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Shanghai Layover Tours 2024/2025

Shanghai is a cosmopolitan city where anyone may have layover of flights or cruise. There are hundreds flights making transits in Shanghai everyday (most of international flights transit at Shanghai Pudong International Airport ). Some internationals have layovers over 8 hours, which allows tourists to enjoy a day trip to Shanghai downtown. Shanghai also receives frequent visits of international cruises to/from Japan, Korea, Singapore, Europe, etc. These cruises usually permit a free stay of 2 or more days in Shanghai, long enough to enjoy the best highlights of magical Shanghai.

It is easy to take a layover tour, but Shanghai is so dazzling with numerous things to do and places to see. That’s why we are here. With our help, you can easily get a tour which matches your schedule, interest and budget well . Our Shanghai layover tours begin with a private tour guide welcoming you at the airport or cruise port, then use the most efficient transportation tools to Shanghai downtown. If you arrive in Shanghai Pudong International Airport (about 1 hour’s drive from downtown), you can take the Maglev Train to save time and escape traffic jams. There are three cruise ports in Shanghai - Wusongkou Cruise International Terminal, Shanghai Port International Cruise Terminal, and Waigaoqiao International Cruise Terminal. It takes about 10~50mins to get to city downtown from the cruise ports above by driving. We will send a tour guide and a driver to pick up you.

How long does a Shanghai layover tour cost? What can you do during your Shanghai layover? Our Shanghai layover tours can be customized according to your layover schedule and personal interests. Walking around the Bund and enjoy a city panorama from Shanghai Tower or other Shanghai’s highest building are two must-try experiences, which needs about 3~4 hours altogether. Yu Garden is a popular option to be covered in your layover if you are interested Shanghai’s ancient architecture, local snacks and souvenirs shopping. If you keen on some leisure walking, Tianzifang (old local neighborhoods) and Wukang Road (with many elegant European-style architectures) are two recommended places to go. If you are a museum fan, Shanghai Museum is the best place to go.

Do you need a visa for Shanghai layover? If your transit is less 24 hours , you don’t have to apply for a transit visa or tourist visa. If your transit is 24~144 hours , and you are nationals from 53 countries that are eligible for 144 Hour Visa-free Transit in China, you can visit Shanghai and nearby Hangzhou, Suzhou, Putuoshan, etc. without a transit visa or tourist visa. Learn more about Shanghai Transit Visa Free Policy »

What you can enjoy in our Shanghai layover tours:

• - Airport meeting & greeting service;
• - Private transfer by a comfortable, air-conditioning and no-smoking car;
• - Professional licensed local English speaking tour guide;
• - Possibility to store luggage in the vehicle during the tour;
• - Recommendation for restaurants and meals;
• - Helpful guide on Visa-free Transit policy;
• - One-on-one free consulting;
• - Personalized tours available.

Visit the three best highlighting attractions of Shanghai. Yu Garden provides an opportunity to ancient Chinese architecture and living style; The Bund is the NO. 1 attraction in Shanghai with open wide views of old and new Shanghai; Shanghai Tower (can be replaced by other high buildings) pleases you with a breathtaking panoramic view of Shanghai from several hundred meters. Above three places are not far away from each other.

Starting location: Shanghai Pudong International Airport or International Cruise Port Attractions: Yu Garden (1.5hrs), the Bund (1hr), Shanghai Tower (1.5hrs)

It’s an amusing trip to find out how some well-preserved ancient heritage sites hiding among Shanghai’s skyscrapers. This Shanghai contrast tour help you trace back on Shanghai’s history, witness present achievement and look for the vista of Shanghai. It’s not only a contrast tour, but also an entertaining tour with a lot of experiences – walking, food street, fashion, etc.

