Walking routes in Shanghai

Virtually every tourist itinerary in Shanghai incorporates subway travel. It's the most cost-effective mode of public transportation within the city, providing easy access to various local sights. Walking routes in Shanghai can be divided into several destinations:

• Walking routes in Shanghai: These include strolls along the 1.5 km-long Waitang (Bund) embankment, which features over 50 buildings constructed in diverse architectural styles. On the opposite bank of the Huangpu River lies Pudong, Shanghai's most prestigious and luxurious neighborhood, which illuminates in the evenings with millions of lights, resembling a fantastical city in space.

• Fans of shopping tend to favor Shanghai's walking routes that take them through East and West Nanjing Streets, where they can explore dozens of shopping malls, hundreds of stores, and encounter thousands of street vendors.
• Romantic walking routes in Shanghai typically include a visit to the picturesque Yuyuan Shangchang Gardens, which have been enchanting visitors since their establishment in the 16th century.

• Historical Itineraries in Shanghai: While in Shanghai, exploring the history of the Communist Party is worthwhile. You can visit the Museum of Communism, situated at 374 Huang Pi Nan Lu, Xin Tian Di, free of charge.

You can also visit the house where the family of China's first president, Sun Yat-sen, lived for a symbolic CNY 18. This historical site, preserved since 1924, is located at the Shanghai Museum of Sun Yat-Sen's Former Residence, 7 Xiangshan Road, Lu Wan Qu (tel: +86-21-6437-2954).