Sinan Mansions

思南公馆

A time capsule of 1920s European villas where jazz-age diplomats once clinked martini glasses, now repurposed as champagne bars and literary salons

Xin Rong Ji (Nanyang Road)

新荣记

A Michelin-starred temple of Zhejiang cuisine where 20-year-old Huangyan tangerine peels meet abalone braised in ancestral sauces

Xibo Xinjiang Cuisine (Changshu Road)

锡伯新疆餐厅(常熟路)

celebrated for its modern take on authentic Xinjiang cuisine, blending bold Northwestern Chinese flavors

Tang Palace (Tang Gong) Dongzhu'anbang Road

唐宫 维景店

celebrated for its exquisite Cantonese- and Huaiyang-style seafood and dim sum, especially its famed crisp-roasted young pigeon (金奖乳鸽)

Shanghai Museum

上海博物馆

its comprehensive collection of ancient Chinese art, including exquisite bronzes, ceramics, calligraphy, and jade

Gucun Park (Gu Cun Park)

顾村公园

A 434-acre cherry blossom kingdom where pink canopies bloom over Hanfu-clad influencers and lakeside picnics

Jing'an Temple

静安寺

it features China’s largest seated jade Buddha (3.8m high), a massive Ming‑dynasty bronze bell, exquisite camphor‑wood

National Exhibition and Convention Center (NECC Shanghai)

国家会展中心(上海)

one of the world’s largest exhibition complexes,renowned for its distinctive clover-shaped design and hosting international trade fairs and events

Lost Heaven (The Bund)

花马天堂(外滩店)

A culinary silk road where Yunnan tribal flavors waltz with Art Deco glamour, serving psychedelic sour-spicy soups

Shanghai Circus World (ERA and Happy Circus)

上海马戏城(ERA时空之旅与欢乐马戏)

A renowned stage for spectacular acrobatic and circus shows blending traditional Chinese art with modern effects.