[2025 Shanghai Attraction] Travel Guide for Zhapulu Bridge (Updated Jul)

#discoverchina 🏨 Hotel: Yuzhan No.8 Art Hotel (Shanghai Beach Branch) - PRIME location right in The Bund area - Walking distance to convenience store, The Bund, Nanjing Road Metro Station (200m), Nanjing Road - Opposite Trinity Church and the Carlowitz & Co Building (A HOT photo spot overlooking the Oriental Pearl Tower) - Comes with basic Breakfast - Lobby offers free tea, coffee, and water 🦀 李白蟹蟹黄面 (Li Bai’s Crab Roe Noodles) - Local’s favourite for Crab Roe Noodles - MUST-TRIES: Crab Roe Noodles, Crab Roe & Abalone Noodles, Sweet & Sour Fish - Tip: There’s a seat at a corner overlooking the Oriental Pearl Tower. Take a photo there minus the crowd! 🌆 The Bund - Lights up at 6pm, OFF at 10pm SHARP - BEST spot during lights up: Electrical box in front of Bangkok Bank (Be there by 5:30pm) - Best to views: From the pier or ferry - Great place to have an evening stroll with some simple dining options 🪭 叙宴 (Xuyan): - A themed banquet with costumes, performances, and fine dining experience - Current Themes: Tang Dynasty OR Nezha (We Chose Tang) - Duration of show: 1.5 hours - TIP: Arrive at least 2 hours earlier for the BEST costume. Hair & makeup takes around 1 hour 🌸 Wenshui Road Station (Exit 4): - A Cherry blossom hotspot right outside the metro! 🐉 Lost Heaven: - Michelin-recommended authentic Yunnan cuisine overlooking The Bund - MUST-TRIES: Ghost Chicken, Tea Leaf Salad, Yunnan Wild Vegetable Pancakes, Spicy cod steamed in Banana Leaves, Iced Lilium with Goji Berry 🧱 Xintiandi: - Former Residence of Dr. Sun Yat Sen - Sinan Mansion - Cathay Cinema - HARMAY cosmetics ☕Wukang Road: - Wukang Mansion - 13 de Marzo (Coffee with bear toy) 🛍️ Nanjing Road: - If you LOVE cute things: POP MART, Top Toy, Miniso Land (TIP: Get the Shanghai-Exclusive “Hello Dimoo” Plush (Only 249 RMB!!) - W. Management (Fashion), HBAF Bafeng Snack Shop, Luckin Coffee, and more! #china #chinatravel #travel #chinatrip #chinaitinerary #hanfu #hanfuexperience #getgoing2025 #thingstodo #myitinerary #shanghai #shanghaiitinerary #thebund #spring #sakura #cherryblossoms

#MarchGoodPlaces2025 Route planning: Yu Nannan Shanghai-style hotpot → Shamei Building → Shanghai Postal Museum → Zhapu Road Bridge → New Tian'antang → Yuanmingyuan Road. If you still have strength, you can go to Waibaidu Bridge first after visiting Zhapu Road Bridge. You can walk the whole way, which is especially comfortable in the cool spring. Yu Nannan Shanghai-style Hotpot: There are two big words "Shanghai" at the door, which attracts many people to take pictures here. However, taking pictures will occupy the road, so you have to be extra careful. Samet Building: This excellent building with a century-old history has cafes on the first and second floors and a bar on the top floor. Shanghai Postal Museum: It is one of the earliest postal museums in China. If you don’t want to visit inside, you can take a photo diagonally opposite, which is also very beautiful. Zhapu Road Bridge: One of the most representative bridges on the Suzhou River. You can take photos of the Lujiazui Four-piece Set from here, and you can also take photos with the Shanghai Postal Museum on the other side. New Tiananmen Cathedral: A Roman-style church full of exotic charm, where you can take photos that look like you are walking on the streets of Europe. Yuanmingyuan Road: Full of European-style buildings, it is very suitable for taking photos from any angle.

📍Rockbund A popular spot that combines design and artistic vibes. The entire area is filled with European-style buildings and hidden beautiful cafes. Every street corner is so exquisite. Occasionally, there are some exhibitions. That day, I happened to encounter a Hermes exhibition🍊 Definitely a great place for strolling, shopping, taking photos, and dining~ 📍Zhapu Road Bridge The Shanghai version of the Seine River, Suzhou Creek. From this perspective on Zhapu Road Bridge, the Oriental Pearl Tower looks beautiful. On the other side is the Shanghai Postal Museum. It feels like being in Europe🖤 📍Shanghai Bund Photo location for the first picture: opposite the China Everbright Bank (Bund Branch) and up the stairs. You can come here in the evening for the best shots. Stroll around, enjoy the sea breeze, and wait for the sunset. You can enjoy the Bund both during the day and at night.

