Shanghai.
Trace the Bund on foot, walk the former concession streets and give Gongqing’s forest paths a separate day in Yangpu.
Travel style
Overview
The Huangpu River makes a useful starting point in Shanghai. From the Bund in Puxi, Pudong’s skyline stands across the water. Inland, the streets around Fuxing Park offer a smaller scale of city life, with time for tea or dumplings between walks. Shanghai Museum East and Gongqing Forest Park are separate journeys.
Three days give you a riverside evening, a central neighborhood day and one longer excursion. Choose the concert or museum date first, then group meals on the same side of town.
Shortlist
Gongqing Forest Park
Gongqing Forest Park gives a substantial outdoor day to the northeastern side of Shanghai. Allow for the journey out and choose a walking loop before you start.
Fuxing Park
Fuxing Park brings an outdoor morning into central Shanghai. Follow the paths into the surrounding neighborhood for lunch.
Shanghai Museum East
Shanghai Museum East is across the Huangpu in Pudong. A collection visit gives a walking trip an indoor day with a different view of the city.
Three excellent days
Day 1
From the park to the river bend
People’s Square → Bund
People’s Square and the Bund lie at opposite ends of the old shopping axis. Start at the park or a dumpling counter and work east, leaving the river and the jazz rooms for the evening.
- Morning
Walk from People’s Park to the east end of Nanjing Road.
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People’s Park, Shanghai
Walk the paths beside the former racecourse. The public park gives the dense shopping center a surprisingly quiet beginning.
Park Hotel Bakery
Choose a butterfly pastry, the layered palmier associated with the hotel near People’s Square. One makes an easy breakfast to share.
Nanjing Road East
Walk a section of the pedestrian street as its shops open. The long axis leads toward the river and the older department stores.
- Afternoon
Walk the Bund for the view of Pudong, then come inland for shengjian at Yang’s Dumplings. The Peninsula has a reserved spa option on the river side.
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The Peninsula Shanghai Spa
A reserved treatment on the Bund side lets you spend the hours before and after on the same bank of the Huangpu.
Yang’s Dumplings, Huanghe Road
Order shengjian, pan-fried buns with crisp bottoms and hot broth inside. Bite a small opening before trying the filling.
The Bund
Walk the public promenade and turn away from Pudong long enough to see the former banks and trading houses behind you.
- Evening
Finish at the bridge above Suzhou Creek.
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Sir Elly’s, Peninsula Shanghai
Reserve dinner above the river for a special meal. Read the current tasting or à la carte menu before deciding how much of the evening to spend at the table.
Shanghai Grand Theatre
Pick a ballet, opera or orchestral performance at People’s Square. Allow a ride back from the river before the curtain.
Waibaidu Bridge
Cross Suzhou Creek at the north end of the Bund for the view back to the old shipping district. Keep to the public pedestrian sides.
Day 2
Plane trees and a concert hall
Fuxing → Sinan → the former French Concession
The plane trees and old villas of the former French Concession make an inviting walking district. Choose a house museum or a park, then let the concert or dinner address determine how far west to continue.
- Morning
Walk from the formal park toward the former residences.
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Fuxing Park
Walk the garden paths and spend time around the open spaces. People use them for their own morning routines, so keep a respectful distance when taking photos.
Sinan Mansions
Walk the public lanes between the garden residences. Their scale makes an instructive contrast with the new towers beyond.
Shanghai Museum of Sun Yat-sen’s Former Residence
Visit the historic house and exhibition on Xiangshan Road. Use the official visitor calendar to time the stop.
- Afternoon
Walk west toward Wukang Road.
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Godly Vegetarian Restaurant
The long-running vegetarian restaurant gives a city-center lunch a sense of Shanghai’s meat-free cooking traditions.
Shanghai Arts and Crafts Museum
Visit the former residence for carving, embroidery and other Shanghai crafts. The displays complement the architecture outside.
Wukang Mansion
Look at the wedge-shaped historic apartment building from the public street. The apartments themselves remain private homes.
- Evening
Stay near the old concession for supper after the walk.
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Jesse Restaurant, Tianping Road
Try the hongshao rou, pork braised with soy and sugar, at the original Tianping Road restaurant. Order a vegetable plate to share alongside it.
