The Bund

Visiting the Bund in Shanghai during summer vacation is crowded, but it's still well worth the trip. The Bund is a historical landmark of Shanghai, featuring 52 buildings of diverse international styles that bear witness to Shanghai's transformation from the modern era to the contemporary era. During the day, you can admire the architectural details; at night, the lights illuminate the buildings, creating a stunning skyline that contrasts beautifully with the skyscrapers of Lujiazui across the river. Despite the crowds, the police's meticulous management ensures safety and order for visitors. It's recommended to visit during off-peak hours, or choose different perspectives such as the riverside promenade or a boat trip. This allows you to experience the fusion of history and modernity while avoiding the crowds and enjoying a unique visit.

Highly recommend this boat cruise the food was lovely and staff friendly the scenes and lights were amazing!

The Bund is a must-visit in Shanghai! The mix of historic architecture with the modern skyline across the river is stunning, especially at night when the buildings light up. The view of the Huangpu River is beautiful, and it’s the perfect spot for photos or a relaxing walk. Highly recommend!

The Bund, the business card of Shanghai. The famous Lover's Wall and the first bend in the Far East have weakened now, but the International Buildings are still famous. In good weather, the buildings on both sides of the Huangpu River are particularly spectacular. The profound accumulation of Zhongshan East Road and the cutting-edge Lujiazui, facing each other across the river, each tell the story of the city of Shanghai.

The night view is very beautiful. On Zhapu Road Bridge, you can see the beautiful scenery of Pudong set off by the Waibaidu Bridge and the Monument to the People's Heroes. Then walk towards the Waibaidu Bridge, cross the Waibaidu Bridge, and walk to the Monument to the People's Heroes. The blood-red Monument to the People's Heroes at night is particularly eye-catching. Then walk along the Bund. On the left, you can see the Huangpu River and the Oriental Pearl Tower and the three-piece suit in Pudong opposite. On the right is the International Building Complex in Puxi. The scenery is very good. Walking along the Huangpu River, blowing the river breeze, looking at the gorgeous scenery on both sides of the Huangpu River, and feeling the charm of this city that never sleeps. There are many people here at night on weekends and holidays, so pay attention to safety.

The Bund in Shanghai is worthy of being called the International Architecture Expo. The scenery on both sides of Pudong and Puxi is amazing! The Bund in Shanghai is worthy of being called the International Architecture Expo. The scenery on both sides of Pudong and Puxi is amazing! The Bund in Shanghai is worthy of being called the International Architecture Expo. The scenery on both sides of Pudong and Puxi is amazing!

Checking in at the Bund is painless! A complete guide to playing + food + saving money I went to the Bund on a whim. I thought my wallet would "bleed", but I didn't expect that I would have a lot of fun and save money by using the guide. I must share it with everyone! 🌆Viewing ideas The Bund is crowded with people watching the night view. Want to find a great shooting point, but don't want to be blocked by the crowd? You can go to the Bund Source. The European-style architecture is matched with the Lujiazui skyline on the opposite bank. Any photo you take is a blockbuster. Let me tell you secretly that the outdoor terrace of the Waldorf Astoria Shanghai on the Bund is a hidden viewing spot with few people and a good view. You can take in the Bund scenery. The key is that you can stay here for a short time to enjoy the beautiful scenery without spending money. 🍱Affordable and delicious When you come to the Bund, snacks can't be missed. There are many treasures hidden in Zhapu Road Food Street. Ada Scallion Pancake is crispy on the outside and tender on the inside, full of scallion fragrance. It costs 3 yuan each and it is super satisfying to take a bite. There is also the scallion pancake No. 1 at the old stall in Tilanqiao, which is crispy and full of meat fragrance. Anyone who eats it will know the joy of 5 yuan. For dinner, try the old Shanghai alley dishes, which are very cost-effective. You can taste authentic braised pork, fried shrimp and other signature dishes for less than 80 yuan per person. 💰 Money-saving tips Don't stay in the Bund. Choose hotels along Metro Line 2, which are convenient and affordable. For example, near People's Square, the room price can be 30% - 50% cheaper. Use Shanghai Transportation Card to travel, and you can get discounts on buses and subways. You can apply for and return the card at the subway station. Before going to the attractions, search for coupons and group purchase tickets on major travel platforms to save a lot of money. I have personally tested and used the Bund money-saving travel guide, and I share it with you without reservation! If you also have a great Bund money-saving play method, share it in the comment area, and don't forget to like and collect it if you think it is useful!

The night of the Huangpu River is always bright. It is not the brightness of the stars and moon, but the artificial light, and the electric light. This light drains the night, and the river water is dyed five colors. The world-wide architecture exposition is transparent under the night light, and every Roman column and every arch window are set with gold edges. The buildings on the other side of the Pujiang River, one by one stretching out to the sky...