📍Zhapu Road Bridge Shanghai’s version of the Seine River, Suzhou River The Oriental Pearl Tower is beautiful from this perspective on the Zhapu Road Bridge On the other side is the Shanghai Postal Museum Both sides are beautiful, like Europe🖤 There aren’t too many people here to take photos and videos! That’s right! There is also a Waibaidu Bridge within walking distance. It is also a popular check-in spot🔥 #cityDAYTour#Shanghai#Shanghai Street View#Zhapu Road Bridge#Waibaidu Bridge#Suzhou River#Shanghai

5-Day 4-Night In-Depth Shanghai Travel Guide (Including Disney) 🎉 🎒 A must-have for lazy travelers! The ultimate Shanghai travel guide is here! No need to plan, just follow me for a guaranteed great time! 🏨 Accommodation Recommendations: Near East Nanjing Road is the best choice, with convenient transportation and more cost-effective homestays! 📅 Itinerary: Day 1: Explore Huangpu District East Nanjing Road: Try Bonjour milk tea delivery Shanghai Bund Observation Deck: Overlook the beautiful Huangpu River Waibaidu Bridge: Relive classic scenes from "Romance in the Rain" Zhapu Road Bridge: Enjoy a coffee break at Flower Cafe by Suzhou River Bund No. 6: A great spot for night photography Tianshui Lian Cafe: Experience the charm of Lake Zell in Shanghai Day 2: Old City Walk (Xuhui District) Blue Bottle Coffee: Start your day with energy Xujiahui Academy: The most beautiful academy, take photos of the church from the third-floor balcony Xujiahui Catholic Church: Experience the solemnity of religious culture Metro City: Lunch time, a paradise for anime fans, don't miss the desserts and cakes Wukang Building: Stroll along Wukang Road, visit Soong Ching Ling's Former Residence, Old House Art Center, etc. Middle Huaihai Road: A fashion hub, check out GM Giant, Princess House, and other spots Anfu Road: A paradise for trendsetters, visit trendy stores like Duozhuayu and Looknow Park Moller Villa, Xingguo Hotel, Yuyuan Road: Experience the historical charm of Shanghai Day 3: Bund Origin and Disney Surroundings Visit historical buildings like the Sassoon House and Peace Hotel Shamei Building: Note that the top floor opens at 17:00, afternoon tea is canceled Shanghai Postal Museum, New Art Flower Shop, and other cultural attractions North Bund Riverside Green Space, International Port Building, and other modern attractions Go to the Bund before 17:00 to get a spot for filming the bell-ringing and light show Check in to a hotel near Disney to prepare for the next day's visit Day 4: One-Day Disney Tour Enter the park early, find a "real-life" guide, and enjoy about 10 attractions quickly Fireworks viewing: The lakeside walkway offers a better view Wear comfortable shoes for a better experience Day 5: Natural Wake-Up and Dishui Lake Option Wake up naturally, enjoy a cup of coffee, and prepare to return If you have energy, go to Dishui Lake for a day trip, take Metro Line 16 directly Enjoy the sunrise and cycle around the lake (bring your own bike) 💡 Tips: Shanghai has short days, it gets dark at 17:30 from October, please plan your itinerary accordingly Plan your route in advance to avoid detours Wear comfortable shoes at Disney for a better experience Try Shanghai specialties like butterfly pastries from International Hotel and chestnut cake from Kaisiling Shanghai, this bustling city awaits your exploration! Plan ahead to make every trip full of surprises and joy! 🎈

