Your driver and guide will pick you up on the airport.

Founded in 1952, Shanghai Museum is one of China’s top national first-class museums, located on People’s Square. The unique circular building resembles an ancient Chinese bronze vessel. It houses a world-famous collection of over one million cultural relics, including exquisite bronzes, ancient ceramics, traditional Chinese paintings, calligraphy, jade artefacts and ancient coins. Wander through the galleries and trace thousands of years of Chinese art and civilization.

Constructed in the Ming Dynasty over 460 years ago, Yuyuan Garden is a masterpiece of classical Jiangnan private garden architecture. Built by an official for his ageing parents, its name means “Garden of Peace and Joy”. Visitors can appreciate delicate rockeries, winding corridors, serene ponds and elegant ancient pavilions. Nestled in Shanghai’s old town, it perfectly embodies the traditional Chinese design philosophy of “seeing grand scenery within a small space”. The bustling Yuyuan Bazaar nearby offers local snacks and traditional handicrafts.

Stretching 1.5 kilometers along the Huangpu River, The Bund is Shanghai’s most iconic waterfront landmark. Lined with 52 historic buildings featuring Gothic, Baroque, Neoclassical and Art Deco styles, it earns the reputation as “An Exhibition of International Architecture”. Take a relaxing riverside stroll and admire the timeless historic architecture on one bank, while gazing across the river at the futuristic Pudong skyline with the Oriental Pearl Tower and Shanghai Tower. Witness the striking contrast between Shanghai’s glorious history and thriving modernity.

Huangpu River Cruise offers spectacular views of Shanghai's iconic skyline. You can admire the historic colonial buildings on The Bund on one bank and the modern skyscrapers of Lujiazui, including the Oriental Pearl Tower, on the opposite riverside. Day and night cruises are available; the night cruise is especially popular for dazzling city lights.