2026 Shanghai Map: Top Attractions, Metro Routes & Tips
Getting ready to explore Shanghai? Having the right maps in hand will make your adventure so much smoother! This Shanghai map guide has everything you need: a comprehensive travel map of the entire area, a handy guide to city centre attractions, and a metro map to help you zip around the city without a hitch.
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Shanghai District Map: Discover Every Corner
Shanghai is made up of 16 unique administrative districts. We’ve highlighted some of the key areas and their must-see sights above to help you plan your adventure!
- Huangpu District: Discover the iconic Bund, stroll down Nanjing East Road, explore the historic Yu Garden, and soak up the vibrant atmosphere of Xintiandi.
- Pudong New Area: Marvel at the iconic Oriental Pearl Tower, Jin Mao Tower, and Shanghai Tower, or dive into the magic of Disneyland and the sprawling Expo Park.
- Jing'an: Discover the iconic Jing'an Temple, explore the fascinating Natural History Museum, and step back in time at Eileen Chang's former residence.
- Xuhui District: Discover the serene Longhua Temple, stroll down the iconic Wukang Road, and dive into cinematic history at the Shanghai Film Museum.
- Changning: Explore Zhongshan Park and the Shanghai Zoo
- Yangpu: Fudan University and the International Fashion Centre
- Hongkou: Explore the charm of Duolun Cultural Street and the serene beauty of Lu Xun Park.
Central Shanghai Map: Your Guide to Must-See Hotspots
The Huangpu River winds its way through the heart of Shanghai, splitting the city into the historic west and the futuristic east—known locally as "Puxi" and "Pudong." This riverside area is the city's beating heart, brimming with must-see attractions and easily accessible via a convenient network of metros, taxis, and even shared bikes.
Whether you're arriving via Hongqiao or Pudong Airport, getting to the heart of the city is a breeze!
Shanghai Metro Map: Navigate the City Like a Local
Reliable, frequent, and budget-friendly, the Shanghai Metro is your go-to way to explore the city. Here are some lines you'll definitely want to know:
- Line 1: This route travels from north to south, taking you right past the iconic People’s Square and the spectacular Circus World.
- Line 2: This east-west artery is your perfect connection, linking both Pudong and Hongqiao airports for a seamless travel experience.
- Line 4: This circular route is perfect for getting straight to the heart of the financial district.
- Line 10: Explore the charm of old Shanghai, with stops including the historic Yu Garden.
- Line 11: Your direct route to the magic of Shanghai Disneyland
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The Best Things to Do in Shanghai: 5 Must-See Attractions
Top Things to Do in Shanghai: #1 Shanghai Disney Resort
China’s very first Disney park is a dream come true, featuring seven enchanting themed zones including Mickey Avenue, Adventure Isle, and the swashbuckling Treasure Cove. It’s an absolute must-visit for families looking to make magical memories! And whatever you do, don’t miss the Pirates of the Caribbean ride—it’s a truly immersive adventure you won't soon forget.
Reviews of Shanghai Disneyland
4.7/5
44558 reviews
5/5
Amazing place! Worth to visit
5/5
Shanghai Disneyland was absolutely amazing! It was such a beautiful and fun experience, and I had an incredible time. Everything was so enjoyable and magical—I would definitely recommend visiting!
5/5
The atmosphere is magical 🪄we'll definitely come again) Note: we arrived at 12... and managed to visit 4 attractions... it's better to come earlier ❤️
5/5
There are eight of them in the world, and they're definitely worth visiting. I loved everything except the heat. Be sure to download the app, where you'll see how long you'll have to wait in line for each attraction. As everyone recommended, we went to the three main attractions: Tron, Pirates of the Caribbean, and Zootopia. People come prepared, wearing all their paraphernalia, some even dress up; it has its own vibe. Tron isn't as scary as everyone makes it out to be. We really liked Pirates; we've been there twice. We tried Laka ice cream, and in the evening there was a fireworks show; my inner girl was so happy. I definitely need to go to Disneyland. A life hack I saw in line: it's so hot it takes so long to stand there. You might want to put on patches and face masks; there's no point in wasting time. You can eat inside; we ate at some Italian cafe near the castle; it was delicious, maybe called Pinocchio. We arrived and left on the metro after the fireworks.