If you only have one day in Shanghai and want to enjoy Shanghai as much as possible, you can check in at the most worthwhile points and areas in Shanghai. This is how you can play. Route summary: Exit from Jiujiang Road at Nanjing East Road Station of Metro Line 2, walk along Jiujiang Road to the Bund, walk along the old buildings along the Bund to the intersection of Beijing East Road, turn around and walk along Beijing East Road to the intersection of Yuanmingyuan Road, turn around and visit Yuanmingyuan Road and the left side of the museum square, Yuanmingyuan Road is the end of Suzhou River Zhapu Road Bridge, Suzhou River Sichuan Road Bridge to Waibaidu Bridge on both sides of the circle and then Tiantong Road take Line 12 to the North Bund International Passenger Center or Tiantong Bridge to the river to enjoy the river view, this angle of the skyline is far better than the Bund angle and can watch Lujiazui and the Bund scenery at the same time, there is still physical strength can Tiantong Bridge near the river fair road ferry to Lujiazui shopping ifc and Pudong Art Museum, this ferry route river view seconds to kill the most people Jinling East Road ferry Route attractions introduction (below): Yuanmingyuan Road and the left side of the museum square area of old buildings are the oldest group of buildings in the Bund. Suzhou River Sichuan Road Bridge to Waibaidu Bridge is also a collection of historical buildings, Shanghai Postal Museum (old Shanghai Post Office), Guanglu Building (Guanglu Grand Theater), Shanghai Building (Broadway Building), Russian Consulate, Securities Museum (Einstein, Russell, Roosevelt, Shaw, Tagore, Chaplin, Shanghai's earliest modern hotel), a number of century-old bridges, etc., the shore has a free viewing platform to see the Oriental Pearl and overlooking the Bund source, to Tiantong Road subway along the way will pass through the popular flower shop new art flower shop The main check-in points of the North Bund International Passenger Center are the People's Cafe overlooking the invincible river view, the Manner on the river, the North Bund Small Dome and Rainbow Bridge on the river, and the castle-like Leister College of Engineering. The main check-in points of the North Bund Tiantong Bridge are the North Bund Yacht Terminal, the Jianzhu Bookstore where you can see the river view, the river view of the Tiantong Bridge will be more dense and never have to worry about the cruise ship blocking the view.

#100 Ways to Travel Most people who come to Shanghai will go to the Bund to see the night view, but there is actually another beautiful view in North Bund. This time I walked here from Nanjing Road Hotel, admiring the international buildings along the way and experiencing North Bund during the day. I passed by the alley specifically to take a look at the "Donghai Cafe", which is said to be the first cafe in Shanghai. It was founded in 1934. It is also the cafe that Xiao Mao Niang mentioned in Fanhua that she should go to when introducing her girlfriend to a decent cafe. It is the Donghai Cafe, which has a very retro feel. Then we came to Waibaidu Bridge. Many movies were filmed on Waibaidu Bridge. The bridge where Po saved people in "Fang Hua" was this bridge. The movie "Suzhou River" was also filmed here. Sure enough, the scenery seen in North Bund during the day was different and more peaceful. Walk slowly to Zhapu Bridge and China Post Museum, sit in a roadside cafe, it feels like being on the French riverbank. Finally, come to the "People's Cafe" in "Magnolia Square" highly recommended by netizens, where you can see the scenery of Shanghai North Bund with just one drink🍵. An interesting experience, being led by a robot, drinking a beverage and enjoying the beautiful scenery of North Bund💕 #Shanghai #NorthBund #People'sCoffee

#Nightlife Zhapu Road Bridge [乍浦路桥] For those who like taking photos at night, you must come here. This is another spot where you can take the most beautiful photos of the Pearl Tower because you can see Waibaidu Bridge, the first iron bridge in Shanghai ❤️ that is lit up in red. Plus, this area is also a popular spot for Chinese people to take pre-wedding photos. It is also a popular spot. For this place, we can also walk to the Shanghai Postal Museum. The night view is absolutely magnificent. #ReviewChina #ReviewShanghai #Shanghai

