Ten Must-See attractions in Shanghai
Shanghai is China’s modern, pulsing heart. It’s home to millions of people, and as the economic center of the country,
Shanghai is China’s modern, pulsing heart. It’s home to millions of people, and as the economic center of the country,
Disneyland. Ugh. What place on earth better represents the soulless void of American consumer capitalism? Maybe Walt Disney himself wasn’t
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If you’re looking for an escape from Shanghai’s overwhelming glistening modernity, you could do a lot worse than Qiuxia Garden.
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There isn’t much to Jinshan Fishing Village, or Jinshanzui, or 金山嘴渔村. However, it’s a nice place to spend an afternoon
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The first question you may be asking yourself about the Shanghai Museum of Glass is why? Why would somebody go
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The Power Station of Art and TeamLab:Borderless are conveniently located next to each other on the banks of the Huangpu
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Oriental Land is a large park located, ironically, on the far western edge of Shanghai. It’s about a two-hour subway
Gucun Park in Shanghai is also known as “dinosaur park.” Walk through dense forests of leafy green plants. There’s a
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Our Chang Xing Island adventure started with a message from the boss. “We’re going to Chang Xing Island next week.
Guyi Garden is a lovely classical garden just an hour north of downtown Shanghai. It’s not as famous as some