JZ Club
Check the club’s current address and lineup before choosing an evening. Use the ticket listing rather than an older address in a saved guide.
Anfu Road
Walk the early-evening shopfronts for design, books and ice cream. Keep conversations out of the doorways of the adjoining residential lanes.
Day 3
The old trading city and a forest park
Old City → Pudong → Yangpu
The classical garden and old trading streets are west of the Huangpu. The museum, financial towers and east-bank promenade need a river crossing; Gongqing Forest Park is a separate Yangpu outing on the west bank.
- Morning
Visit the old garden early and travel east afterward.
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Nanxiang Steamed Bun Restaurant, Yu Garden
Choose xiaolongbao at the Yu Garden location. Lift a dumpling by its pleated top and taste the broth slowly.
Yu Garden
Give the classical garden its own morning and explore its rockeries and pavilions. The surrounding bazaar is a separate commercial district.
Shanghai City God Temple
Visit the working Taoist temple in the old city. Leave room at the incense burners and watch the courtyards open one after another.
- Afternoon
Ride to the forest park for a proper outdoor afternoon.
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Shanghai Museum East
Go east for the museum’s Chinese art galleries. Select one medium, such as bronze or ceramics, for a closer look before exploring more.
Gongqing Forest Park
This forest park gives a longer walk a destination well beyond the central streets and the Bund.
Lujiazui Central Green Space
Walk the public park beneath the financial district’s towers. It offers a level alternative when the observation decks are clouded over.
- Evening
Walk the riverside promenade before returning to the center.
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Shanghai Oriental Art Center
Choose the symphony, chamber or opera program at the Pudong venue. The performance halls share a building but have different seats and doors.
Flair Rooftop, The Ritz-Carlton Shanghai Pudong
Reserve a rooftop table when the outdoor terrace is operating. Read the weather and seating policy before choosing this for the skyline.
Binjiang Avenue, Pudong
Walk the riverside path at dusk for the old Bund skyline across the Huangpu. The walk is a good finish even when clouds hide the tower tops.
What to book
Check Gongqing opening notices and allow for the journey to Yangpu. Use an indoor museum stop when heat or rain cuts the walks short.
Gongqing Forest Park
Gongqing Forest Park is in Yangpu, beyond the central walking districts. Check access and choose the return trip before committing to a long park circuit.
Shanghai Museum East
Shanghai Museum East is across the river in Pudong. Confirm admission and give its galleries a separate afternoon from Gongqing.
The full guide
Neighborhoods
People’s Square is convenient for first-time city connections. The Bund buys the early or late river walk. A room near the tree-lined western neighborhoods suits park mornings and concert evenings more than a river view.
Dining
Start with one steamer of xiaolongbao and save a separate stop for shengjian with their crisp fried bases. Dinner in the former French Concession brings soy-braised pork, while Pudong has a Cantonese table above the river.
Godly Vegetarian Restaurant
West Nanjing Road
The long-running vegetarian restaurant gives a city-center lunch a sense of Shanghai’s meat-free cooking traditions.
Zaddy TipUse the West Nanjing Road branch and ask about egg, dairy or allergens in your order.
Jia Jia Tang Bao
Huanghe Road
This branch makes a convenient stop for xiaolongbao on the downtown day. A steamer of dumplings gives lunch a very different texture from the vegetarian meal at Godly.
Zaddy TipAsk about fillings and broth. Shanghai soup dumplings commonly contain meat even when the topping sounds like seafood.
Park Hotel Bakery
People’s Square
Choose a butterfly pastry, the layered palmier associated with the hotel near People’s Square. One makes an easy breakfast to share.
Zaddy TipUse the Park Hotel’s bakery counter near Huanghe Road for this stop.
Yang’s Dumplings, Huanghe Road
People’s Square
Order shengjian, pan-fried buns with crisp bottoms and hot broth inside. Bite a small opening before trying the filling.
Zaddy TipUse the Huanghe Road shop for an easy lunch beside People’s Square.
Sir Elly’s, Peninsula Shanghai
People’s Square
Reserve dinner above the river for a special meal. Read the current tasting or à la carte menu before deciding how much of the evening to spend at the table.
Zaddy TipAsk about the restaurant rather than the separate terrace bar when reserving.