4/5
It seems I purchased my new passport through trip.com using my old passport number. At the entrance, the process took quite a while because the passport number was incorrect. Luckily, I had a photo of my old passport, so it worked out, but if I hadn't, it would have been a big problem. I recommend updating your trip.com information when renewing your passport. The DPA (Disney Passport) was great because I could use it whenever I wanted and was able to ride in about 5 minutes. I do wish it were a little cheaper, though.
Must-See Shanghai: #2 The Bund
Take a leisurely stroll along the Bund to soak in the stunning European architecture, breathtaking skyline views, and the unique, fusion-filled charm of Shanghai. Getting around is a breeze with plenty of options to choose from—hop on a sightseeing bus, grab a shared bike, or enjoy the city from the water on a relaxing cruise.
Reviews of the Bund
4.8/5
6046 reviews
5/5
A great picturesque place, lots of people, but there is something to remember now.
5/5
Enjoy Shanghai's stunning illuminations from the water. Definitely worth a visit!
5/5
very nice cruise, has an optimal duration.
5/5
The entrance is on the other side of the embankment. For seafood lovers, the dinner is excellent. The views are beautiful. For an additional ¥100, you can buy a ticket to the third deck with a table and chairs; the view is much better from there. The ticket includes a choice of ice cream or popcorn, and they give you candy. The restroom is located below deck (clean).
4/5
It is great visiting this place especially if you live in the more rural areas of the country. The view is great, especially at night time where all the lights on the building comes on, and the most notable buildings are the Pearl tower and Shanghai tower which you can also buy tickets to.
Must-Do Experiences in Shanghai #3: Huangpu River Night Cruise
Experience the magic of Shanghai after dark! This cruise glides along the riverbanks, offering a stunning contrast between old-world charm and futuristic skyscrapers—the perfect backdrop for unforgettable photos and a truly memorable evening.
Reviews of Huangpu River Night Cruise
4.5/5
392 reviews5/5
It was good that I could book easily and right away.
5/5
I liked the cruise, but it wasn't long. We left at 7:00 PM, and all the lights and illumination were already on. It was very beautiful. We exchanged our e-ticket an hour before departure, and we also walked along the Bund.
5/5
I booked on the same day and went with friends. Converting the tickets was easy and it was so much fun~~ It was the lowest price!!! Highly recommend it
5/5
Worth it
5/5
It is difficult to walk in Shanghai's summer weather, but taking a cruise and seeing the beautiful Bund made for a lovely memory. My mom and I enjoyed it without any pressure.
Must-See Shanghai: #4 Oriental Pearl Tower
Discover one of Shanghai’s most iconic landmarks! Standing 468 meters tall, it offers breathtaking 360° views of the city. Be sure to visit the observation deck at night for a truly stunning, unforgettable panorama.
Reviews of Oriental Pearl Tower
4.7/5
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5/5
Even in less than ideal weather, it's a must-see! There were quite a few people there, but we were still able to take photos and admire the city from above.
4/5
The night view is five-star quality, but the buffet food at the revolving restaurant is just average. The only way to move between the spheres is by elevator, so be prepared to wait in line. Don't miss the 78-meter-high "Gengshang Hai" immersive 3D multimedia show, a 7-8 minute spectacle.
5/5
I highly recommend it!!! It's a perfect place to fill up with both food and memories 😄 A wide variety of dishes, all made with excellent, fresh ingredients. My daughter especially highlighted the "unlimited ice cream" as a plus. And what's important is that it's very reliable—we were there during Typhoon Dolphin and had no problems, the views were stunning. We have so many positive impressions!
