Shanghai is the most economically developed city in China, and it is also the most famous city in China. It has a long history, and the modern history has always been the focus of the Far East, leaving many precious treasures. Here, I will share with you a detailed recommendation of interesting places in Shanghai. 1. The Bund

I'm afraid the interesting place on the Bund is to climb the tall building to see the scenery. When you arrive at the Bund, I don't recommend you to go directly to the Bund Sightseeing Corridor. Instead, climb the tall building to feel the different Bund, such as going to the swimming pool bar of W Hotel, such as the very fashionable bar of Shanghai Bund Maumoon Hotel, such as the open-air bar of Peninsula Hotel, such as the open-air bar of Shanghai Bund Indigo Hotel, where you can enjoy different scenery. 2. Xintiandi

Xintiandi fashion circle is worth visiting. There are many fashionable men and beautiful women there, and many domestic and foreign tourists come to see it. Different experience, sitting on the street drinking coffee and eating western food, feeling the fashion and prosperity in Shikumen. 3. Wu Kang Road

Many tourists come to visit Shanghai, but I prefer to recommend visiting Wu Kang Road, where there are many beautiful buildings and two rows of French phoenix trees, all of which are very beautiful, and many historic buildings are also very numerous. 4. Nanjing West Road

Go to Nanjing West Road and feel the Starbucks baking room and the charm of coffee. Of course, you can also go to the fashion block to buy the luxury you want. 5, 1933 Old Square

That is the most recommended place to like photography. It used to be a slaughterhouse, but now it has become a place of fashion and literature, with theaters, cafes and restaurant shops. Many movies also like to take pictures there. 6. Shanghai Disneyland

If it's a parent-child family, take your children to visit Disneyland and feel the different fairy tale charm. There are also many play experience projects inside, just need to avoid rush hours and holidays. Especially in summer vacation and National Day, don't crowd people. 7. Shanghai Museum

When traveling in Shanghai, the Shanghai Museum is also a place not to be missed. Visit major historical relics and feel different ways of traveling.

At that time, I visited Shanghai Museum, Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street, Night on the Bund, Oriental Pearl, Shanghai Ocean Aquarium, Shanghai Nature Insect Museum, Shanghai Science and Technology Museum, Yuyuan Garden, Chenghuang Temple, Shanghai Old Street, China Art Palace and Shiboyuan, and I felt that I had almost finished my tour of interesting places in Shanghai. Now let's talk about it in detail.

Shanghai Museum was free at that time. The shape of the museum is very unique, like a circle. There are two big stone lions at the door. There are many collections in the museum, such as culture, history, pottery, poetry and painting, engraving and so on. They are all very interesting. If you look closely, it will take 3 hours! We had nothing to do that day, so we wandered around it for a long time. The bronzes and porcelain in it are as dazzling as commodities, which looks and feels great, as well as the cultural customs museum of ethnic minorities, which is quite good.

After leaving the Shanghai Museum, we went to Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street, which is famous all over the country. There are many tourists on the street, jostling with each other. There are all kinds of buildings on both sides of the street, including Chinese-style buildings and European-style buildings. Reflecting the sunset, it feels brilliant and dreamy, but the metropolis is just different. We didn't buy anything along the way, and we didn't ask the price. It is estimated that it will be very expensive! At that time, in the corner of the street, there were people singing on the beach, which felt good and had the flavor of the Republic of China. This street is as prosperous as any other street in China.

The entrance fee is relatively cheap, and students can get half price. The adult price is 3, and the student price is 12. Haha, it's still a museum of conscience. Otherwise, I don't know how much it will cost. This insect museum has just entered some small animals, monkeys and so on, and then all kinds of snakes, lizards, turtles and other reptiles.

In short, the museum is quite large and inexpensive. This scenic spot is worth visiting. It's interesting to see all kinds of strange animals on land and in the air! After leaving the Insect Museum, we walked some distance along binjiang road, blew a breeze and took a look at the bustling buildings in Shanghai. We enjoyed it, but it was real but not so real. It felt like a dream in Shanghai.