After the first day of the free visa for China, I couldn't resist. The trip came immediately. So I decided to book a ticket to start in Shanghai for only 4 days and 3 nights. I can travel comfortably. 📍Shanghai travel coordinates are as follows - Shanghai Aquarium - East Nanjing Road - The Bund - Union Church - Zhapulu Bridge - Pudong Art Museum - Yubaye Hot Pot - Lelecha - Shanghai Disneyland - Xinhua Bookstore - Wukang Mansion - Yu Garden - Starbucks Reserve Roastery - Jing'an Temple - Doraemon Cafe - West Nanjing Road #Shanghai travel tips - Now, China is almost a Cachless Society. Cash can still be used, but most of them don't. - Most shops here accept scan and pay via the Alipay App. - Linking a debit card or travel card to Alipay is very convenient. You can scan and pay at every shop, from large stores to street vendors. - Must-have apps on your device: Alipay Metroman Apple Map - Google Map Some places in China are not on the map. But most of the time, I have used it, but Apple Map is the best. It is quite complete and accurate. Or Baidu Map is also good. - Open roaming or use a Thai SIM card. You can play fb line. - Find a hotel on Metro line 1,2, which is the most convenient. Because most of the tourist attractions are on these 2 lines. - The Metro in China is very far to change lines. And some tourist attractions require quite a bit of walking. You have to practice your legs. - Shanghai is a very clean city. And almost 100 percent of people use the electric train. - When walking, be careful of electric motorcycles. Because they are very quiet. And they like to drive on the sidewalk. Or sometimes cross the crosswalk, you have to be careful as well. - The train fare here is very cheap. Starting at 3 yuan (mostly this price) Or if you sit a bit far, tens of stations, I have paid only 6 yuan. #tripgiveawayfreeaccommodation #escapeyoutojourney #reviewshanghai #reviewchina #travelshanghai

Many people know but still want to share the route Places where few people know will soon become crowded through Ctrip... Share some places that are already very popular Take a city walk from afternoon to evening Shanghai Postal Museum - Zhapu Road Bridge - North Bund Riverside - Fair Road Ferry - Taitong Ferry - Pudong Art Museum - Tianshui Love - Dongchang Road Ferry - The Bund The whole journey is about 6km I used to like cycling along this route. I tried to measure it with my feet and found it was not bad~ Can't rush to the mountains and fields, the feeling of long-distance walking in the city is also good

I've visited Shanghai many times, but this was my first stay in the North Bund. To my surprise, this area is incredibly photogenic! Many classic spots for shooting the "Three Giants" skyline are actually located here. Spot 1: Zhapu Road Bridge (Top of Figure 2, Figure 3, Bottom of Figure 4) This is undoubtedly the most iconic shooting location in the North Bund. Standing on the bridge offers an open view: the nearby Waibaidu Bridge and the distant Three Giants create perfect layers. Highly recommended for sunrise photography – the calm morning waters reflect stunning mirror images. Spot 2: Bellagio Shanghai The Bellagio sits right beside Zhapu Road Bridge. From the windows of their river-view rooms, you can capture the curved Suzhou Creek perfectly, with an even higher and broader perspective than from the bridge (Figure 1, Bottom of Figure 2). Another hidden gem is the sixth-floor LAGO restaurant – window-side tables combine gourmet dining with breathtaking views, making it the ultimate romantic dinner choice (Figure 5). Beyond landscapes, Bellagio is a portrait paradise. Its black-and-gold Art Deco interiors blend Italian elegance with Shanghai's modernity. Photogenic spots abound: the metal lion at the entrance, the grand staircase and crystal chandelier in the lobby, and the four-story-high LED banquet hall – all viral-worthy portrait backdrops (Figures 8-10). Spot 3: Waibaidu Bridge (Figure 6) The bridge looks most striking from its sides, where its steel structure shines under night lights. While it offers unobstructed views of the Three Giants, their flat alignment from this angle isn't particularly photogenic in my opinion. Spot 4: North Bund Cruise Terminal (Figure 7) Walking north from Waibaidu Bridge along the riverbank to the cruise terminal improves the Three Giants' composition. With the wide Huangpu River (often dotted with passing boats) in the foreground and the Bund's historic buildings in the background, the scenes become richly layered. My two-day stay at Bellagio Shanghai was a photographer's dream – having iconic spots just steps away and being able to shoot masterpieces from bed! Special mention goes to their Jia Fu Yi Hao Chinese restaurant in the neighboring heritage red-brick building. Without chasing Michelin stars, its authentic flavors and bold Shanghai-modern decor won me over completely – an absolute must-try!

