Jin Fu Men Hotel Shanghai

You can never miss Shanghai's...

by Chris_Dahlia

You can never miss Shanghai's night view when you are there! TOP 5 BEST VIEWS
Cloud 9 Unbeatable vista's from the Hyatt's toppermost bar.
M on the Bund Classy restaurant, classier view
Shanghai Panorama Recently opened 30th floor view of the Bund
Okura Hotel View from 32 storeys above the old French Club
Novotel Art 50 Moving view of the Pudong, plus great contemporary art.

New Heaven and Earth!

by cheezecake_deli about Xintiandi

Xintiandi (literally "New Heaven and Earth") is an area just south of Huaihai Central Road, smack in the middle of Puxi, containing renovated Shanghai shikumen houses. These are now occupied by trendy bars, restaurants and shops, and the area is now a top nightspot for the Shanghainese and tourists alike. There are numerous fashionable drinking and eating places here - you can wander around and take your pick (though at weekends, the place can be v crowded). Bar-wise, I liked T8 and TMSK, but there are loads to choose from! Casual or casual smart.

Western Food.....Yum....omg!

by rabbit06 about Blue Frog Restaurant

If your hanging out for burger or a big juicy steak, this place is very good!.....and happy hour is on from 4pm to 8pm, so be on time..!!!!!!lmao For me i had not had western food for a couple of weeks by now, so ordered the blue vein Cheese Burger, cooked medium rear and a Chilly Beef Sauce on fries topped with cheese to share with the table as the girls ordered more their style of food such as chop's, pasta and and assortment of fresh salads of their choice .....a very nice dinner, i could not eat another thing!!!!!..Thankyou Connie!!

Pedestrian Walkway of Nanjing Road

by imstress

Nanjing Road was the first commercial road in Shanghai. In the early 20th century, there were only four department stores along this stretch. Today, it has become the number one place for shopping in the city.

I ate at the Yong He Dou Jiang and brought some winter glove and hat at Baleno. I am glad that i dont need to bargain and can shop at ease.

Cosmopolitan hub of finance and culture

by Icemaiden02

"Introduction"

My first visit to Shanghai, China was in December 2002, a few months after my parents had moved there. As a person of Chinese descent, it felt a little exciting and overwhelming to "return home" to the place where my ancestors were from. (My grandparents on one side, and my great-grandparents on the other, left China as children.) I speak an embarassing smidgen of Mandarin but it was such an experience to be surrounded with the sights, sounds and smells that was so inundanted with Chinese culture.

I returned again for Chinese New Year in February 2005. The weather was still frigidly cold and mind-numbing, but flights are relatively cheaper and for me, seeing family members was my priority. If I were to visit China again, though, I am going to pick a month between May and September!

"Weather"

Shanghai starts the year shivering in midwinter, when temperatures can drop below freezing and the vistas are grey and misty. Spring brings warmth; April to mid-May is probably one of the best times to visit weather-wise, along with autumn (late September to mid-November). In summer the hot and humid weather makes conditions outside uncomfortable, with temperatures sometimes as high as 40oC (104oF) in July and August.