Shanghai Hongqiao International Airport 39 min
The Bund (17 min)
Historic, 1,500-meter-long waterside promenade showcasing distinctive modern & colonial buildings. Jin Mao Tower (16 min)
88-story, spired skyscraper offering restaurants, offices, a Grand Hyatt hotel & observation deck. Lu Xun Park (9 min)
Tree-filled recreational park with a manmade lake & the tomb of Lu Xun, a famous Chinese writer. Shanghai Ocean Aquarium (15 min)
Contemporary aquarium with local & exotic marine life & long, glass-enclosed underwater walkways. Shanghai Museum (19 min)
Huge, free museum with extensive displays including bronze & jade artifacts, sculptures & paintings. City God Temple of Shanghai (21 min)
In a bustling shopping district, this large, restored temple complex dates back to the 15th century. Shanghai World Financial Center (17 min)
One of the world's tallest skyscrapers, with 101 floors, an elevated hotel, views, shops & eateries. Bund Sightseeing Tunnel (17 min)
Automated train ride through a tunnel under the Huangpu River, with colorful lights & music. Tianzifang (24 min)
This former French Concession area with narrow alleys is known for its quaint shops, cafes & bars. People's Square (19 min)
Urban meeting place convenient to city landmarks with a busy square & shaded garden areas. Jade Buddha Temple (23 min)
Active Buddhist temple known for its large, ornate jade Buddha sculptures. Suzhou Creek (13 min)
Scenic river flowing through the city center offers sweeping views, waterfront parks & eateries. Shanghai Tower (15 min)
632-m. megatall skyscraper with 2 observation decks, plus restaurants, bars, shops & a hotel. Oriental Pearl TV Tower (16 min)
Futuristic TV tower (468-meters tall) offering city vistas, a history museum & revolving restaurant. Yu Garden (20 min)
5-acre garden built in 1577 that features Ming dynasty pavilions, ponds, rockeries & arched bridges. | 