Starting location: Shanghai Pudong International Airport or International Cruise Port Attractions: Tianzifang(1hr), Wukang Road (1hr), Nanjing Road(1hr), the Bund (1hr)

If you have already seen the highlights in the downtown of Shanghai, or not interested in city exploration, you are advised to visit a romantic ancient Water Town near Shanghai. It can be the famous Zhengzhou, historical Tongli or less-crowded Xitang, all of which are great examples of traditional Chinese water town – ancient houses, water canals, old bridges, stone-paved streets, laid-back living…

Starting location: Shanghai Pudong International Airport or International Cruise Port Attractions: visit one water town from Zhouzhuang(3hrs), Tongli (3hrs), Xitang(2hrs)

This tour brings you to explore the diversity of Shanghai. You will find historical features in Yu Garden, visit some China treasures in Shanghai Museum, wander around prosperous Nanjing Road (shopping street), stroll at famous the Bund and enjoy a relaxing scenic cruise on Huangpu River.

Starting location: Shanghai Pudong International Airport or International Cruise Port Attractions: Yu Garden (1.5hrs), Shanghai Museum(1.5hrs), Nanjing Road(1hr), the Bund(1hr), Huangpu River Cruise(1hr), Shanghai Tower (1.5hrs)

Your Layover Plan :

Design Your Own Shanghai Layover Tour

Choose your favorite attractions in Shanghai to let our travel experts design a reasonable Shanghai layover itinerary for you. Pleaste note museums, temples and historical sites are only open during 8:00~18:00 while outdoor places such as the Bund, Nanjing Road, Tianzifang, Wukang Road etc. are open for 24 hours. Shanghai Towers and other high buildings are usually open to 21:30 or later. We have specified required time to visit each attraction, excluding transfer time as below for your reference.

The Bund (1hr)

#1 on Tripadvisor - a waterfront promenade to enjoy Shanghai's skyline and walking;

Shanghai Tower (1.5hrs)

#2 on Tripadvisor - modern architecture & one of the world's highest buildings;

Oriental Pearl Tower (1.5hrs)

#3 on Tripadvisor - spectacular panoramic view of Shanghai & many entertaining activities;

Yu Garden (1.5hrs)

#4 on Tripadvisor - A classical garden of ancient Chinese architecture, art and culture;

Wukang Road (1~2hrs)

#5 on Tripadvisor - good place for walking, cafes, tree-lined avenues, and tudor houses;

World Financial Center (1.5hrs)

#6 on Tripadvisor - one of world's highest observatory, with transparent glass-walled walkways;

Huangpu River Cruise (1hr)

#7 on Tripadvisor - relaxing and scenic cruise to enjoy contrasts of Shanghai & best in night;

Shanghai Museum (2hrs)

#9 on Tripadvisor - remarkable ancient Chinese arts through rich collections;

Jade Buddha Temple (1hr)

#10 on Tripadvisor - a peaceful Buddhist temple hidding in modern districts;

Zhujiajiao Water Town (3hrs)

#12 on Tripadvisor - ancient typical China water town & nearest water town from Shanghai;

Shanghai Urban Planning Exhibition Hall (1.5hrs)

#17 on Tripadvisor - tells how Shanghai has developed from a fishing village to a metropolis;

Nanjing Road (1hr)

#19 on Tripadvisor - Modern, electric street filled with shops, eateries, and lovely restaurants;

Shanghai Disneyland (6~8hrs)

#46 on Tripadvisor - newest Disneyland in Asia & many kids-friendly activities;

The Attractions You Choose are :

2~4 Days Best Shanghai Tours Beyond Layover

Shanghai is big and dazzling. It is strongly recommended to plan at least 3~5 days for your Shanghai trip so that you can not only cover the best highlighting attractions and experiences, but also explore some unique things to do, such as peaceful water town, picturesque Yellow Mountain, China Silk, etc. If you are eligible to the 144-hour Transit Visa Free, you can even visit Shanghai and nearby region up to 6 days without visa. Below are 4 most recommended Shanghai tour packages for you.

Explore the old and new of Shanghai, admire the past cultural heritages among the modern scrapers, meet perfect blend of traditional and urbanization

In this 2-day classic Shanghai tour, you will discover top iconic landmarks of Shanghai like the Bund, Yu Garden, Shanghai World Financial Center to appreciate the real charm of Shanghai. Everything is perfectly arranged!

