Landmark Shanghai: A Must-Visit for Photography Enthusiasts!!

After spending a year learning Chinese, I visited Shanghai three times during different seasons: summer, winter, and spring. Each visit offered a unique vibe and photo opportunities. Here are 5 must-visit photo spots in Shanghai for all seasons 🇨🇳: 1. Zhujiajiao Ancient Water Town: Visiting at the end of the year means lots of crowds, making it hard to take wide shots without people in the frame. Instead, I focused on close-up shots at various corners. I even grabbed a drink from Starbucks there and had my friend snap candid photos of me sipping outside. The photos turned out stunning, but it was so cold my hands turned red. 🚊 How to get there: Take the subway to Zhujiajiao Station, then walk about 1.4 kilometers. 2. Xin Tian Di: A trendy area perfect for unique and stylish photos. I visited during both summer and winter, capturing lush green trees in one season and light snowfall in the other. I also enjoyed sipping warm cocoa in a cozy café. 🚊 How to get there: Take the subway to Xintiandi Station, Exit 6, then walk about 500 meters. 3. Yu Garden: I visited during the end of the year when it was packed with people, so I didn’t go inside to admire the architecture. Instead, I strolled around the outer area, shopping and enjoying street food. 🚊 How to get there: Take the subway to Yuyuan Garden Station, then walk about 550 meters. 4. Shanghai Disneyland: Of course, I had to take photos of the iconic castle. But I also discovered a stunning spot while heading to the Tron ride, capturing a sunset view from above. Absolutely breathtaking! 🚊 How to get there: Take the subway to Disney Resort Station, Exit 2 or 4. 5. The Oriental Pearl Tower: I didn’t go up the tower but took photos from the opposite side while walking to The Bund. The view was spectacular. 🚊 How to get there: To visit The Bund, take the subway to East Nanjing Road Station, then walk about 700 meters.