If you come to Shanghai and want a magnificent building with a great view but don't want to be crowded with people at The Bund on the opposite side, I recommend coming to the North Bund! There aren't many people and you can take really chill photos! 📸 Recommended angles • Take a walk along the river and feel like a solo in a Chinese series 🥹 • Zha Pu Bridge gets a perfect reflection in the water • The egg-shaped building at the Passenger Center is so cool, like something out of a sci-fi movie 🕐 When to come • Early morning, clear sky, no people • Evening, during sunset, beautiful sky + lots of diffused light • At night, it's also beautiful, with a view of the Pudong building fully lit 📌 Small trick • Wear white, red, black = contrasts with the background and looks amazing • You can take photos with a camera or a mobile phone because the angle is already good • If you want a reflection photo, I recommend going during soft sunlight North Bund is a hidden gem for photography lovers. Whether you come alone, with a group, or as a couple, you'll definitely get photos to post every day until next month! #ShanghaiTravel #Shanghai #WhereToGoInShanghai #shanghai

#shanghaionbudget China is overall a afforadable country to visit. Even a big city like Shanghai is no exception. Here’s are the list for free things to do in Shahghai! 📍Zhapu Road Bridge 🌇 Catch sunset at the background with beautiful city skyline 📍Tianan Church ⛪️ Beautiful church with gothic revival architecture definitely a picturesque spot for your ootd 📍 Strolling the city at night 🌃 Shanghai is full with European style buildings, it’s even more prettier at night when the lights on 📍City God Temple (Chenghuangmiao) It’s a shopping bazzar next to the temple. Visit it during nighttime, you’ll be mesmerised! 📍North Bund A place to see Shanghai through a futuristic lens! #myitinerary #travel #thingstodo #citydaytours

📍Address: Zhapu Bridge, The Bund, Shanghai 💰Average consumption: Free 💞Recommendation reason: City Walk + Night view, of course🌃 🗓️Itinerary: North Bund - Zhapu Bridge - The Bund - Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street Rating: 9

The modern skyline of Lujiazui forms a sharp contrast with the European-style buildings on the Bund. The British Concession-style buildings such as the Peace Hotel and the Customs House present the city's memory of the colonial period. They are a classic example of the fusion of Chinese and Western cultures, and also reflect Shanghai's dual-track development strategy of "international modernity" and "historical charm" in shaping its brand image.

| Affordable Travel in a Classic Shanghai Mansion. "Here's your ultimate 2-day, 1-night Shanghai itinerary💥 Save it now! 📅Day 1 Route Morning: Yu Garden (40 RMB ticket, enter before 16:00) → City God Temple, soak up classical charm～ Noon: Devour pan-fried buns and pork chop rice cakes – absolutely delicious! Afternoon: Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street → Zhapu Road Bridge → Waibaidu Bridge → People's Heroes Memorial Tower → The Bund Evening: After 19:00, the Bund lights up spectacularly🌃 Take a 2 RMB ferry to Pudong to visit Shanghai Tower and Oriental Pearl Tower! 📅Day 2 Route Morning: Book in advance for Shanghai Museum → Photo op at Wukang Building Noon: Explore Wukang Road for food – tons of hidden gem eateries Afternoon: Soong Ching-ling's Residence (20 RMB full ticket) → Sinan Mansions → Optional visit to Tianzifang Evening: Shanghai Pudong Art Museum, go 1 hour before sunset for stunning silhouette photos! 🚇Transport Get an 18 RMB metro day pass – most attractions are directly accessible, super convenient! 🍜Must-Try Foods ✅Xian De Lai Pork Chop Rice Cakes ✅International Hotel Butterfly Pastries ✅Lai Lai Steamed Crab Roe Soup Dumplings ✅Ops Coffee (remember to book!) 🏠Accommodation Recommendation Shanghai Oriental Paris Youth Hostel (Shanghai Railway Station Branch) 📍Address: 3F, 360 Hengtong Road, Jing'an District, Shanghai All-female hostel for extra peace of mind! Super close to the metro, retro Shanghai-style perfect for photos📸! Ultra-comfy mattresses and great for making new friends instantly～

Shanghai is always ahead of the curve – its streets perfectly capture the spring vibe for photos Flowers bloom all along the North Bund, making it the perfect starting point for stunning photo ops! · Sharing today's top Shanghai photography spots~ Taken on May 18, 2025 💛 1️⃣. Riverside Spring Market At Shanghai North Bund Cruise Terminal, this fashionable market under the towering skyscrapers is truly a springtime utopia! 2️⃣. MANNER COFFEE The floor-to-ceiling windows frame Shanghai's skyline perfectly – absolutely breathtaking! (Please be mindful of other customers when taking photos) 3️⃣. Zhapu Road Bridge The retro Republic-era architecture pairs beautifully with the Oriental Pearl Tower, making it popular for wedding photoshoots (drones allowed with prior registration) 4️⃣. Waibaidu Bridge This century-old all-steel bridge is a photographer's dream, especially with triangular composition shots 5️⃣. Union Church (Beyond Space) The gray-red brick facade blends vintage charm with modern style – the arched doorway is particularly photogenic! 6️⃣. The Peninsula Hotel Pose with the Oriental Pearl Tower against red brick walls at this less-crowded influencer favorite spot 【All these photo locations are FREE! The red window frames at the market stalls perfectly frame the Pearl Tower – simply gorgeous!!】 #

