Shanghai

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[edit] Transportation

Coming soon.

[edit] Accommodation

Go to the Shanghai Accommodation Page.

[edit] Restaurants

Contributors: please add any restaurant you like to PseudoLocal's list of Shanghai Restaurants.

[edit] Bars and Nightlife

For a fun night out in Shanghai Face bar is reccomended. The bar located in a gorgeous colonial-era building in a beautiful guesthouse/park area. Lovely drinks, but skip the restaurant as it's over-priced and mediocre.

  1. (A)Old Film Café
  2. (B)Blue Frog
  3. (C)O'Malley's Bar
  4. (D)Kiwi Bar
  5. (E)Noah's Bar
  6. (F)Cloud 9 Bar
  7. (G)Face bar
  8. (H)Malone's American Café
  9. (I)Paulaner Brauhaus
  10. (J)1931
  11. (K)Huxinting Teahouse
  12. (L)Bonomi Café
  13. (M)Donghai Café
  14. (N)Harn Sheh

[edit] Medical Services

  1. (A)Huashan Hospital|
  2. (B)New Pioneer International Medical Centre|
  3. (C)Shanghai Frist People's Hospital|
  4. (D)World Link|
  5. (E)World Link Hongqiao clinic|

[edit] Stores and Shopping

Here's some great shopping stops in Shanghai: Lilli's Suite 1D, Maosheng Mansion, 1051 Xinzha Lu; tel.: 021-6215-5031 There's also a shop at the Portman Ritz-Carlton, 1376 Nanjing Xi Lu; 6279-8987. Lilli's has fantastic Chinese jewelry, bags, accessories, etc. with a modern spin. You can get jewelry custom-made as well. Great knickknacks for souvenirs. Shanghai Trio, inside Xintiandi - Lane 181, Taicang Road (near Huangpi South Road) 6355-2974. Some of the most beautiful designs I've seen in China - exquisite scarves, table runners, notebooks - worth a visit. Has some children's clothes too. Not Just Silver Building 1, Lane 137, 210 Taikang Lu, 5465 2382. Gorgeous silver, natural wood, etc. jewelry.

  1. (A)Xiang-yang Market|
  2. (B)Dongjiadu Cloth Market|
  3. (C)Silk King|
  4. (D)Loakafook Silk and Wollen Store|
  5. (E)Hualian Department Store|
  6. (F)No 1 Department Store|
  7. (G)Friendship Store(Shanghai)|
  8. (H)Westgate Mall|
  9. (I)Plaza 66|
  10. (J)CITIC Square|
  11. (K)Superbrand Mall|
  12. (L)Weald Outfitter|
  13. (M)Luo Ben|
  14. (N)Guanlong|
  15. (O)New Ray Photo|
  16. (P)Shanghai Museum|
  17. (Q)Jingdezhen Porcelain Artware|
  18. (R)Yuyuan Gardens and Bazaar|
  19. (S)Fuyou Antique Market|
  20. (T)Dongtai Lu Antique Market|
  21. (U)Shanghai Antique and Curio Store|
  22. (V)City Supermarket|
  23. (W)Parkson|
  24. (X)Carrefour|
  25. (Y)Watson's|
  26. (Z)Xintiandi

[edit] Tourist Attractions

Shanghai has many historical landmarks.

  1. (A)Shanghai Museum
  2. (B)Shanghai Art Museum
  3. (C)Shanghai Urban Planning Exhibition Hall
  4. (D)Site of The 1st National Congress of The CCP
  5. (E)Shanghai Aquarium
  6. (F)Sun Yatsen's Former Residence
  7. (G)Taikang Lu Art Centre
  8. (H)Pottery Workshop
  9. (I)Deke Erh Art Centre
  10. (J)Yuyuan Gardens and Bazaar
  11. (K)Jade Buddha Temple
  12. (L)Shanghai Duolun Museum of Modern Art
  13. (M)Ohel Moishe Synagogue
  14. (N)Liujiazui Development Exhibition Hall
  15. (O)Bund Sightseeing Tunnel
  16. (P)Riverside Park
  17. (Q)Oriental Pearl Tower
  18. (R)Shanghai Municipal History Museum
  19. (S)Jinmao Tower
  20. (T)St Lgnatius Cathedral
  21. (U)Longhua Pagoda|
  22. (V)Shanghai Botanical Gardens
  23. (W)Bund Historical Museum
  24. (X)Huangpu River Trip bu Tour Boats
  25. (Y)Shanghai Zoo
  26. (Z)Aquaria 21

(A)Confuscius Temple| (B)Jinjiang Amusement Park| (C)Dino Beach| (D)Square Pagoda| (E)Songjiang Museum| (F)Songjiang Mosque| (G)Pool of Drunken Bai| (H)Sheshan Cathedral| (I)Jesuit observatory| (J)Dragon Meeting Pond

[edit] Entertainment

There are many places to entertain in Beijing, such as Acrobatics and Martial Arts, Arts and Crafts, Beijing Opera and Traditional Chinese Music, Cinemas, Classical Music, Contemporary Musica and Theatre. Here are some favorites.


  1. (A)Peace Cinema|
  2. (B)Studio City|
  3. (C)Ultimate Movie Experience|
  4. (D)Rojam Discos|
  5. (E)Real Love|
  6. (F)Judy's Too|
  7. (G)California Club|
  8. (H)Eddy's Bar|
  9. (I)Home Bar|
  10. (J)Er Ding Mu Bar|
  11. (K)Cotton Club|
  12. (L)Peace Hotel Old Jazz Bar|
  13. (M)Ark House|
  14. (N)Shanghai Grand Theatre|
  15. (O)Shahai Concert Hall|
  16. (P)Oriental Arts Centre|
  17. (Q)Conservatory of Music|
  18. (R)Jing'an Hotel|
  19. (S)Jinjiang Hotel|
  20. (T)House of Blues & Jazz|
  21. (U)Majestic Theatre|
  22. (V)Shanghai Theatre Academy|
  23. (W)Shanghai Dramatic Arts Centre|
  24. (X)Yifu Theatre|
  25. (Y)Great World|
  26. (Z)Shanghai Centre
  27. (A)Lyceum Theatre|

[edit] Bookshops

(A)Foreign languages Bookstore| (B)Old China Hand Reading Room| (C)Shanghai Book City| (D)Shanghai Museum|

[edit] Culture Centres

Art is one awesome feature about Shanghai. Studio Rouge is a fantastic little art gallery right next door to Suzhou Cobblers. The owner is George, an affable Australian chap with a cigarette-laced husky voice who'll treat you to a glass of wine or beer if he's around, and talk to you about art. Moganshan arts district, near the Shanghai train station and Suzhou Creek. Lots of galleries around here - ShangHART in particular has some interesting exhibits.

Others:

  1. (A)Alliance Francaise|
  2. (B)British Council|

[edit] Travel Agencies

(A)China International Travel Service| (B)Spring International Travel Service| (C)STA|

[edit] Map

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