Looking for a unique Shanghai tour which is different from the regular itineraries? Here it is - A harmony between soft and hard landscapes results in one of a kind holiday in Shanghai.

Make your Disney dream tour come true with fancy experiences. View modern skyline and ancient sites to deeply understand magic of Shanghai!

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One Day Shanghai Layover Tour

Time Needed : 7-8 Hours

Upon arrival, you will be greeted by your guide at the airport arrival hall following customs clearance. Your private car awaits outside the airport arrivals.

Embark on a journey to  Yuyuan Garden  for an hour-long exploration of a classical Chinese garden dating back over 400 years. Each turn within the garden unveils a unique and picturesque setting.

Subsequently, your guide will lead you to  The Bund , a Shanghai landmark ranked among China's top 10 attractions. Immerse yourself in the striking contrast between modern Pudong and historic Shanghai during this 30-minute visit. Following this, you will board a cruise to experience the beauty of the Huangpu River  and witness the captivating views of Pudong and The Bund along its banks.

Indulge in a delightful local meal at a carefully selected restaurant, popular among our clients. Thereafter, your guide and driver will escort you to Longyang Road to embark on an adventure aboard the world's fastest train, the  Maglev Train . Covering a distance of 29.863 km from Longyang Road to Pudong Airport in just 8 minutes, this experience is truly exhilarating. Your guide will assist you to the airport, ensuring you have ample time to spare—2-3 hours—before your departure.

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What's included.

• One way Magalv train from Shanghai downtown to Pudong airport.
• A local private English-speaking guide.
• A private air-conditioned car or van, according to the size of your group number, with a local driver.
• Admission tickets to all listed attractions/activities.
• Meals listed in the itinerary
• One way Transfers Pudong Airport to Shanghai downtown

Good to Know

• Operates: Daily
• Departure point: Shanghai Airport
• Return details: Returns to the original departure point
• Languages: English|Japanese |German |French|Spanish|Russian|Italian (The price is based on an English-speaking guide. Extra fees apply if you need a guide with another language)
• The price of this tour will rise during the China National Day holiday (September 30th to October 7th) and Chinese New Year holiday.

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Excellent local guides.

All of our tour guides are certificated and experienced. They are local experts with detailed knowledge about attractions, history, culture and more. They know the best places to visit, can give you advice on restaurants that serve great local food, the best places to shop, or theaters for the best shows in town.

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We use the modern air-conditioned luxury cars for families or 2-3 persons and small buses for small groups of 4-7 persons.

We ensure that all of the vehicles that we use are well-maintained (not over 4 years) and always very clean. Our drivers are very nice and careful with over 5-year drive experience.

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Shanghai Express, A Free Layover Tour Service

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Shanghai Express is a free layover sightseeing tour provided for international transit passengers arriving at Shanghai Pudong International Airport with a layover of over 8 hours.

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Shanghai Layover - Plan Your 6-hour/12-hour Layover Trips

Do you plan to spend only 6 to 24 hours in Shanghai? Don't know what to do in the city during a long period of waiting for an onward flight? This article tells you how to enjoy a stop-over or a day trip in Shanghai.

Do I Need a Visa for a Shanghai Layover

It depends on your nationality and the length of your layover.

Under certain conditions, passengers from 54 nationalities can benefit from the  Shanghai 144-hour visa-free transit policy  in China. This policy is applicable for transit through Shanghai, Jiangsu, Zhejiang, and some major airports.

The main requirements for 144-hour visa-free transit in Shanghai:

You are a citizen from one of the 54 eligible countries, including but not limited to the USA, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, and most countries in the EU. You have a layover of less than 144 hours (6 days).

Your journey is transitory, meaning you're traveling from country/region A to China Mainland to country/region B. A and B must not be the same.

Remember to inform your airline of your intention to use the visa-free transit policy so they can declare your details to the Chinese immigration authorities.