Jesse Restaurant, Tianping Road
Fuxing
Try the hongshao rou, pork braised with soy and sugar, at the original Tianping Road restaurant. Order a vegetable plate to share alongside it.
Zaddy TipReserve the original small branch, often called Old Jesse, rather than assuming every Jesse restaurant serves the same menu.
Nanxiang Steamed Bun Restaurant, Yu Garden
Old City
Choose xiaolongbao at the Yu Garden location. Lift a dumpling by its pleated top and taste the broth slowly.
Zaddy TipThis is the Old City branch, distinct from the original town of Nanxiang outside central Shanghai.
Jin Xuan, Pudong
Old City
Book the Cantonese dining room above Lujiazui for an evening meal overlooking the river. Ask about a steamed seafood preparation and share dishes across the table.
Zaddy TipSpecify Jin Xuan at the Ritz-Carlton Shanghai, Pudong. The rooftop bar in the same hotel has a different menu.
Culture
During the review period the People’s Square building is dedicated to a separately ticketed exhibition. Double-check the address on your booking.
Shanghai Museum East
Pudong
Go east for the museum’s Chinese art galleries. Select one medium, such as bronze or ceramics, for a closer look before exploring more.
Zaddy TipThe official notice permits individual entry with original valid ID, subject to capacity. Some experiences require advance reservations. Tuesday is usually closed.
Activities
The surrounding streets make a natural lunch walk. Choose a short circuit and save the evening for music.
Fuxing Park
Huangpu
Walk the garden paths and spend time around the open spaces. People use them for their own morning routines, so keep a respectful distance when taking photos.
Zaddy TipLook for Fuxing Park in central Shanghai. Fuxing Island Park is a different outing.
Gongqing Forest Park
Yangpu
This forest park gives a longer walk a destination well beyond the central streets and the Bund.
Zaddy TipAssign the outing its own half-day and plan the return from Yangpu before heading into the park.
The Peninsula Shanghai Spa
Puxi
A reserved treatment on the Bund side lets you spend the hours before and after on the same bank of the Huangpu.
Zaddy TipBook the Shanghai property and confirm visiting-client arrangements. Ask about treatment inclusions separately from hotel amenities.
Nightlife
Walk from dinner with time to spare. For a free evening take the Bund promenade instead.
Shanghai Symphony Hall
Middle Fuxing Road
Choose a concert near the former French Concession and give the programme your evening. It pairs naturally with dinner in the surrounding streets.
Zaddy TipConfirm the auditorium, admission and curtain time on the current event listing.
JZ Club
Shanghai
A club set gives a group a different way to hear Shanghai after an evening in a concert hall.
Zaddy TipConfirm the current room, address and show when reserving. Leave time to eat before the set.
Where to stay
Compare the walking route to your metro exit before comparing the room photographs.
Campanile Shanghai Bund
Huangpu
A central hotel for a traveler who wants the Bund within reach without paying for a river-facing suite.
Zaddy TipUse the actual street entrance for pickup. The hotel name describes the district rather than a guaranteed view.
The Yangtze Boutique Shanghai
People’s Square
A historic-style hotel base near People’s Square lets you come back between galleries and dinner.
Zaddy TipCompare the individual room categories for floor space and windows.
Getting around
Verify PVG or SHA and the terminal on every flight. The airport link railway connects the two airport areas. It serves a different purpose from the trip to a central hotel. Use the airport transport guide for your destination.
FAQs
Which Shanghai Museum is in this itinerary?
The East branch in Pudong. The two branches have different exhibitions, closures and ticket arrangements.
Where can I see the skyline without buying admission?
The Bund promenade looks across the Huangpu toward Pudong. It also works as an early-morning walk.
Researched and edited by Zaddy Travels. The linked sources inform our selections and planning advice. Hotel and dining recommendations are based on published information.
Related destinations
Fuxing Park
Fuxing Park lies among the plane-tree streets of the former French Concession. A morning visit leaves time to watch how residents use the paths and squares.
Godly Vegetarian Restaurant
Godly Vegetarian Restaurant is rooted in Shanghai’s vegetarian cooking traditions. Make lunch a chance to ask about preparations of mushrooms, tofu and seasonal vegetables.