4/5
The views from 265 meters are truly stunning. An evening visit to the tower is a different experience than a daytime one. There's a vibrant light show and a dancing robot!
4/5
As usual, there are huge lines to get in and even longer to get down from the tower. We first went to the Coca-Cola restaurant, which offers a varied buffet menu.
Must-See Shanghai #5: Shanghai Museum
If you’re a fan of Chinese culture and history, the Shanghai Museum is an absolute must-see. The building’s design itself is a nod to traditional Chinese philosophy, featuring a circular dome atop a square base. Once inside, you’ll discover a treasure trove of priceless bronzes, ceramics, calligraphy, and coins—each piece serving as a fascinating witness to history.
Reviews of Shanghai Museum
4.6/5
3129 reviews5/5
Wonderful exhibition, definitely worth a visit!
5/5
Fantastic permanent exibition about the ancient american civilasations. No all text was translated in english, but it was still worth it the visit it as a foreiner.
5/5
This World Tree Summit American Civilizations exhibition features over 3,000 artifacts, covering ancient civilizations from different periods in Central and South America. It's a rich and worthwhile exhibition! 😎 A guided tour is highly recommended for a more systematic understanding of the worldviews and civilizations of Central and South America. It's best to visit early in the morning; even on weekday afternoons, it's incredibly crowded. I spent about 10 hours there, including the guided tour, just to barely finish seeing everything.
5/5
very good
5/5
Very interesting and perfect structure.
Recommend One-Day Shanghai Itinerary for First-Timers
Time | Activity | Highlights |
Good morning! ☀️ | Start your day at Jing’an Temple, stroll down Nanjing West Road, and then treat yourself to a delicious lunch at People’s Square. | Spiritual landmarks and local flavours |
Good afternoon! 🌆 | The Bund → Oriental Pearl Tower → Lujiazui Financial Center | Experience the Iconic Shanghai Skyline |
Evening 🌃 | Yu Garden after dark | Glowing lanterns, timeless architecture, and that charming old-town atmosphere |
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![Shanghai Film Park + Zhujiajiao Ancient Town [Includes changing into Republic of China era costumes or Hanfu, and a rowboat ride]](https://ak-d.tripcdn.com/images/1lo2712000e1456cq4881_C_568_320.jpg)
![Shanghai the bund + Yu Garden + Wukang Road 1-day tour [Customized Shanghai transit tour]](https://ak-d.tripcdn.com/images/0350f12000scy3yjb4878_C_568_320.png)
How to Navigate in Shanghai?
Metro – Fast, clean, and budget-friendly. Fares kick off at just 3 RMB (~0.5AUD)!
Maglev Train – Need to zip over to Pudong Airport in a flash? The Maglev gets you there in just 8 minutes! Tickets are 50 RMB (~10AUD) for a one-way trip or 80 RMB (~16AUD) for a round trip.
Bus - It’s an even more budget-friendly option than the metro, with fares starting at just 2 RMB (~0.4AUD)!
[10% OFF] Top Shanghai Hotel Picks for Your Next Adventure
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5 star
Outstanding11792 Reviews
People's Square Area Shanghai|0.54km from downtown
As an older five-star hotel, the decor is still not outdated. The location is super convenient, just a 2-minute walk to the pedestrian street. It's becoming more and more international, with lots of foreigners staying here. The service is excellent! Since we were traveling with our child, I called beforehand to ask about rooms, specifically requesting a standard room. They were very accommodating and even upgraded our room. The breakfast spread is very rich and varied, the mini wontons are delicious, the pastries are exquisite, and the coffee has a wonderful flavor. I'll definitely choose this hotel again next time I'm in Shanghai.FromTRY 4,790
Outstanding6516 Reviews
People's Square Area Shanghai|0.47km from downtown
Hotel 🏨
Location: Excellent! It's right next to the New World Mall and directly connected to it, which is incredibly convenient. Dining, watching movies, catching a stand-up show, and taking the subway are all easily accessible.
