A very comprehensive guide for traveling in Shanghai, save it now!

Sisters, it is a wise decision to travel to Shanghai from January to March! You don't have to rush during the peak tourist season, you can easily check in various food and attractions, and have a full experience💯 It is recommended to collect this guide and quickly call your good sisters to read it together👭 🚩 Itinerary ✨DAY1: Nanjing Road→Oriental Pearl Tower→Lujiazui→The Bund Nanjing Road is where you can start shopping and eating, and feel the prosperous commercial atmosphere of Shanghai. Then go to the Oriental Pearl Tower and overlook the beautiful scenery of Shanghai from the observation deck. Lujiazui is full of high-rise buildings and is full of modern style. It is a great place to take photos and check in. When night falls, stroll along the Bund, enjoy the beautiful night view on both sides of the Huangpu River, and feel the fusion of old Shanghai and the modern city. ✨DAY2: Wukang Road → Xintiandi → Yuyuan Road → Yuyuan Garden → Chenghuang Temple Wukang Road is full of literary and artistic atmosphere, with many historical buildings and specialty shops. Xintiandi is a gathering place for fashion trends, and it is very convenient for shopping, leisure and entertainment. Yuyuan Road is literary and retro, with surprises all along the way. Yu Garden is ancient and full of the charm of Jiangnan gardens. After visiting it, you can go to Chenghuang Temple to taste various Shanghai specialties. ✨DAY3: People's Square → 1933 Laochangfang → Duolun Road → Tianai Road → Luxun Park People's Square is one of the landmarks of Shanghai, and there are many shopping malls and attractions around it. 1933 Laochangfang is full of industrial style, and its unique architectural style is very suitable for taking photos. Duolun Road is full of cultural heritage, and you can feel the humanistic atmosphere of old Shanghai. Tianai Road is super romantic and a must-visit for couples. Finally, you can experience the leisurely Shanghai life in Luxun Park.