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The Bund

The Bund is an elevated walkway of 400 meters wide along the Huangpu River and regarded as the symbol of Shanghai for hundreds of years. [more]

Yuyuan Garden

Located in the center of Shanghai's Old City, as one of the few remaining old tourist sites in Shanghai, Yuyuan Garden is a traditional Chinese park complete with beautiful pavilions...[more]

Jade Buddha Temple

Located in the center of Shanghai's Old City, as one of the few remaining old tourist sites in Shanghai, Yuyuan Garden is a traditional Chinese park complete with beautiful pavilions..
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Jin Mao Plaza

Completed in April 1999, with 88 floors, The Jin Mao Plaza is China's tallest, the world's third tallest, and the last Jumbo of the 20th century.[more]

Shanghai Museum

As a museum of ancient Chinese art, Shanghai Museum now houses over 120,000 pieces of China's finest collections of cultural relics. [more]

Zhouzhuang

Zhouzhuang lies at the middle between Shanghai and Suzhou, is an ancient town of Kunshan City, Jiangsu Province, where abounds with rivers and lakes. [more]

Tongli

Tongli is a traditional town sometimes called the "Little Venice of the Orient". It is located in the south of Jiangsu province, 18 KM from Suzhou. [more]

Oriental Pearl Television Center

The Oriental Pearl Tower, known as the tallest TV tower in Asia and the third in the world, is located in Shanghai's Pudong district. It was completed in 1995 and is 468m high. [more]

Shanghai Jewish Center Shang-Mira Garden

As China's most international city, Shanghai experienced several waves of Jewish immigration, each leaving its mark. [more]

Wuzhen (Around Shanghai)

Wuzhen is a traditional water town in Zhejiang province, which opened to visitors in 2001. It is a culture area.[more]