Shanghai, a metropolis situated in Eastern China is well-placed in the centre of the coast of Mainland China. Notably, it also sits right smack at the mouth of the famed Yangtze river. Over the years, Shanghai has grown to be the commercial centre of China and also boasts impressive skylines. Shanghai will impress and enthrall every visitor to the city for there is something for everyone. Shanghai is best visited during spring and/or autumn. This is when the temperatures are more pleasant for tourists. Summer and winter offer extreme temperatures and may therefore be uncomfortable for those not used to such climate.
Known to be a vibrant and colourful metropolis destination, Shanghai is a welcoming city and accommodates all tourists. The perfect blend of the Chinese heritage and modernity offers even the most discerning visitors with appealing attractions. One of the top attractions is the Huangpu River. This river is famous because it divides the city into 2 parts: east and west. The Bund which is located on the east side of this Huangpu River is also a symbol of Shanghai. Tourists will be able to find financial and commercial buildings along with posh structures all built along the Bund. This is a lovely sight at night with lights reflecting onto the promenade.
If you love shopping and want to do so in Shanghai, make sure you visit Nanjing Road. This road is regarded as the best commercial street in China. In existence for many years, Nanjing Road has almost become a symbol of China. Avid shoppers will be pleased to know that there are almost 600 shops lined on this road. You can find everything conceivable, right from cheap souvenirs to luxurious goods. You may also want to find China’s oldest street, the Old Centre found in the Yu Yuan area. This stretch is a good launch pad for a boat trip to the Huangpu river or even a visit to Yu Yuan market. Along the way, there are several museums and attractive sights.
Visit this city with the perfect combination of charm and modernity now!
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