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This cavernous modern stadium, which can hold up to 80,000 people, is regularly used to stage top football matches, where the noise levels from passionate fans is deafening, as well as pop concerts. Its stunning design and saddle-shaped roof makes it a standout building in the neighborhood.

Shanghai Stadium

​​The Oriental Pearl TV Tower is one of the most striking symbols of modern Shanghai, a futuristic pink-hued building that is one of the key Pudong high-rise structures. Take a trip to the upper-level observation platforms for a panoramic view of the stunning city skyline and its always-busy river.

​Oriental Pearl Tower

This gloriously ornate Buddhist temple is one of Shanghai's must-visit attractions. The original temple dates back to ancient times, with this golden-roofed structure constructed more recently, in the historical heart of the dynamic city. Wander through the three main halls and marvel at the towering pure-jade Buddha statue. This iconic oasis of calm is located on one of Shanghai's busiest streets, West Nanjing Road, and is popular with both locals and visitors.

​Jingan Temple

​​There is no better place to take the pulse of Shanghai than this lengthy road, which is flanked by luxury malls, local restaurants, heritage buildings and narrow alleyways. Wandering down this always-busy thoroughfare is always an energizing experience with its throngs of people, and architecture that offers a contrast between Now and Then.

West Naning Road

The Bund is one of Shanghai's must-see iconic sights, a glorious riverside promenade flanked by imposing stone buildings built early in the last century, many now converted into restaurants, boutiques and art galleries. The walkway is even more dazzling at night, when the fabulous, multicolored neon lights of Pudong skyscrapers, across the river, flicker into life. It can be accessed from numerous east-west roads, with Zhongshan Road as the main point of entry.

The Bund

​​The West Bund, further down the river from the historic Bund, is a vibrant zone that symbolizes modern and forward-looking Shanghai, with a range of museums, art galleries, parks and  cafes. One of showcase buildings is the West Bund Museum which displays masterpieces from the famous Center Pompidou in Paris, as well as ever-changing exhibitions.

​West Bund

Trace the long and distinguished history of Shanghai movies at this fascinating museum. The city has long been a favorite of filmmakers who are drawn to its distinctive architecture and  vibrant spirit. The museum is built on the site of the original Shanghai Film Studio.

Shanghai Film Museum

One of the most distinctive structures in the city, Wukang Building, also known as Wukang Mansion, was built during the 1920s in a style described as French Renaissance, with each apartment featuring a verandah. The wedge shape of the block is similar to the renowned Flatiron Building in New York City.

​Wukang Mansion

Xintiandi was one of the first dedicated lifestyle zones in Shanghai, an ambitious project where traditional buildings were restored, and revamped, for modern usage. Today there are scores of trendy boutiques, restaurants, bars, cafes and clubs in this always-buzzing area, a great place to feel the pulse of contemporary Shanghai and observe its stylish residents strolling around.