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Shanghai Hotels and Travel Guide
Shanghai Travel Information
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Situated on the banks of the Yangtze River Delta, Shanghai is a dynamic cosmopolitan city characterised by an ultra-modern, futuristic skyline and a vibrant cultural legacy. The largest city in China by population, Shanghai has massively transformed over the years from a sleepy fishing village to an international metropolis on par with the likes of New York and Paris.
Besides playing a vital role in China’s economy, Shanghai is also an important tourist destination. Reputedly the best area for shopping in the whole of China, the city is also filled with hundreds of visitors’ attractions from historical landmarks such as The Bund and the 400-year-old Yu Yuan Gardens to fancy skyscrapers such as the Oriental Pearl Tower and Shanghai World Financial Centre. Shanghai is also known as a gastronomical heaven where one can find a diverse array of culinary offerings, from local to international fare.
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The Bund Riverside is ideally located in the heart of Shanghai’s commercial and financial districts. All guest suites are unique in design. Our uncompromising commitment to service will make your stay with us, whether for leisure or on business, especially pleasurable.
Shanghai Hotels - Where to Stay in Shanghai
There are hundreds of hotels in Shanghai, ranging from five-star international properties to family-run motels. It is said that China’s best hotels can be found here, due to its higher land prices and standard of living. The high-end range generally consists of unique heritage properties built from remnants of old China, and luxurious world-class hotels which are mainly located downtown. (Read more...)
Shanghai ToursChoosing and taking a tour in Shanghai is a process of elimination because everything you try has an equally attractive opposite. 
Shanghai AttractionsThere are hundreds of things to see in Shanghai, from cutting-edge ultramodern superstructure to ancient relics of the past. 
Shanghai ActivitiesFrom river cruises to amusement parks, Shanghai offers a huge variety of recreational pursuits that visitors can partake in. |
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Shanghai Restaurants
Shanghai is known as a melting pot of culinary culture, bringing together many different types and styles from China and all over the world.
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Shanghai Nightlife
Being a city that never sleeps, Shanghai’s liveliness goes well beyond daytime activity. At night when people come out to play, the city’s clubs and bars are its heartbeat, positively pulsating with energy and buzzing with excitement.
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Shanghai Shopping
Part of Shanghai’s appeal lies in its extensively vibrant shopping environment. Whether you’re looking for local novelty items or international brand names, you can be sure to find them here.
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Shanghai Information
Central Shanghai is divided into two main areas – Pudong on the east of the Huangpu River and Puxi on the west. Historical attractions as well as the city trendiest nightspots and restaurants can be found in Puxi.
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Shanghai Map
Our interactive map (and satellite views) displays all available hotels with photos, facilities and guest comments as well as attractions, landmarks and other items of interest with links to relevant information pages. The perfect way to find your way around and see where everything actually is. (Read more...)