See more details of China's 144-hour visa-free transit policy .

Steps to Leave Shanghai Pudong Airport (PVG) During a Layover

If you have more than 6 hours, and provided you meet Visa requirements, you can leave the airport to explore Shanghai.

It takes about 1 hour to get to the urban area of Shanghai from the airport, and you need to go back to the airport 2 hours before your flight leaves.

If you arrive at night, suggest staying at the airport.

1. Transit Visa (if required)

If you plan to leave the airport during your layover, confirm whether you require a transit visa for China. Some passengers may be eligible for a visa-free transit policy, allowing them to stay for up to 144 hours without a visa. Check your eligibility based on your nationality and layover duration before leaving the airport.

2. Immigration and Customs

Upon arrival, proceed to immigration and passport control. Follow the signs directing you to the appropriate lanes for passport control. Have your passport and any required documents ready for inspection. 

3. Baggage Storage

If you have checked baggage that you don't want to bring with you on your layover, consider storing it at the airport. 

There are 6 left-luggage offices offering baggage storage at Pudong International Airport:

Terminal 1 Building: Between Gate 4 and Gate 5 and between Gate 10 and Gate 11 in the Departure Hall; and between Gate 6 and Gate 7 in the Arrival Hall.

Terminal 2 Building: Near Island A and Island M in the Departure Hall; near the International Exit in the Arrival Hall.

It is a good idea to leave your baggage at your departure hall.

The price of luggage storage varies according to luggage size and storage time. Leaving large luggage costs 50 Yuan a day, and leaving smaller pieces is cheaper.

4. Transportation

Once you've completed immigration and customs procedures, you can proceed to leave the airport.

How to Get to Shanghai Downtown from Pudong Airport

You can take the metro, the Maglev train, a bus, or a taxi to get to the inner city.

Get to Shanghai Downtown by Subway

Metro line 2 can take you to the urban area. In the airport, there are clear signs guiding to the metro stop. You need to change from a four-car subway train to an eight-car one at the Guanglan Road (广兰路) stop so that you can continue your journey.

Note: The subway trains traveling from the airport to Guanglan Road station have 4 cars, running from 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. The 8-car trains travel from Guanglan Road station to East Xujing (徐泾东) station, with a longer operating time.

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Get to Downtown by Shanghai Maglev

Taking the Shanghai Maglev train can shorten your journey. The line runs between Pudong International Airport and Longyang Road (龙阳路) station, and it only takes 8 minutes to complete the distance of 30 km (19 miles). You can transfer to subway line 2 to continue your journey.

The place to buy a ticket is on the second floor of Pudong International Airport Station.

Ticket Prices

• Single Trip : 50 Yuan for Economy class; 100 Yuan for the VIP class
• Round Trip : 80 Yuan for Economy class; 160 Yuan for the VIP class

Get to Downtown by Bus

There are 10 airport bus lines available, traveling between the airport and the inner city of Shanghai. Follow the signs at the airport, to direct you to the bus ticket center. The ticket costs 20 to 30 Yuan.

Get to Downtown by Taxi

Taking a taxi is expensive but convenient. The distance between the airport and the city center is about 50 km (31 miles). It costs about 180 Yuan if you go to popular commercial centers or tourist attractions like Xujiahui (徐家汇), Lujiazui (陆家嘴), People’s Square and Jing’an Temple (静安寺).

6-hour/10-hour Shanghai Layover Tour Ideas

Pudong Airport – Yu Garden – the Bund – Nanjing Road – People’s Square – the Oriental Pearl Tower - Pudong Airport.

Apart from the time-traveling between the airport and the city center, visiting the five attractions takes at least 12 hours. So select attractions according to your interests and available time.

1. Yu Garden (豫园):  The gardens are very beautiful with a classical Chinese style. The nearby markets offer countless selections of traditional Chinese crafts and souvenirs. You can take your favorite ones home.