The Peninsula Shanghai Spa
The Peninsula Shanghai Spa is near the Bund. Book a treatment on the waterfront day so you can walk by the river afterward.
Day 1
A gallery and a riverfront treatment
People’s Square → Bund
People’s Square and the Bund lie at opposite ends of the old shopping axis. Start at the park or a dumpling counter and work east, leaving the river and the jazz rooms for the evening.
- Morning
Order a steamer of soup dumplings at Jia Jia Tang Bao, then take the People’s Park paths or walk the early shopping blocks of Nanjing Road.
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Jia Jia Tang Bao
This branch makes a convenient stop for xiaolongbao on the downtown day. A steamer of dumplings gives lunch a very different texture from the vegetarian meal at Godly.
People’s Park, Shanghai
Walk the paths beside the former racecourse. The public park gives the dense shopping center a surprisingly quiet beginning.
Nanjing Road East
Walk a section of the pedestrian street as its shops open. The long axis leads toward the river and the older department stores.
- Afternoon
Book the spa or spend the afternoon in an exhibition.
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The Peninsula Shanghai Spa
A reserved treatment on the Bund side lets you spend the hours before and after on the same bank of the Huangpu.
Rockbund Art Museum
Choose a current exhibition near the northern Bund before heading to the Peninsula. Check its opening calendar as the museum programs temporary shows.
The Bund
Walk the public promenade and turn away from Pudong long enough to see the former banks and trading houses behind you.
- Evening
Choose a hotel supper or a listening room by the river.
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Sir Elly’s, Peninsula Shanghai
Reserve dinner above the river for a special meal. Read the current tasting or à la carte menu before deciding how much of the evening to spend at the table.
Peace Hotel Jazz Bar
Choose a seat for the hotel jazz band at the historic Peace Hotel. Check performance times and minimum charges before bringing a group.
Waibaidu Bridge
Cross Suzhou Creek at the north end of the Bund for the view back to the old shipping district. Keep to the public pedestrian sides.
Day 2
A park bench and a seasonal supper
Fuxing → Sinan → the former French Concession
The plane trees and old villas of the former French Concession make an inviting walking district. Choose a house museum or a park, then let the concert or dinner address determine how far west to continue.
- Morning
Begin in Fuxing Park with coffee nearby.
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Fuxing Park
Walk the garden paths and spend time around the open spaces. People use them for their own morning routines, so keep a respectful distance when taking photos.
Baker & Spice, Anfu Road
Pick a pastry and coffee at the Anfu Road bakery. The shop is a convenient start on the western side of the concession.
Shanghai Museum of Sun Yat-sen’s Former Residence
Visit the historic house and exhibition on Xiangshan Road. Use the official visitor calendar to time the stop.
- Afternoon
Have a vegetarian lunch and leave time for a bookshop.
Expand +Collapse − afternoon suggestions
Godly Vegetarian Restaurant
The long-running vegetarian restaurant gives a city-center lunch a sense of Shanghai’s meat-free cooking traditions.
Sinan Books
Browse the bookshop in the Sinan neighborhood, paying attention to the mix of restored architecture and contemporary publishing.
Shanghai Arts and Crafts Museum
Visit the former residence for carving, embroidery and other Shanghai crafts. The displays complement the architecture outside.
- Evening
Choose a Jiangnan table and a seated performance.
Expand +Collapse − evening suggestions
Jesse Restaurant, Tianping Road
Try the hongshao rou, pork braised with soy and sugar, at the original Tianping Road restaurant. Order a vegetable plate to share alongside it.
Shanghai Symphony Hall
Choose a concert near the former French Concession and give the programme your evening. It pairs naturally with dinner in the surrounding streets.
Anfu Road
Walk the early-evening shopfronts for design, books and ice cream. Keep conversations out of the doorways of the adjoining residential lanes.
Day 3
A garden and a museum lunch
Old City → Pudong → Yangpu
The classical garden and old trading streets are west of the Huangpu. The museum, financial towers and east-bank promenade need a river crossing; Gongqing Forest Park is a separate Yangpu outing on the west bank.
- Morning
Take tea in the old city before crossing the river.