Service: Extremely polite. This five-star international hotel is very attentive; staff always greet you, and the service is spot-on. They also help with luggage when you enter and leave.
Special thanks: To Joe from the concierge team for helping me hail a taxi and even loading my considerable luggage into the car. His service was warm and thorough.FromTRY 6,588
Excellent8514 Reviews
People's Square Area Shanghai|0.7km from downtown
The Shanghai Marriott Marquis City Centre boasts an excellent location right in the city center, adjacent to People's Square and Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street, making transportation incredibly convenient with People's Square Metro Station right next door. The room experience was also great; our requests were promptly attended to. Overall, it was a very good experience.FromTRY 7,512
Very Good5232 Reviews
Huaihai Road Area/Xintiandi Area Shanghai|1.78km from downtown
Service: Before checking in, I read many reviews complaining about the check-in staff. I definitely experienced it myself. All the staff avoided eye contact; it was hard to find someone to help with check-in, and everyone seemed busy.
There was a young man near the elevator entrance who suggested not standing there. He would just lower his head and walk away when he saw guests; I don't know what purpose it served to have someone standing there.
The bellhop at the luggage storage was enthusiastic, but I suggest increasing the refrigerated storage space and training staff. They shouldn't advise guests to carry their refrigerated items with them when checking out, especially on such hot days; it's better to leave them in the air-conditioned hotel.
The staff at the entrance who helped with luggage and opened car doors were polite, and their service was appreciated.
Some of the hosts at the breakfast restaurant were very warm and friendly. Others were not, and some were only friendly towards Japanese guests. The chefs at the cooking stations were all excellent, and the food was delicious.
Facilities: Older hotels always have shortcomings in their hardware. As soon as I exited the elevator on the guest floor, I smelled dust, and there was a musty smell in the room. The shower equipment was old and difficult to use, the washbasin was quite low, and the small magnifying mirror for makeup/removing makeup was broken; either you had to hold it up very high to see your face, or it would fall down and still not work. This can't be changed in the short term, so it needs renovation.
During renovations, I suggest not installing mirrors facing the bed again. I slept very poorly at night.
Cleanliness: The cleanliness was much better than I expected. There was no dust in the nooks and crannies, which was a pleasant surprise.
Noise: The room was very close to the elevator, but surprisingly, there was not much noise, which was acceptable. However, there was a regular rumbling sound, which I suspect was the subway passing by; it was very noticeable. The sound disappeared after the subway stopped at night and reappeared in the morning.
Overall, it was not a very pleasant experience, but I've tried it. I won't choose this hotel again.FromTRY 5,160
Outstanding10416 Reviews
Train Station Area Shanghai|2.4km from downtown
I highly recommend the Pullman Shanghai Jing An. My stay in the Deluxe King Room was perfect, deserving a full five-star rating. The hotel is located in the heart of Jing An, within walking distance of the metro station, making it incredibly convenient to get to major commercial areas. The room was spacious and elegant, the bed soft and comfortable, and the entire room was spotlessly clean with excellent soundproofing. The front desk service was attentive and efficient, housekeeping was meticulous and thorough, and the breakfast offered a rich variety of delicious options. The overall ambiance is light luxury and grand, making it perfectly suited for business or leisure travelers. I will definitely choose to stay here again on my next visit to Shanghai.FromTRY 4,428
Business travel
Outstanding12013 Reviews
People's Square Area Shanghai|0.73km from downtown
We have booked more nights initially, but our plan was disrupted by the typhoon unfortunately. Kudos to hotel to be willing to accommodate to our booking twice.