• Prices: 40 Yuan during busy season (1st April to 30th June, 1st September to 30th November); 30 Yuan during low season (1st December to 31st March, 1st July to 31st August)
• Opening Hours: 08:30-17:00 during busy season; 08:30-16:30 during low season
• Recommended Tour Time: 2-3 Hours
• Address: No. 137, Anren Street, Huangpu District
• Getting There from the Airport: Take subway line 2 to East Nanjing Road station, and transfer to line 10 to Yu Garden station. The station is about 700 meters from the Yu Garden.

2. The Bund (外滩):  This corridor along the Huangpu River provides a very scenic stroll and leisure spot. The Bund is also special for 52 European-style buildings lining the riverside, dating back to the 1990s. Landmark buildings of Shanghai-like the Oriental Pearl Tower and Shanghai Tower are opposite the Bund.

• Price: Free
• Opening Hours: 24-hours
• Recommended Tour Time: 2 hours
• Address: Along the Huangpu River, Huangpu District
• Getting There from the Last Destination: Take bus 64 at New North Gate (新北门) stop to Middle Jiangxi Road Hankou Road (江西中路汉口路) stop. The Bund is about 400 meters from there. You can also go east to the bank of the Huangpu River and walk north along the river to the place. Both ways take 20 minutes.

3. Shopping and Eating in Nanjing Road (南京路):  It is one of the most famous pedestrian streets in Shanghai. It consists of East Nanjing Road and West Nanjing Road and the east one is more popular. A wide range of products and delicious food are offered there.

• Price: The place is free to access. The prices for shopping and eating vary.
• Opening Hours: 24 hours
• Address: Huangpu District
• Getting There from the Last Destination: The east end of East Nanjing Road is the Bund, so walk south along the Bund corridor and get to the Chenyi Square where there is a sculpture of Chenyi (the first mayor of Shanghai). East Nanjing Road is opposite the square. The Swatch Art Peace Hotel is on one side of the road, the Citibank is on the other side of the road.

4. Zhujiajiao Water Town  (朱家角水乡):  Zhujiajiao is a famous ancient water town located in the Qingpu District of Shanghai, China. It is often referred to as the "Venice of Shanghai" due to its picturesque canals, stone bridges, and traditional architecture.

• Recommended Tour Time: 1-2 hours
• Address: No. 120, People’s Avenue, Huangpu District
• Getting There from the Last Destination: The square is south of Nanjing Road. When you finish walking along East Nanjing Road, you will stand at the crossroads between Nanjing Road and Middle Tibet Road (西藏中路). Turn left (south) and walk along the Middle Tibet Road; you will find the square on your right side. It is a 10-minute walk.

5. The Oriental Pearl TV Tower (东方明珠电视塔):  As the fifth highest tower in the world, it is the best place to take a bird's-eye view of the Bund, both by day and by night. The main facilities are the Shanghai History Museum, Revolving Restaurant, and Space Capsule.

Prices: Option A: 220 Yuan per person for all three spheres + Shanghai History Museum Option B: 160 Yuan per person for the first and second spheres + Shanghai History Museum Option C: 35 Yuan per person for the Shanghai History Museum

• Opening Hours: 8:30-21:30
• Address: No. 1, Pudong Century Avenue, Pudong New District
• Getting There from the Last Destination: Take subway line 2 on People’s Square (人民广场) station to Lujiazui (陆家嘴) station. The tower is about 650 meters from the station. The journey takes 20 minutes.

Return to the airport from the Oriental TV Tower:  Three hours before your boarding time, it is time to return to the airport. Get back to Lujiazui subway station and take line 2 to the Pudong International Airport. It takes about 1 hour.

Suggested Layover Itineraries in Shanghai

• 6 Hours Tour: Downtown Classic Tour - the Bund, Shanghai World Financial Center, Yuyuan Garden, Chenghuang Temple
• 8 Hours Tour: Suzhou and Tongli Water Town Tour from Shanghai – Suzhou Highlights + Tongli Water Town

Meals and Restaurants in Shanghai

There are lots of tasty foods in Shanghai. Famous for its flavorful sauces, Shanghai’s cuisine is a must-try for you. Also, you can taste Western food, Thai food, or other regional food in the city.

