TV Tower “Pearl of the East”
The Chinese city of Shanghai, which has unofficial names “Pearl of the East” and “Oriental Paris”, is rapidly growing and evolving, gaining more and more important economic and financial positions in the world.

The French Quarter in Shanghai
The French Concession in Shanghai is the most unusual and romantic area between Julu Rd. and Huaihai Streets. This part of the city from 1849 to 1946 was inhabited exclusively by the French, the French concession. From 1849 to 1860, the boundaries of the French quarter became much wider.

Jin Mao Tower
The Chinese city of Shanghai is also known as eastern New York. The reason for this is its diverse architecture and a huge number of skyscrapers. But what is more interesting is that even the most modern buildings trace the philosophy and traditions of China.

Mount Sheshan
Mount Sheshan (She) is a Shanghai hill known for its wonderful nature, fabulous landscapes and expressive bright interesting objects. These places attract tourists with wonderful mountains, thickets of bamboo forests and interesting monumental structures on the top of the mountain.

Zhujiajiao City on the water
Shanghai can be associated with anything: skyscrapers, temples, pagodas, manufacturing and industry, but it is extremely difficult to associate with a city surrounded by canals. However, in the western suburbs of Shanghai near the lake Dianshanhu, fifty kilometers from the city center, there is an unusual place for China.

Top 5 places to go in Shanghai

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