Shanghai Tour of Its Modernity and Colonial Heritage

About This Cultural Tour

This classical tour offers a glimpse into Shanghai’s modernity and its rich historical heritage. Feel free to customize the schedule and add additional attractions or experiences based on your interests and available time. Whether you’re captivated by the towering skyscrapers or drawn to the city’s cultural and historical treasures, Shanghai promises a memorable journey that seamlessly combines the best of past and present.

Morning:
Start your day at the Bund. Walking along the promenade, admiring the architecture and enjoying the scenic views of Pudong.
Head to Yu Garden,to explore the garden, including its pavilions, rockeries, and tranquil ponds.
Enjoy a traditional Chinese lunch at a local restaurant near Yu Garden.

Afternoon:
Visit the Shanghai Urban Planning Exhibition Center to fully experience the interactive exhibits and gain insights into the city’s urban development.
Take a break and relax with a cup of tea at a nearby teahouse or enjoy a leisurely walk along the Nanjing Road pedestrian street.

Evening:
Have dinner at a local restaurant and savor Shanghai’s diverse cuisine.
End the day with a Huangpu River cruise to admire the stunning night views of Shanghai’s skyline. The cruise typically lasts around 1 hour.
Transfer then back to the hotel.

Morning:
Begin your day at the Shanghai Museum to explore the vast collection of Chinese art and artifacts.
Take a short walk to the Jewish Refugees Museum. Spend around 1 to 1.5 hours learning about the history of Jewish refugees in Shanghai during World War II.

Afternoon:
Enjoy a leisurely lunch at a nearby restaurant, Depending on your interest, you can choose to visit Tianzifang, a lively arts and crafts enclave, or the Power Station of Art, Shanghai’s contemporary art museum.
Take some time to explore the surrounding area, do some shopping, or relax in a nearby café.

Professional English-speaking guide
Private transfer during the tour service, Non-smoking, air-conditioned
Tickets to all the sites as listed in the itinerary
Bottled drinking water during the tour

Flight or train tickets in & out of Shanghai
Hotel and meals during the tour ( Booking is available upon request )
Gratuities to the guide and driver
Travel insurance

Spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November) are the best seasons to visit Shanghai, with mild temperatures and comfortable weather.
Summers (June to August) can be hot and humid, while winters (December to February) are chilly.

Dress modestly and respectfully, especially when visiting temples or religious sites.
Chinese culture values personal space less than some Western cultures, so be prepared for closer proximity in crowded areas.

1. Be cautious of overfriendly strangers: Be wary of individuals who approach you with unsolicited assistance or invitations to tea houses, art galleries, or shops. They might be trying to scam or pressure you into making unnecessary purchases.

2. Research prices beforehand: Familiarize yourself with the general prices of goods, services, and attractions in Shanghai. This knowledge will help you recognize when you’re being overcharged or offered inflated prices.

3. Use licensed taxis or ride-sharing services: Stick to official taxis or reputable ride-sharing services like Didi. Avoid unmarked or unofficial taxis, as they might charge higher fares or take you on unnecessary detours.

4. Be cautious of counterfeit goods: Shanghai is known for its markets where you can find a wide variety of goods. However, be aware that some markets sell counterfeit products. Use your judgment and be skeptical of high-end brand items being sold at significantly discounted prices.

5. Verify ticket prices and authenticity: Purchase tickets for attractions or events from official sources, such as the venue’s official website or authorized ticket offices. Avoid buying tickets from street vendors or individuals claiming to offer discounted prices.

March to May (Spring): Temperatures range from 10°C (50°F) to 20°C (68°F) with occasional rain showers. Layered clothing is recommended.

June to August (Summer): The weather is hot and humid, with temperatures ranging from 25°C (77°F) to 35°C (95°F). It’s advisable to dress in lightweight, breathable clothing and carry an umbrella or hat for sun protection.

September to November (Autumn): Temperatures gradually cool down, ranging from 15°C (59°F) to 25°C (77°F). It’s a pleasant time to visit with less rainfall.

December to February (Winter): Winter in Shanghai is chilly, with temperatures ranging from 0°C (32°F) to 10°C (50°F). It can be windy, and occasional snowfall may occur. Dress warmly with layers, including a coat, hat, and gloves.

Price Guide

Group Size	Price
12	$12 Per Persion
11	$12 Per Persion
10	$12 Per Persion
9	$12 Per Persion
8	$12 Per Persion
7	$12 Per Persion
6	$12 Per Persion
5	$12 Per Persion
4	$12 Per Persion
3	$12 Per Persion
2	$12 Per Persion
1	$12 Per Persion