Generally, the food consumption per person is about 200 Yuan a day in Shanghai, and eating at high-end restaurants costs much more.

Shanghai Oriental Pearl Revolving Restaurant

It is a buffet restaurant located at the top of Shanghai Oriental Pearl Radio & TV Tower. The restaurant offers a wide range of cuisines in a comfortable environment. The alluring view will change as you sit in one place. One circle takes two hours. You can taste delicious food while appreciating the wonderful landscape.

• Average price per person: 300 Yuan
• Opening hours: Lunch: 11:00-14:00; Dinner: 17:00-21:00
• Tel: 021-58797138, 021-58828886
• Address: Inside the Oriental Pearl TV Tower, No. 1, Pudong Century Avenue, Pudong New District
• How to Get There: Take subway line 2 from the airport, transfer to an 8-car train of the same line on Guanglan Road (广兰路), and then get off at Lujiazui (陆家嘴) station. The journey takes about 1 hour.

Old Town God Temple Snack Street

With the design of the Ming and Qing dynasties’ architectural styles, the street gathers massive amounts of snacks from China. You can munch all the yummy foods such as xiaolongbao (small steamed buns), tangbao (a steamed dumpling filled with minced meat and gravy), strong-smelling preserved bean curd, and so on.

• Average price per person: 20-100 Yuan
• Address: Fuyou Road, Huangpu District
• How to Get There: Take Subway Line 2 from the airport, transfer to an 8-car train of the same line on Guanglan Road (广兰路) to East Nanjing Road (南京东路) station, and then take Subway Line 10 to Yu Garden (豫园) station. The journey takes about 1.5 hours.

South Yunnan Road

This street is perfect for tourists looking for Chinese fare as it is filled with restaurants specializing in cuisines of different regions. Famous foods are kebab, wonton, xiaolongbao, Shaoxing sliced cold chicken, boiled salted duck, etc.

• Average price per person: 30-100 Yuan
• Address: East Yan’an Road, near South Zhejiang Road, Huangpu District
• How to Get There: Take bus line 5 from the airport, and get off at Yan’an Road Middle Zhejiang Road stop. It takes 50 minutes and costs 20 Yuan.

Layover Accommodation in Shanghai

Hotels can be found everywhere in Shanghai, and almost all hotels have hour rooms. The prices of hotels vary according to the location and star level.

Generally, a standard 3-star hotel costs 300-400 Yuan per night. Hotels around the airport cost 500-1500 Yuan per night while ones in commercial areas and near attractions are more expensive.

Shopping during the Shanghai Layover

Shanghai is a shopping paradise. Popular shopping places are Nanjing Road, Huaihai Road, Yu Garden, and many shopping plazas. You will find out more shopping areas and what you can buy in those places (including silk, antiques, snacks, books, qipao, and electronic items).

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Choosing a Shanghai long stopover when you book a flight is a great way to discover a new country. You may not get the whole spirit of this new place in a few hours but you still get to visit some famous or hidden spots and meet locals. Here’s an itinerary you can follow if you have a Shanghai layover 12 hours , or more.

You are on your way to your honeymoon in Bali, your gap year in Australia or the trip of your lifetime in Tokyo and you have a Shanghai airport long layover ?

It’d be a shame to not take advantage of it ! Here is all the basic information you need on the Shanghai airport layover visa , how to leave the airport and change money and what the best Shanghai layover itinerary is.

Layover in Shanghai visa

A Shanghai layover visa means the freedom to visit a new unexpected country ! You’re allowed to have a 24 hours transit visa for free to get out of the airport during your layover in Shanghai .

You will just need to show them that you have another plane booked to get a visa for Shanghai layover , otherwise they won’t let you out. You also have to withdraw money because credit cards are  not accepted in a lot of places.