Room is too dim for my liking, but housekeeping staff is helpful to my request. Convenient location that our favourite 莱莱小笼包 and 双喜甜品 is just a corner away. You just need to head down n the whole shopping street is right in frontFromTRY 3,532
Good9131 Reviews
People's Square Area Shanghai|0.5km from downtown
I was very satisfied with my stay during my business trip. The hotel was quiet with good soundproofing, and the internet was stable, so working was stress-free. Staff members Lily, Diana, and Quain G proactively provided guidance throughout my stay. The lobby was well-managed and orderly, with no queue-jumping or chaos. The guest rooms were neat and clean, and the toiletries were complete. The surrounding transportation was convenient, making it a great value for business travel.FromTRY 8,820
Good2589 Reviews
Jing'an District/West Nanjing Road Shanghai|0.85km from downtown
You can't beat the location – right in the heart of Nanjing West Road, bustling outside, yet quiet inside. The hotel is all-suite, with the smallest room being 62 square meters, offering separate living and sleeping areas, so space is definitely generous. Each suite comes with a kitchen (induction hob, microwave, etc.) and a washer-dry dryer, which is incredibly practical for long stays or dealing with the rainy season. The hotel's design has an old Shanghai charm, but it's not overly fussy; the Art Deco details are very appealing. Rooms are comfortable, and the restaurant is pleasant. There are reliable dining options nearby, and it's convenient for business meetings. The gym is outsourced to a chain brand, so the equipment is better than typical hotel gyms; there's also a pool for a relaxing dip. The terrace offers expansive views, perfect for an evening drink. Overall, the facilities are practical and impressive. I'll definitely stay here again next time I'm in Shanghai.FromTRY 7,626
Excellent9303 Reviews
The Bund Area Shanghai|1.73km from downtown
Great location, very convenient for transportation. The staff (SUN) were friendly and attentive, and the room was clean and tidy, making for a fantastic stay. The facilities are comprehensive, suitable for both tourism and short-term living. Highly recommended!FromTRY 5,551
8634 Reviews
The North Bund Area Shanghai|2.55km from downtown
The services of the hôtel are amazing, it was very easy to get a room sooner and not waiting till 3 pm for checking in.
I complement the staff, Especially Yu who was kind and professional. Always there to help if we got any questions or needed information.
I really recommand this hôtel for anyone who comes to Shanghai for the first Time. You are not far from basically every activities in ShanghaiFromTRY 5,380
Breakfast
Outstanding10376 Reviews
Sheshan, Songjiang University Town Shanghai|35.83km from downtown
During the Dragon Boat Festival, I brought my family for a trip nearby. The Shimao Wonderland InterContinental, though I'd heard mixed reviews online, I decided to experience it for myself. After confirming our check-in time and our preference for a quiet room, Hanna from the front desk proactively added me on WeChat. She reminded me that because it was a holiday and there was an amusement park nearby, parking might be tight, advising me to inform her 30 minutes in advance so she could make arrangements. We checked in on Dragon Boat Festival noon, and I was surprised to see the lobby's seating area packed with people and a long queue at the front desk. However, thanks to Hanna's foresight, our room was already reserved, making the check-in process quick and efficient. Our room was arranged away from the elevator, and the soundproofing was remarkably good. We couldn't hear any plumbing from the adjacent rooms or the floors above/below, whether it was the shower or the toilet. This undisturbed experience is a rare find, whether in hotels built years ago or newly constructed ones, a truly effective soundproofing is hard to come by. There was a minor issue with the sink drainage during our stay, which was promptly resolved, showing their attentive service. However, I have to complain about the sink's design; it was a square basin, which easily splashed water, and water tended to accumulate near the faucet – not very practical. Our stay included a complimentary travel photoshoot with three free photos. The photographer was excellent at creating a lively atmosphere, and our family portrait turned out vibrant and natural, boosting our mood significantly! Online reviews for the Western restaurant were mediocre, but the Chinese restaurant, Cai Feng Lou, received many positive comments. I spontaneously decided to try it, worried about not getting a table, but Hanna immediately helped us book a table for that evening. The standout dish in the set meal was the diced wagyu beef – a true test of a chef's skill. Each piece was large, yet perfectly tender, flavorful, and didn't get stuck in your teeth. This mastery certainly justifies the numerous trophies and prestigious brand accolades at the entrance! At the restaurant entrance, there was also an introduction to the Shimao Quarry Hotel's background and construction history. Indeed, many aspects of its design were quite visionary, considering it took 12 years to build! The cliffside light show at 8:30 PM featured stunning opening audio effects, and the fountain design added a lot to the visual impact of the mythological story. The Chenshan Botanical Garden, included in our hotel package, was even more amazing. I felt like I could spend two days there, enjoying nature, the charm of the vast lawn, the beauty of the dawn redwood forest, and the tranquility of the camphor forest. Overall, it was a good experience, but the price was just too unfriendly. Even without it being a major holiday, it was so expensive. Given the current economic climate, a more affordable price would be needed to maintain sustained market demand.FromTRY 9,993
Outstanding2498 Reviews
Wujiaochang Commercial Area Shanghai|9.08km from downtown
The hotel's location is excellent, and cleanliness wasn't an issue.
