St. Ignatius Cathedral - Xujiahui Catholic Church
Shanghai Xuhui Travel Guide - Attractions, Shopping and Hotels
Xuhui is a high-end residential area and bustling commercial district in Shanghai, with rich historical and cultural heritage and modern urban style.
Xuhui District not only has ancient buildings and historical relics, but also many modern shopping centers and luxury hotels.
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Shanghai Bucket List: 20 Epic Things to Do in Shanghai, China
Take a night walk along the west bank of the Huangpu River or take a night cruise to admire the stunning city lights of The Bund.
Climb up iconic skyscrapers such as the Shanghai Tower or the Oriental Pearl TV Tower for a panoramic view of the city.
Visit the Shanghai Museum in Huangpu to learn about ancient Chinese art and history. The museum has a large collection of exquisite bronzes, ceramics, paintings and other cultural relics.
Explore the French Concession area to experience local life and uncover hidden historical treasures.
Explore the world of science at the Shanghai Science and Technology Museum, which is especially suitable for learning and entertainment with children.
Visit City God Temple, in addition to Yu Garden, the surrounding City God Temple is also a popular place for tourists, where there are many traditional arts and crafts shops and food stalls.
Experience the nightlife of Xintiandi and enjoy a night out in Shanghai at the bars and clubs in the area.
Experience the alley culture of old Shanghai in Tianzifang. This is an old alley converted into an art and shopping area, full of literary atmosphere.
Visit Disneyland for a family-friendly trip and a day of theme park fun.
Go to the shopping paradise - Nanjing Road, where you can choose from a variety of products.
Taste the authentic Shanghai food, such as Xiaolongbao, Sheng Jian bao, crab bean curd, etc., to feel the food culture of Shanghai.
Walk along the Suzhou River, where the renovation shows the renewal and development of Shanghai. There are art installations and leisure Spaces along the river.
Watch a Peking Opera or Yue Opera performance and feel the charm of Chinese opera in a traditional theater.
Ride the maglev train, the world's fastest commercially operated train, from Pudong Airport to the city in just a few minutes.
Visit the Shanghai Grand Theatre in People's Square, a modern building that is one of Shanghai's iconic cultural facilities and regularly hosts world-class shows and concerts.
Visit Xujiahui, one of Shanghai's commercial centers, which is home not only to modern shopping malls, but also to historic Catholic churches and museums.
Visit the Expo site. Although the Expo has ended, many national pavilions have been converted into museums and exhibition halls and are still worth seeing.
Visit the Shanghai Ocean Aquarium: Located in Lujiazui, it displays Marine life from all over the world and is especially suitable for families.
Take a day trip to Zhujiajiao, a water town near Shanghai, to admire its canals, ancient Bridges and classical architecture.
Ride or walk around Chongming Island to enjoy the natural scenery and get away from the hustle and bustle of the city.
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Chongming Island - World's Largest Accumulated Island
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