Zhapu Road Bridge in Shanghai is one of the places that symbolizes the city's unique urban landscape for me. This large bridge spans the Huangpu River, and its nighttime view is particularly stunning. The illuminated bridge looks like something out of another world. Walking along the pedestrian path, the view of Shanghai's skyscrapers and the river scenery from the bridge is breathtaking, showcasing the grandeur of the city. Visiting at dusk is especially magical, as the changing colors of the sky as the sun sets make the bridge and its surroundings even more dramatic. Combining Shanghai's modern aspects with its historical background, this bridge is an incredibly attractive tourist spot.

#discoverchina Zhapulu Bridge, spanning Suzhou Creek near the Bund, is one of Shanghai’s most photogenic spots. This 1927 steel-truss bridge offers unparalleled views blending colonial architecture with Pudong’s futuristic skyline – a perfect symbol of old-meets-new Shanghai. 🚇Metro: Line 10/12 to Tiantong Road Station, Exit 3 Best Time: 6-8AM for foggy mystique; 4-6PM for golden hour

Sunset in Shanghai Let me tell you, the evening light and the view of the Pearl Tower are really beautiful right now. For those who love taking pictures, you can take pictures and have fun. 😘📷✌ . 📌 The first photo location is near the Union Church Xintiandi Theater Walk towards the Waibaidu Bridge / 外白渡桥 You will see a small iron bridge by the river. Walk up there. Prepare some nice clothes to stand and take pictures at this angle. You will definitely get some nice pictures. . 📌 The second photo location is from the Zhapulu Bridge / 乍浦路桥 It is a white bridge that is not very high. There are quite a few photographers in Shanghai who come to take pictures here. Especially if you dress up nicely and cutely, I guarantee that there will be photographers here who will come and secretly take pictures.🥰

It's not that the Seine is unaffordable 🌊, but the Suzhou Creek offers more value for money.|||🌊Suzhou Creek, you are not just a river. You are the heartbeat that resonates with the bells of the Bund. You are the witness to the rise of Lujiazui's skyscrapers. You are the lifeblood of the land, the veins of the city. In the past, the bustling wharves were filled with boats shuttling back and forth, illuminating the sleepless city with dazzling lights. The tide of commerce surges beside you, and the city's pulse thrives because of you. Suzhou Creek, you are not just a river. The charm of Shikumen alleyways intertwines with you. There is Paris in the West, and Shanghai in the East. These two romantic stars twinkle in the world. Paris has the Seine, full of amorous feelings, and Shanghai has the Suzhou Creek, artistic and unique. 🌊Suzhou Creek, you are not just a river. On the banks of the Suzhou Creek, the old shadows of modern Shanghai whisper their stories. The old tiger stoves at the entrance of the alleyways exude the warmth of the past. The extravagance has faded with time, and new buildings rise, writing new legends. But those historical buildings stand quietly, becoming nostalgic brushstrokes, painting a unique ink painting. Suzhou Creek, you are not just a river. Strolling along the Suzhou Creek, you'll see diverse international architecture. Museums hold the clues of time, and church spires touch the vastness of the sky. The aroma from riverside cafes mingles with the savory scent of pan-fried buns in the air. 🌊Suzhou Creek, you are not just a river. If I were to find a corner to daydream, I would definitely go to the Suzhou Creek. Here, it is called the "Seine of the Magic City." The neon lights of the Oriental Pearl Tower complement you, and the landmark backdrop is the city's shining name card. The Suzhou Creek flows gently, singing songs of the past. Every ripple holds the twists and turns of stories. Suzhou Creek, you are not just a river. By the river, the gentle breeze blows, the coffee in hand warms the lonely heart, watching the flow of people on Zhapu Road Bridge. Not far away, the lanterns of Yu Garden sway. Time stops gently at this moment... Record it now.