Expand +Collapse − morning suggestions
Nanxiang Steamed Bun Restaurant, Yu Garden
Choose xiaolongbao at the Yu Garden location. Lift a dumpling by its pleated top and taste the broth slowly.
Yu Garden
Give the classical garden its own morning and explore its rockeries and pavilions. The surrounding bazaar is a separate commercial district.
Huxinting Teahouse
Choose a pot of tea at the pavilion reached by the zigzag bridge. Ask the price and brewing style before selecting the leaves.
- Afternoon
Choose the museum on the Pudong side or keep the afternoon green.
Expand +Collapse − afternoon suggestions
Shanghai Museum East
Go east for the museum’s Chinese art galleries. Select one medium, such as bronze or ceramics, for a closer look before exploring more.
Shanghai Tower, Top of Shanghai
Book the observation deck on a clear day. From above, the river’s curve helps explain why the old trading streets met at the Bund.
Lujiazui Central Green Space
Walk the public park beneath the financial district’s towers. It offers a level alternative when the observation decks are clouded over.
- Evening
Have supper above the river and keep the night on one bank.
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Jin Xuan, Pudong
Book the Cantonese dining room above Lujiazui for an evening meal overlooking the river. Ask about a steamed seafood preparation and share dishes across the table.
Shanghai Oriental Art Center
Choose the symphony, chamber or opera program at the Pudong venue. The performance halls share a building but have different seats and doors.
Binjiang Avenue, Pudong
Walk the riverside path at dusk for the old Bund skyline across the Huangpu. The walk is a good finish even when clouds hide the tower tops.
Confirm the spa treatment and visitor terms at the Peninsula Shanghai. Save the east-bank museum journey for another day.
Godly Vegetarian Restaurant
Godly Vegetarian Restaurant gives the central Puxi day a specific lunch destination. Check the location and meal hours rather than crossing the river for a short sitting.
The Peninsula Shanghai Spa
The Peninsula Shanghai Spa is by the Bund. Confirm treatment inclusions and visiting-client arrangements before putting it on the waterfront day.
JZ Club
JZ Club makes live jazz the center of the evening. Check the current location, lineup and seating before arranging the group’s meeting place.
Shanghai Symphony Hall
Shanghai Symphony Hall offers a concert evening in the former French Concession. Reserve for a particular program and choose dinner nearby.
Jia Jia Tang Bao
Jia Jia Tang Bao is a stop for soup dumplings. Verify the branch and opening hours if you want a meal before music.
Day 1
The Bund after dark
People’s Square → Bund
People’s Square and the Bund lie at opposite ends of the old shopping axis. Start at the park or a dumpling counter and work east, leaving the river and the jazz rooms for the evening.
- Morning
Meet at a named breakfast counter near the square.
Expand +Collapse − morning suggestions
Jia Jia Tang Bao
This branch makes a convenient stop for xiaolongbao on the downtown day. A steamer of dumplings gives lunch a very different texture from the vegetarian meal at Godly.
People’s Park, Shanghai
Walk the paths beside the former racecourse. The public park gives the dense shopping center a surprisingly quiet beginning.
Park Hotel Bakery
Choose a butterfly pastry, the layered palmier associated with the hotel near People’s Square. One makes an easy breakfast to share.
- Afternoon
Try a lunch counter and look inside the old commercial district.
Expand +Collapse − afternoon suggestions
The Peninsula Shanghai Spa
A reserved treatment on the Bund side lets you spend the hours before and after on the same bank of the Huangpu.
Shanghai Urban Planning Exhibition Center
Look for the scale model and displays on the city’s growth. Check current exhibition and visitor arrangements before entering.
Yang’s Dumplings, Huanghe Road
Order shengjian, pan-fried buns with crisp bottoms and hot broth inside. Bite a small opening before trying the filling.
- Evening
Book a jazz set and gather on the Bund beforehand.
Expand +Collapse − evening suggestions
Sir Elly’s, Peninsula Shanghai
Reserve dinner above the river for a special meal. Read the current tasting or à la carte menu before deciding how much of the evening to spend at the table.
Peace Hotel Jazz Bar
Choose a seat for the hotel jazz band at the historic Peace Hotel. Check performance times and minimum charges before bringing a group.
