Shanghai Tours, Tour Packages and Day Trips

3-Day Classic Shanghai Tour

Discover Shanghai in a Nutshell

See Shanghai's landmarks, the most representative attractions, blending East and West, ancient and modern.

Discover the Essence of Shanghai and Hangzhou

It is a combination of the essence of Shanghai and Hangzhou, including Wuzhen Ancient Water Town.

See Shanghai and Suzhou's Essential Attractions

Explore Shanghai’s most popular and essential attractions and discover traditional Chinese gardens in Suzhou.

Photograph China's Most Beautiful Mountains

Enjoy the enchanting scenery and surroundings of the Yellow Mountains. You can also include Shanghai’s essential attractions.

A Tour of Shanghai and Visit an Ancient Water Town

Get away from the hustle of city life after Shanghai discovery, to sit back and soak in the atmosphere of the oriental Venice.

Recommended Itinerary (arrival day and departure day are not included)

1 day:

The Bund, Shanghai World Financial Center (or the Oriental TV Tower), Yu Garden, and Shanghai Museum

2 days (based on 1-day itinerary):

Water town focused: Add Xintiandi and Zhujiajiao Ancient Water Town (or a water town of your choice)
Traditional Chinese garden focused: Add Humble Administrator's Garden, Lingering Garden, and a rickshaw discovery in the old city area

3 days (based on 1-day itinerary):

Suzhou Focused: Add Tongli Ancient Water Town, and Suzhou (including a visit to a traditional Chinese Garden and a rickshaw ride in the old city area)
Hangzhou focused: Add Lingyin Temple, West Lake, and Wuzhen Ancient Water Town
The Yellow Mountains focused: Add the Yellow Mountains, Hongcun Ancient Village, and Tunxi Ancient Street

Walk along the best tour route to visit Shen House, Zhang house and the ancient town, which has a history of more than 900 years old.

Wuzhen, A 1200-year town, with its ancient docks, waterside pavilions and corridors stretching out for miles and erecting a romantic atmosphere.

The Bund and Nanjing Road: the symbolism of Shanghai, renowned for its colonial architectural buildings.
Yu Garden: An essential attraction in Shanghai. This well-preserved garden-styled courtyard was built in 400 years ago.
Shanghai Museum: Renowned for its large collection of rare cultural pieces, including Chinese bronzes, ceramics, paintings, jade, and calligraphy.
Shanghai French Concession: The 'Paris of the Easr' with London-plane-tree-lined avenues and the French-influenced architectures.
Moganshan Road Art Gallery: An artists' community witnessing the developments of the contemporary art scene in China.
The Oriental Peal Tower: Shanghai's most famous landmark where you can have a bird's-eye-view of this metropolis.
Xintiandi: A recreational centre with plenty of restaurants, bars and clubs utilizing Shanghai's traditional dwellings in the 1920s: shikumen.
Shanghai World Financial Center: The best place for a bird's-eye-view over Shanghai, with a gala floor and several multiple viewing platforms.
Tianzifang: A comfortable district for art, café, and shopping hidden in Shanghai French Concession, also allowing you to see local Shanghai life
Zhujiajiao Ancient Water Town: A nice destination to escape the noisy modern city near Shanghai, bigger than the nearest Qibao Water Town.

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