New ways to play in Shanghai! A collection of nature + culture check-ins

Don’t just squeeze into crowds when you come to Shanghai! Quickly save this guide with new ways to play📝 🌉 The Bund & North Bund The European-style domes and intricate carvings of the international architecture cluster are super exquisite📸 At the intersection of East Nanjing Road, you can capture the stunning silhouette of the “three-piece set”! Don’t miss the ferry experience at night, watching the lights on both sides of the river light up one after another in the river breeze is super romantic🌌 Afterward, it’s more convenient to take a taxi from Sichuan Middle Road～ 🎠 New Disney Experience The “Zootopia” park is finally open!🐰 The VR upgrade of the Tron Lightcycle Power Run makes the immersion full, and during the fireworks show, the castle’s light and shadow flow, every frame looks like a fairy tale scene! 🏮 Yuyuan Garden Food & Shopping Guide The AR night projection on the Nine-turn Bridge creates a full atmosphere✨ Inside the garden, the “Jade Exquisite” Taihu stone is translucent, and there are occasional Kunqu opera performances on the ancient stage. When tired from walking, you can try intangible cultural heritage snacks and feel the elegance of old Shanghai. 🍂 Slow Time on Wukang Road Taking photos of the Wukang Building at the Hengshan Road intersection is very stylish, and the autumn plane tree leaves are like a natural filter🍁 Stroll to Anfu Road for a cup of coffee, where boutique stores hide designer pieces, and the flower arrangements on the windowsills of old Western-style houses along the street are very photogenic. 🏞️ New Discoveries in Natural Secret Spots The forest on Twin Peaks Mountain has already turned autumn colors🍂 From the summit, you can overlook the Lupu Bridge and Lujiazui skyline. The 4800cm check-in point’s digital signboard is perfect for photos! The mine pit garden in Chenshan hides a waterfall view, and you can experience a forest slide on the way down, full of fun. 🏛️ The Intersection of Culture and Art The underwater museum at Guangfulin is amazing!🏺 The exhibition hall is submerged under the lake, telling the history of Shanghai’s land formation through light and shadow technology. The Tang-style architecture and Fulin Tower complement each other, perfect for shooting ancient-style photos. Green Hill is transformed from an old warehouse, with a suspended walkway connecting industrial relics and greenery. The osmanthus and rusted iron installations on the top floor create a unique aesthetic. 💡 Tips: Want to enjoy the view in Lujiazui? Go to the 52nd floor Duoyun Book House for a cup of coffee, the cloud-level view is amazing☕ Take a black-awning boat tour in Zhujiajiao’s water alleys, and during the intangible cultural heritage season, you can watch boat boxing performances! The cylindrical buildings of Longchang Apartment are full of local life atmosphere and are the prototype filming location of “Kung Fu”～ Shanghai’s romance is hidden in the interplay of ancient and modern light and shadow✨