Things to do in Shanghai

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I managed to snag several major attractions without queuing, saw the 10th-anniversary special performance, and even enjoyed a spectacular light and fireworks display featuring three different themes: the standard show, the 10th-anniversary show, and the Duffy's birthday month show! It was absolutely amazing!

An immersive introductory experience into Chinese cuisine! A must try for first-time traveller to China! Food were not just eye-pleasing but delicious to sample! A light lunch set menu had plenty to go by!

The Three-Sphere 2073 exhibit wasn't very interesting; it was probably too futuristic. I didn't understand it. The Two-Sphere exhibit is sufficient. Take some photos on the glass walkway, experience the thrill, and it's a must-see in Shanghai.

Yu Garden is Shanghai's most representative classical garden in the Jiangnan region. Its exquisitely crafted pavilions, terraces, and rockeries complement each other beautifully, showcasing the elegance and sophistication of traditional Eastern gardens. Not only can you appreciate its rich historical and cultural heritage, but the surrounding bustling Nine-Turn Bridge and Yu Garden Old Street are also perfect spots to sample famous local delicacies (such as Nanxiang steamed buns). It's an unmissable city landmark for experiencing both Shanghai's unique style and traditional charm.

My son loved it and kept saying he wanted to go again the next day, but our schedule was packed. We went very early, even on a weekday, so it wasn't too crowded. The queues were manageable; the longest wait was half an hour. Most importantly, my son met a lovely girl, and they had a blast!

Environment: The park is filled with giant LEGO brick models, with clear themed zones and an overall clean and tidy atmosphere. The attractions are geared towards younger children and families, but adults can also find photo opportunities. It gets very crowded on holidays, and some outdoor areas are extremely sunny. Indoor areas offer shaded rest areas, and the brick-themed landscaping is meticulously detailed. Location: Located in Fengjing, Jinshan District, it's quite far from the city center and there's no direct subway access. It's very close to Jinshan North Railway Station, and parking is convenient for those driving. There are resort-style shopping malls nearby, so you can easily find food and shopping after your visit. It's suitable for a full-day trip, but not ideal for a quick stop in the city. Dining: The park has several themed restaurants, with visually appealing brick-shaped burgers and Monkey King-themed dishes. The park's food prices are on the higher side, and the taste is average. Since you can enter and exit the park multiple times, the shopping mall near the entrance offers more choices and better value. Families with children can bring their own snacks.

A great place, perfect for a leisurely family trip. You can see wild animals, there are shows, and rides for the whole family. Everyone had a great time. You could easily spend a whole day there. The whole family rode together to watch the wild animals live and play. Watching the shows was also very enjoyable; the various animal performances were excellent!

Lujiazui is more than just skyscrapers; its large shopping malls are also great places for leisure and photo opportunities. The shopping centers within the district boast impressive designs, with airy oval domes and spacious, multi-level corridors, making them perfect for taking atmospheric photos while shopping. The malls offer a diverse range of businesses, from authentic local restaurants to adorable teddy bear-themed photo spots, making them ideal for family outings.

It was pretty good. The fireworks and light show around 9 PM was the best. It was packed with people during the day; reliable sources say over 50,000 people visited on the 6th. I did most of the rides I wanted to see. A tip: to get a good spot in the Magical Garden early for the fireworks, go early. I arrived at 8:30 PM and could only get a good view from the bridge; the view wasn't great and was blocked by lights and signs. Overall, it was still a good experience.