However, the facilities had some significant drawbacks. The bathroom door was very problematic; the toilet and shower shared the same glass door, which was extremely difficult to slide and very inconvenient (as shown in the picture). There were too few power outlets, making charging devices a hassle. The light switches weren't clearly marked, and the night light shone directly into your eyes.
Regarding service, the younger male front desk staff member was rude and unprofessional. When I checked in, I wasn't the only guest, and he was impatient and impolite with everyone, not using any basic pleasantries. He also didn't inform me about any of the hotel's facilities; I had to find the laundry room myself later. At one point, a hotel call came in to the female staff member opposite him. She wasn't sure about the situation, hung up, and then asked the male staff member, who directly mocked the guest who had called for inquiries – that was completely out of line. He also made a point of pretending to be busy with other things (even though guests could see his screen and he clearly wasn't busy) before grudgingly responding to guest requests.
Although the hotel's physical amenities aren't a major issue, I will not be staying here again due to the service attitude. Being next to a university, I'm sure they won't miss one guest.FromTRY 3,966
Outstanding539 Reviews
Hongqiao Airport/National Exhibition and Convention Center Shanghai|15.59km from downtown
The Jiayu Hotel is right next to Jiaxuan, essentially two types of accommodations under one brand. Jiayu is more like an apartment-style hotel, which is a great option if you're traveling with children or elderly family members. You can choose a suite with a kitchen, complete with an induction cooktop, range hood, and dishwasher.FromTRY 4,677
Very Good1696 Reviews
Everbright Convention and Exhibition Center Shanghai|12.35km from downtown
The moment I walked in, Audrey at the front desk greeted me warmly with a smile. She was efficient and professional, patiently answering all my questions about parking and the room. She proactively offered assistance, and her service felt very personal. Overall, my experience was perfect.FromTRY 1,855
Excellent1943 Reviews
Hongqiao District Shanghai|8.21km from downtown
I've found a real gem in this modern tower. The hotel occupies floors 15 to 18, and the reception is a 10/10 – the staff are super friendly, they offer coffee, tea, and little pastries, and there's also a very comfortable coworking area.
The rooms are like a small studio with a kitchenette: microwave, washing machine, dryer, a full-size fridge, and plenty of closet space. The bed and pillows are extremely comfortable, and the shower… wow! The water pressure is amazing, absolutely wonderful. The door is floor-to-ceiling, so steam from long showers doesn't escape into the rest of the room. The sink area is a bit small, but it's fine for one or two people. Special mention: the magnifying mirror and the Japanese toilet – a real luxury that I really appreciated.
We were so comfortable that we ended up extending our stay by 3 more days.
The only downside: the metro is about 1 km away, maybe a bit more. But the value for money is so good that what you save on the hotel easily covers a taxi ride. From now on, this will be my go-to place in Shanghai.
Highly recommended. I'll definitely be back.FromTRY 2,587
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