All of Shanghai in one day

 If you are heading to Shanghai and want to have a full experience of it, then you need to plan a day trip. This way, you will be able to see everything in a day. You can take a train to Hongqiao, visit the Great Expectations Museum, shop, eat, and see Tianshan Tea City.

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Visit Xintiandi

The city of Shanghai has a variety of attractions. From the world's most famous pedestrian shopping street to the oldest and classical garden, visitors can enjoy the rich culture of the city. In fact, there are many ways to see Shanghai in just one day.

You can start at the former French Concession, which is home to a number of bars and restaurants. Afterward, you can take a stroll down the pedestrian road. It's a great way to see Shanghai's nightlife.

If you're looking for a more intimate experience, check out the arts and craft enclave. This area is filled with cafes, stores, and boutiques where you can buy unique items and souvenirs.

The Xintiandi neighbourhood is a modern and trendy area that features some of the best shopping and dining in Shanghai. You can find luxury brands and international brands here, along with a wide range of quality bars.

See Tianshan Tea City

The Tianshan Tea City is located in both old and new Shanghai, and it's a must see. Touted as the birthplace of tea in China, the city is a veritable cornucopia of artisanal teas, teapots, tea jars, and tea-infused grub. A trip here will make you feel like a tea connoisseur. You can even sample the drink at one of its many fine restaurants, or order an afternoon tea with a view of the action.

If you can't make it here, there are plenty of places where you can satisfy your tea-thirst without breaking the bank. In fact, there are even a few hotels with their own tea lounges. While you're there, a guided tour is a great way to learn more about the history of a great beverage.

Explore the Great Expectations Museum

For a city of its size, Shanghai is a surprisingly tight knit of a city. In fact, a visit is not for the faint of heart. With its plethora of taquerias, odes to the bourgeoisie, and the incendiary to the bone, you'd be hard pressed to find the space to breathe. This is a good thing, since the locals are a stellar bunch. As you might expect, they have a vested interest in your well being. Fortunately, there's a smorgasboard of a concierge service to fall back on. Having said that, it can be difficult to figure out which sex is the best, and which to avoid, if you're lucky. That is, unless you're a hunk in the right hemisphere. On the other hand, you have the wacky in the offspring.


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