the city’s charm and ambition.

We had a great time at Shanghai tower overlooking the entire Shanghai at the highest point. The scenery was surreal and magnificent. Definitely a must visit when you visit this city!

This building is really awesome! Shanghai Tower is the tallest building in China, 632 meters high. Standing at the bottom and looking up, my neck is sore! Its shape is like a spiraling "dragon". It is said that this is wind-resistant and energy-saving. The designer is really creative. Observation Deck: Overlooking Shanghai, it's amazing! I took the elevator to the 118th floor in a flash. My ears were still a little swollen, but I was shocked as soon as I got out! The whole Shanghai is in sight. The Huangpu River is winding like a snake. The old buildings on the Bund and the high-rise buildings in Lujiazui are particularly obvious. If you come in the evening, watch the sunset dye the whole city golden, and then wait until the lights come on. That feeling is worth the price! Drinking coffee vs. drinking tea, two kinds of enjoyment The coffee shop in the observation deck is in an excellent location. It is comfortable to order a cup of coffee and sit in a daze. It's just a little expensive, but think about drinking coffee in the "tallest building in China", so bear it! Yinxi Tea House is quieter, the box is private, suitable for chatting with friends, the tea is good, but the wallet hurts a little. Zuihuihuang Eating: Taste is OK, price is slightly high This local cuisine has a nice environment and good service. The braised pork is soft, sweet and fragrant, and the steamed fish is tender, but the portion is not large, and the average cost per person is a few hundred. Suitable for entertaining guests or wanting to reward yourself. If you are looking for value for money, you may have to think again. Summary: Expensive but worth it! Shanghai Tower is indeed a first-class experience from architecture to sightseeing to food and drink, but it costs money like water. However, since you are here, you always feel that you have lost if you don’t climb to the top and have afternoon tea! Recommended to friends who want to experience the "height of Shanghai", remember to choose a good weather to go, the view is better!

Experience J Hotel, the first skyscraper in China and the third in the world. After arriving at the hotel, the hotel experience master Liu Hai first introduced the construction of the building, and then took us to visit the lobby on the 101st floor, the Jinyan Restaurant on the 103rd floor, and the Tianzhijin Restaurant on the 120th floor. The room we stayed in was a sky king room, which was spacious and comfortable with an area of ​​61 square meters. There were about 20 bottles of non-alcoholic drinks and 3 bottles of beer, which could be enjoyed for free. Enjoy the supreme afternoon tea at the Yi Lounge on the 84th floor, with red wine, beer, various drinks and various dishes (including beef tongue, shrimp balls, beef, cakes, fruits, cold drinks, etc.), and enjoy the view while drinking at the windowsill, which was a real enjoyment. Then watch the sunset at the Tianzhijin Restaurant on the 120th floor, and the sunrise the next day. The buffet breakfast at the 101 restaurant is rich in dishes. The swimming pool on the 84th floor is reached by a dedicated elevator on the 85th floor. It is relatively small, but not open to the public.

Shanghai Central Building, City Landmark, Architectural Miracle! Towering into the clouds, the appearance is unique, highlighting the charm of modern design. The sightseeing floor has a wide view and the beautiful scenery of the Pujiang River is unobstructed and refreshing. The internal facilities are complete, the sense of technology is full, and the exhibition is rich and interesting, showing the development history of Shanghai. The elevator is fast and stable, the service is thoughtful and meticulous, and the experience is excellent. Climbing to the top of Shanghai, feeling the pulsation of the city, a tourist attraction that cannot be missed!

Shanghai Tower, located at No. 501 Yincheng Middle Road, Lujiazui, Pudong, has a ground building height of 632 meters. It is the tallest building in China and the third tallest building in the world. The main shape is a twisted oblate cylinder, which is modern, beautiful and cleverly reduces high-altitude wind. The main purpose of Shanghai Tower is public facilities such as office, hotel, business, and sightseeing; the main building has 127 floors above ground and 5 floors underground; the podium has 7 floors, 5 floors above ground and 2 floors underground, with a total construction area of ​​about 578,000 square meters. There are some world-famous companies settled in the building, such as JPMorgan Chase, and there are also some art venues, such as Guanfu Museum. In short, it has complete functions for food, entertainment, housing, and transportation.

Shanghai Tower, 632 meters high, is the tallest building in China with a beautiful shape. The exterior of Shanghai Tower is oblate and streamlined, and it looks like a rising dragon, rising slowly in a spiral shape, scientifically and cleverly solving the safety problem of super-high-rise buildings against earthquakes and typhoons. The Shanghai Tower covers an area of ​​433,954 square meters, with a main building of 119 floors. It is a large complex integrating commercial, cultural venues and office buildings. There are many famous companies in Xujiahui (such as JPMorgan Chase) and cultural institutions (such as Guanfu Museum) and famous restaurant chains (such as Starbucks). Each of the 9 districts of Shanghai Tower has its own sky lobby and atrium, sandwiched between the inner and outer glass walls. District 1 is a retail area, Districts 2 to 6 are office areas, and hotels and observation decks are located in Districts 7 to 9. Each floor of the sky lobby has its own retail stores and restaurants, with very complete functions. Whether it is the company working here, the staff of the cultural venue, or the customers, they all feel very convenient.