Shanghai, China | Private Day Tour of Shanghai's Classic Landmarks

Your driver will pick you up at the lobby of your designated hotel in the city with a name sign to start your wonderful day.

Oriental Pearl Tower - 263 meters of observation gallery on the upper tower, 259 meters of suspended 360-degree observation gallery (climb to the second ball), overlooking the panoramic view of Shanghai; Oriental Pearl Radio and Television Tower, also known as Oriental Pearl Tower, is located in Lujiazui, Pudong New Area, Shanghai, China, adjacent to the Huangpu River and across the river from the Bund. It is 467.9 meters high and is one of Shanghai's landmarks.

The Shanghai City History Development Exhibition Hall is located in the zero-meter hall of the Oriental Pearl Tower, on the first floor below ground. It is a museum dedicated to the development history of Shanghai in the past century. The exhibition hall is very large, and all the items on display bear witness to the history of Shanghai's development. There are also many wax figures, which are very lifelike and vivid, and vividly restore the life of the people in old Shanghai. It is worth a visit.

When visiting the Jinmao Tower, taking photos outside is a very good choice! This skyscraper located in Lujiazui, Shanghai, is not only one of Shanghai's landmarks, but also one of the masterpieces of modern Chinese architecture.

A visit to Shanghai Chenghuang Temple Market is definitely a journey full of cultural charm and food experience! It is not only a historical and cultural landmark of Shanghai, but also a paradise for food lovers.

The beautiful scenery on both sides of the Huangpu River is a classic that never ends in Shanghai. Take a cruise on the Huangpu River and you can see the beautiful scenery on both sides. On one side are exotic buildings from all over the world, and on the other side are magnificent modern buildings. Here we can fully appreciate the urban style of Shanghai.

Nanjing Road was originally named "Huayuan Lane". It was opened as a port in Shanghai in 1843, built in 1848, and named "Nanjing Road" in 1865. After that, it gradually started from the Bund and extended from east to west, gradually forming a "Ten-mile Foreign Settlement" that was more than 10 miles long.

Finally, the driver will take you back to your hotel, ending a perfect day.