While there was still time, we went to the Shanghai Science and Technology Museum. The admission fee was 6 for adults and 3 for students. The museum was very large and had many experiential facilities. When we went there that day, there were not many people, but most of them were parents with their children. It was good to experience the convenience brought by technology to life, and by the way, we could deepen our feelings with our children.

The Shanghai Science and Technology Museum is divided into several parts. We didn't pay much attention to the time in the early stage, and stayed in the first three parts for too long, so that the last part was only a glimpse. It's a pity. Besides, in the museum, in the first part, the changes of human beings from primitive to present, those animals are vividly shaped, and the living environment of human beings in various periods is basically restored in the museum, which is very good.

I remember when I went there, there was another one who experienced the stamping spider by himself. The second part is some fun things, modern technology, mirrors, magic things, in short, it is very good. If you want to have a good experience, you will really play or not after four or five hours. I personally think that the Shanghai Science and Technology Museum is great, at least among the science and technology museums, it is the top in China.

I went back to my cousin's house in the evening. After having a meal together, my cousin knew that I wanted to see the night on the Bund, so I discussed it with my sister-in-law. At the big night, we went, including my cousin, who was driving a car with four or five people (including children) in each car. A group of people set off with a huge soup. When they arrived at the Bund, it was early in the morning, but there were still many people on the Bund, even in the East. Good memories, if there is a next time, I will experience it again. The night on the Bund is really beautiful, with rivers, tall buildings, lights and wind. All these things are reflected together, picturesque and really beautiful.

On the third day, our first stop was the Yuyuan Garden, a classical garden in Shanghai. When we went there, the ticket price was half-price 2, which was acceptable. The garden was small and exquisite, and it smelled like a garden in the south of the Yangtze River. As for its historical background, I don't know much about it, except that the scenery, pavilions and layout were all good. The park is green and full of tourists, which is a great scenic spot.

After leaving the Yuyuan Garden, we went to the Chenghuang Temple for free. At that time, there happened to be a large-scale activity, and many Taoist priests were holding a ceremony, which felt very grand. Because the Chenghuang Temple is not very big, and there are many tourists in it, I can't even walk in it, just like the temple fair, but I still like this kind of scenic spot. After all, it's free, and those who are in the channel can come and see you later!

finally, we went out from the old street in Shanghai, and saw the charm of the old street along the way. It was antique and fragrant, which was very good. In addition, the area around Yuyuan Garden is also very prosperous. The pavilions and buildings are all retro, and they are full of charm when walking inside. There are all kinds of snacks and souvenirs, which is very good.

Finally, we went to Shiboyuan and the Chinese Art Palace, feeling that it is also a commercial street, but many things are modern, which looks like another flavor, which is quite good!

The Chinese Art Palace is free, and it is full of literary things. Students and teenagers come to visit it more often. The oil paintings, poems and paintings in it are very artistic, and there is a picture of the riverside at Qingming Festival, but there is an extra charge.

In addition, the building of the Chinese Art Palace is very distinctive. It looks beautiful with a small bottom and a large top. The elevator inside is also very high. When I take the elevator, my legs are a little weak and I can't help it. My fear of heights is a bit serious, but the elevator in the Chinese Art Palace is really very high! This place is not bad, too. I have to leave at last, which is a little surprise for us. It's good. Shanghai.

I stayed in Shanghai for three days and two nights, which is roughly like this. I had a good time. The two spent about 1,5 yuan (including the round-trip fare from Bengbu to Shanghai, the ticket fee, the meal fee when I went out to play every day, and souvenirs). This is still the case that my cousin provided two nights' accommodation and two nights' dinner. I have to say that the consumption in Shanghai is really big, but at the same time, the pace of life in Shanghai is also very fast, because