🗓️ Itinerary: One of the key purposes: to take pictures of the night view of the Bund 🌃 I've done a lot of strategies. Now it's popular to take pictures while walking Take pictures of various key buildings and attractions The Bund is really beautiful and unreal It would be better if the weather was better and clearer ❤️ Walked here for 4 hours🙈 📕 Suggested Route: 🏃🏻♂️➡️🏃🏻♀️➡️The Outer Bund—>Hero Monument—>Chapu Road Bridge—>Shanghai Post Museum—>Suzhou Road—>North Bund Little Dome #Above I walked for 5 hours🙈 #walk too slow and turn off all the lights at 10 o'clock #ShanghaiTravel #ShanghaiBund

🚗: Take a taxi to Zhapu Road Bridge or Suning Bellagio Hotel 🚇: Take the subway to Zhapu Road Bridge, take Metro Line 10 to Tiantong Road Station, and exit from Exit 3 You can walk past the Postal Museum. Zhapu Road Bridge

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#ShanghaiTravel For those who come to visit Shanghai, I recommend this as another place that you shouldn't miss. Zhapulu Bridge. At this point, you can see the view of the Pearl Tower and the buildings on the New City side. The light at 4 pm plus the cold weather makes the vibes here very good. We like this place the most in our Shanghai trip. Come for a walk, enjoy the view, breathe in the fresh air along the river. It's really great. But if you come on Saturday or Sunday like us, there will be a lot of people. I recommend coming on a weekday. There probably won't be as many people. Location: Zhapulu Bridge, Shanghai, China 🚃Nanjing Rd.(E) Station Line2,10 #EscapeYouToJourney #100TravelTips #TravelChina2024

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【Shanghai Check-in Guide】 I like to come to Shanghai when I have nothing to do~☕️🛍️Looking at the handsome men and beautiful women passing by on the street always makes people excited. I am intoxicated by the romantic atmosphere of the Bund. Unfortunately, I have come here dozens of times but always forget to use my camera to record the beauty of this city. There are 100 million people at the Bund on Nanjing Road, and the queue at Wukang Road is full of cameras! There are few tourists in the Hongkou Riverside area near Suzhou River and on the north bank. The scenery is beautiful and photogenic, and it is definitely a treasure trove that cannot be missed! No need to get up early to curl up, just sleep until you wake up naturally, have a full meal at noon and set off. It only takes half a day and you don’t have to go back. The old houses, churches, the Bund suites, and river views are all must-see spots! Come and collect my group suggestions, and come with your sisters and friends to experience the charm of Shanghai! Starting point📍: Metro Line 10/12 Tiantong Road Station Destination📍: Metro Line 4/10 Hailun Road Station Check-in route: 📸Shanghai Postal Museum 📸Zhapu Road Bridge 📸Nan Suzhou Road Huqiu Road 📸Nan Suzhou Road Yuanmingyuan Road 📸Waibaidu Bridge 📸Shanghai Securities Museum 📸Century Tongfang Square 📸Changzhi Road Nanxun Road 📸East Changzhi Road Jiulong Road 📸East Changzhi Road Lushun Road 📸North Bund Riverside Green 📸Harbin Road Liaoning Road Finally, don't forget to bring a medium-to-long focal length camera, it will be better to take pictures in the afternoon! It gets dark early, so hurry up and find a good time for sunset to see the beautiful night view of Shanghai. Remember to take more pictures to keep every beautiful memory! 💫📷 The Bund Shanghai Station

The Oriental Pearl Tower, photographed from Zhapu Road Bridge, is truly stunning. The clear blue sky after the rain looks like a painting, and the shimmering reflections on the river add to its charm. The surrounding buildings are all impressive and unique, offering various scenes to capture in photos. This place is perfect for escaping daily life and enjoying some leisure time. Taking a walk and breathing in the fresh air brings a refreshing feeling. There are various exhibitions held nearby, making it a wonderful spot discovered while exploring exhibitions. Zhapu Road Bridge is a fantastic attraction that enhances the joy of travel with its beautiful scenery.

Zhapu Road Bridge is one of the most beautiful photo spots in Shanghai, where you can take stunning pictures from any angle. Especially at night, the bridge and the buildings behind it create a breathtaking view. Walking along the riverside and feeling the breeze is truly refreshing. Enjoying a coffee on Zhapu Road Bridge is also a great way to relax. At night, the bridge lights up brilliantly, allowing you to fully experience the city's vibrant atmosphere. For those coming to take photos, it's recommended to bring additional lighting. There are often friendly photographers on the bridge who can help with lighting. Taking photos here will create special moments with the enchanting city nightscape.