Pudong Airport to city centre

At Shanghai Pudong airport , you must plan enough time to get out of the Shanghai airport , around an hour and a half. Once it’s done, you have a few options to get downtown. 

You can either take a taxi, bus, metro or maglev. As you don’t have a lot of time during your layover, the best option would be the Shanghai maglev .

It’s the fastest commercial high-speed electric train in the world and it’ll get you to Longyang Station in 8 minutes. The round trip is 80Y.

Once there, you’ll have to take the line 2 of the metro for another 15 minutes to East Nanjing Road . You can also take the metro directly at the airport but it’ll take you around an hour and a half, or even more at peak hour.

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Another useful tip to navigate in the city (or anywhere else is the world) as you won’t have data : download mapsme .

It’s an offline map in which you can check itineraries anytime and anywhere. You just need to download the map of the city before.

Layover in Shanghai what to do ?

East nanjing road.

Now that you arrived at East Nanjing Road, the first stop is the road itself !

That’s the main shopping street of Shanghai and one of the world’s busiest streets so it’s always a quite impressive first impression of China for tourists.

It’s very close from the airport with the maglev so you can even visit it on a Shanghai 10 hour layover .

Shanghai Bund

From there, you can walk until the end of the street to the Bund. By far the most popular place in Shanghai, it’s a waterfront area that faces some of the most impressive modern skyscrapers in the world.

It includes the world’s second tallest tower ever : the Shanghai Tower .  There’s a great walk alongside the river and you’ll be amazed by the number of wedding photoshoots there is.

It really is one of the greatest things to do in Shanghai layover .

Shanghai Pudong layover tour : Old City & Yuyuan Garden

From there, you can head to the Old City and Yuyuan Garden Area. Definitely the place to add to your Shanghai layover things to do list if you’re looking for something a bit more authentic.

There’s plenty of Temples, cute little shopping corner streets and of course the mind blowing Yuyuan Garden. I believe the entrance is 40Y and half price for students. Enjoy!

S hanghai overnight layover

If you have a Shanghai airport overnight layover or a Shanghai 24 hour layover , there are a lot of hotels nearby, with the comfortable bed you’re dreaming of after your 10 hours flight!

I would recommend the Pudong Airport Hotel for your Shanghai layover .

I hope this Shanghai Layover Guide helped you plan your one day in Shanghai getaway! I’d be very glad to hear about your Chinese excursion. If you like this concept of enjoying your long layover, I recommend you check out my Singapore layover travel guide for your next trip!

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This specially tailored tour is ideal for travelers who have a long layover in Shanghai and want to take advantage of this time to get to know the city.

The tour is totally private , and includes pick up and drop off at the airport and a professional English speaking guide just for you and your companions. There are different itineraries to suit different stopover times which you can modify according to your preferences. When making the booking, you will be able to choose between the following three options:

4-hour tour

For 4 hours, we will visit the Bund (the most famous, historical part of Shanghai), the Yuyuan Garden (one of the most beautiful, famous gardens in all China), the Pearl of the Orient (the most symbolic building in the city) and the Shanghai Tower (the most modern skyscraper in the city, 2000 feet high).

8-hour tour

With this 8-hour option, we will see the most important landmarks in Shanghai from the 4-hour option, and also include visits to the Temple of Jade Buddha (the most famous in Shanghai) and Xintiandi (a pleasant neighborhood of restored old houses and the perfect spot for lunch).

12-hour tour

This option is the most comprehensive since we have a total of 12 hours to explore the city. In addition to the previous itinerary, we will add two more visits: Tianzifang (residential area located in the French Concession area) and the famous copy market.

Important: layover times

You must take into account that the total time to go and return to the city center is about 2 hours , and you must be in the airport 2 hours before your flight departure . Therefore, the effective time to visit the city is about 4 hours less than the stopover. For example, to do the 4-hour tour, you must have at least 8 hours of stopover.

