A maze of small walkways, unique coffee bars, shops, restaurants, punctuated with unique local Shikumen architecture. Enjoy lively people watching as you learn about colonial history of Shanghai. Then we'll move to explore a local fresh food market to see how the tradition of selecting fresh food and produce.

East Nanjing Road is often called China's Champs Elysees. It is one of the main shopping streets in China as well as one of the world's busiest. The street is cut off from cars and buses and made for pedestrians to stroll, browse and shop, and leads directly to the east side of The Bund. You can find hundreds of shops and brands from all over the world as well as a wide range of food and restaurants. Great for shopping or just people watching. Join us to explore the famous area including nearby hidden neighborhoods to go deeper into Shanghai's culture.

A local saying: if you want to see decades of Shanghai, you should go to visit Pudong area; If you want to know a thousand years of history of Shanghai, you'd better visit QiBao Ancient Town. Here you'll explore Qibao Old Street, see historic archways, alleys and buildings as well as learn about a wide variety of local, famous dishes.

Almost every picture of Shanghai you see features the famous skyline of the Lujiazui Financial District. Here you will find a dense cluster of the some of the world’s tallest buildings including the 2nd tallest building in the world, the Shanghai Tower. You will also visit the iconic Pearl TV Tower, walk along raised sidewalks, hear a story of how modern Shanghai came from a farm field into one of the largest cities in the world within 30 years...all in 45 minutes.

This tour of Shanghai’s Bund areas starts at the iconic Bronze Bull similar with the one on the Wall Street in NYC and hear about its rich history. Your guide will then move along the Bund to share more about China’s colonial period as you stop to visit classic architecture from the 1910’s to 1930’s, honored monuments and a range of custom houses, banks and hotels. From the Bund, you will cross the street to visit the Huangpu Riverside Promenade to take in some beautiful views of the river and one of the best skylines in the world.

Although the day view of the Bund is phenomenal, the night view is simply breathtaking. At night, the Bund offers an amazing view of the East side of Shanghai with one of the world's best skylines including skyscrapers dotting the Lujiazui area. You will also explore the West Side of Shanghai with lit buildings, including historic colonial-period architecture, such as the former HSBC building, the Peace Hotel, the Bund Financial Center, and the Customs House. All these classic beauties are well-lit with Neon lights making it a spectacular night view.

Zhujiajiao is a water town just an hour outside of Shanghai by driving. It was established about 1,700 years ago and features 36 stone bridges and numerous rivers. As you stroll along the ancient, cobbled streets, you'll find many ancient buildings still along the riverbanks today. The many shops nestled into the historic buildings and stone streets lined are bustling with traditional Chinese offering, tea shops and food vendors. We can also see the gondola rides along the canal which contribute an amazing views for the rivers that vividly brings you back to the ancient time of China.

As the geographic center of Shanghai, this 24 acre park features a range of gardens, sculpture and pools as well as local activities, like square dancing, singing and card playing; In the center of People's Square, the water fountain with the base represents the map of Shanghai. The area is ringed by museums and iconic Shanghai buildings. On weekends it hosts the unique marriage market. You'll hear about famous park's history and learn about China's local life as you exploring over there.

The Yuyuan Bazaar area is part of the original Yuyuan Garden and dates back nearly 500 years ago from the Ming Dynasty.

Today this is one of the most iconic areas of Shanghai for visitors, but the place once served as the core of Shanghai's city center. You will still see a wide range of ancient buildings, statues, as well as a wide variety of shops with local goods, restaurants including hand-made delicacies, and narrow streets.

Let your guide Apple share with you the history of this area as well as help you virtually browse along the years of Chinese culture as she shares vivid stories along with the views.