Created by the French in 1909, the luxurious Fuxing park is pleasant to enjoy a walk, watch Chinese people playing Mahjong under the shadow of trees, dancing, or practicing tai chi.
... Enjoy a breathtaking view of the city sipping a cocktail. Watch the merchant boats. Don't miss the incredible roof structure from within the tower.
Established in 2012, PSA is the first state-run museum dedicated to contemporary art in mainland China...
The museum displays works of art and antique objects through the different periods of Chinese history dating as far back as 20,000 B.C...
Release tensions with a professional Chinese massage in this spa. As the traditional Chinese medicine emphasizes it, health is more about prevention than cures or treatments.
An active Buddhist monastery. You may enjoy the monk's chants. It’s home to two white jade Buddhas, carved from a single slab of Burmese jade...
Contemporary Chinese art in a complex of industrial buildings. Little galleries are in bloom in this concrete area to offer the best of Chinese artists, collectives, and subculture.
A series of malls jammed and stuffed with rolls and rolls of fabric. You can have a tailor-made shirt or dress with your choice of embroidery and buttons for a very affordable price.
Din Tai Fung is a fun Taiwanese chain where you can see the chefs making the Shanghainese specialty, steamed dumplings, through glass windows. The steam buns and dumplings are de-li-cious...
An intimate restaurant ran by the chef Brad Turley, perched on the seventh floor of The Shanghai Education Hotel. The food is quite a hybrid between Californian-Asian cuisine...
Creative and fine vegetarian cuisine on the Bund. Lots of mushroom dishes. The setting is bright and zen.
A gigantic vegetarian buffet inside Jingan temple. Be ready to be seated next to monks.
The "interns" bar is a homey French bar to grab a pint of fresh chouffe beer or a glass wine after work, play boards game, or chat in conviviality.
An Asian fusion restaurant with great cocktails. The place is nicely designed and offers some mystery. Trying to open the front door is always a puzzle.
Sip some champagne admiring the view of the Bund from the rooftop terrace. Special themed parties can be quite surprising and kitsch.
This exclusive Parisian club is also in Shanghai. Expect creatives and trendy guests wiggling and letting go under a dimmed red light on old-school disco and classics.
A luxurious view from the top floor of a skyscraper. It has fancy cocktails, models dancing, and a shark tank. This is the place to enjoy a drink on Shanghai’s bling and posh side.