Shanghai Grand Theatre
Pick a ballet, opera or orchestral performance at People’s Square. Allow a ride back from the river before the curtain.
Day 2
Music in the old concession
Fuxing → Sinan → the former French Concession
The plane trees and old villas of the former French Concession make an inviting walking district. Choose a house museum or a park, then let the concert or dinner address determine how far west to continue.
- Morning
Meet for breakfast on Anfu Road. Fuxing Park and the garden residences of Sinan offer two different ways to spend the morning nearby.
Expand +Collapse − morning suggestions
Fuxing Park
Walk the garden paths and spend time around the open spaces. People use them for their own morning routines, so keep a respectful distance when taking photos.
Sinan Mansions
Walk the public lanes between the garden residences. Their scale makes an instructive contrast with the new towers beyond.
Baker & Spice, Anfu Road
Pick a pastry and coffee at the Anfu Road bakery. The shop is a convenient start on the western side of the concession.
- Afternoon
Give the Arts and Crafts Museum an indoor hour, then browse Sinan Books or walk to the wedge-shaped Wukang Mansion.
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Sinan Books
Browse the bookshop in the Sinan neighborhood, paying attention to the mix of restored architecture and contemporary publishing.
Shanghai Arts and Crafts Museum
Visit the former residence for carving, embroidery and other Shanghai crafts. The displays complement the architecture outside.
Wukang Mansion
Look at the wedge-shaped historic apartment building from the public street. The apartments themselves remain private homes.
- Evening
Book the jazz lineup or symphony program first.
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Heyday Vintage Jazz Lounge
Pick the live bill at the Tai’an Road lounge and reserve a table when the singer or band you want is performing. This is a separate room from JZ Club.
Shanghai Symphony Hall
Choose a concert near the former French Concession and give the programme your evening. It pairs naturally with dinner in the surrounding streets.
JZ Club
Check the club’s current address and lineup before choosing an evening. Use the ticket listing rather than an older address in a saved guide.
Day 3
Across the Huangpu for the evening
Old City → Pudong → Yangpu
The classical garden and old trading streets are west of the Huangpu. The museum, financial towers and east-bank promenade need a river crossing; Gongqing Forest Park is a separate Yangpu outing on the west bank.
- Morning
Meet for dumplings before the bridges and bazaars get busy.
Expand +Collapse − morning suggestions
Nanxiang Steamed Bun Restaurant, Yu Garden
Choose xiaolongbao at the Yu Garden location. Lift a dumpling by its pleated top and taste the broth slowly.
Huxinting Teahouse
Choose a pot of tea at the pavilion reached by the zigzag bridge. Ask the price and brewing style before selecting the leaves.
Shanghai City God Temple
Visit the working Taoist temple in the old city. Leave room at the incense burners and watch the courtyards open one after another.
- Afternoon
Book the museum branch before meeting friends by the river.
Expand +Collapse − afternoon suggestions
Shanghai Museum East
Go east for the museum’s Chinese art galleries. Select one medium, such as bronze or ceramics, for a closer look before exploring more.
Gongqing Forest Park
This forest park gives a longer walk a destination well beyond the central streets and the Bund.
Shanghai Tower, Top of Shanghai
Book the observation deck on a clear day. From above, the river’s curve helps explain why the old trading streets met at the Bund.
- Evening
Choose a performance on the Pudong side.
Expand +Collapse − evening suggestions
Jin Xuan, Pudong
Book the Cantonese dining room above Lujiazui for an evening meal overlooking the river. Ask about a steamed seafood preparation and share dishes across the table.
Flair Rooftop, The Ritz-Carlton Shanghai Pudong
Reserve a rooftop table when the outdoor terrace is operating. Read the weather and seating policy before choosing this for the skyline.
Binjiang Avenue, Pudong
Walk the riverside path at dusk for the old Bund skyline across the Huangpu. The walk is a good finish even when clouds hide the tower tops.
Book the JZ Club show at its current address and choose a Shanghai Symphony concert on another date. Build dinner around the room you picked.
JZ Club
JZ Club is the jazz booking in this plan. Check the current venue address, performer and set time before choosing dinner nearby.
Shanghai Symphony Hall
Shanghai Symphony Hall is a separate performance outing. Book the program and actual hall, then give the concert an evening free of another show.