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The best time to visit Shanghai is during the spring (April to May) and autumn (September to November) seasons. These periods offer pleasant temperatures, moderate humidity, and fewer chances of rain compared to other times of the year. Here's a breakdown of the seasons in Shanghai : 1) Spring (April to May): Spring in Shanghai brings mild temperatures, blossoming flowers, and vibrant greenery. It's an ideal time for outdoor activities and exploring the city's parks and gardens. However, do note that April can be a bit unpredictable with occasional rain showers. 2) Summer (June to August): Shanghai 's summer is hot and humid, with temperatures often exceeding 30°C (86°F). It can be uncomfortable for outdoor activities, and the city experiences frequent rain showers and occasional typhoons. If you visit during summer, be prepared for high humidity and consider indoor attractions and air-conditioned spaces. 3) Autumn (September to November): Autumn is considered the best time to visit Shanghai . The weather is pleasant, with cooler temperatures and lower humidity. It's a great time for sightseeing, strolling along the waterfront, and enjoying outdoor activities. However, early autumn (September) can still be a bit warm, so be prepared for some lingering summer-like weather. 3) Winter (December to February): Shanghai 's winter is chilly and damp, with occasional cold spells. Temperatures can drop to around 0°C (32°F), but snowfall is rare. Winter is a quieter time in Shanghai , and you can enjoy fewer crowds and lower hotel rates. It's a good time to explore indoor attractions, visit museums, and experience traditional Chinese New Year celebrations if your visit coincides with late January or early February.

Absolutely! Shanghai is surrounded by several fascinating destinations that make for great Shanghai day trips or short getaways . Here are some interesting places near Shanghai worth exploring: 1). Suzhou (苏州): Known as the "Venice of the East," Suzhou is renowned for its classical gardens, tranquil canals, and charming water towns. Visit the Humble Administrator's Garden, Tiger Hill, and explore the picturesque water town of Tongli. 2). Hangzhou (杭州) : Just a short train ride away, Hangzhou offers scenic beauty with its iconic West Lake, historic temples, and tea plantations. Don't miss the chance to sample the famous Longjing tea. 3). Zhouzhuang (周庄): This ancient water town near Shanghai is famous for its well-preserved Ming and Qing Dynasty architecture. Take a boat ride along the canals, visit historic residences, and immerse yourself in the town's rich cultural heritage. 4). Nanjing (南京): As the capital of Jiangsu Province, Nanjing is steeped in history and offers a wealth of cultural attractions. Explore the magnificent Sun Yat-sen Mausoleum, walk along the ancient city walls, and visit the Confucius Temple. 5). Wuzhen (乌镇): Another charming water town, Wuzhen showcases traditional architecture, stone bridges, and serene canals. Take a leisurely stroll through its ancient alleyways and experience the town's timeless beauty. 6). Huangshan (黄山)Yellow Mountain: If you're up for a longer trip, consider visiting Huangshan, one of China 's most iconic mountain ranges. Marvel at its dramatic peaks, hike scenic trails, and witness breathtaking sunrises or sunsets.

The number of days you should spend in Shanghai depends on your interests, the activities you plan to undertake, and the pace at which you prefer to explore the city. However, a suggested duration for a well-rounded visit to Shanghai is around 1 to 5 days. This time frame allows you to experience the city's major attractions, delve into its rich culture , and also have some time for day trips to nearby destinations. Contact us to tailor your Shanghai Tour according to your interests and the experiences you seek.

Here's a sample itinerary to give you an idea: Day 1: Explore the Bund, visit Shanghai Museum, wander along Nanjing Road, and enjoy the vibrant atmosphere of the city center. In the evening, take a Huangpu River cruise to admire the illuminated skyline. Day 2: Discover the traditional side of Shanghai by visiting Yu Garden, City God Temple, and exploring the charming alleys of Tianzifang or Xintiandi. Indulge in local cuisine and experience Shanghai 's vibrant street food scene. Day 3: Take a day trip to a nearby water town such as Suzhou or Zhouzhuang, where you can experience the classical gardens, historic architecture, and tranquil canals. Day 4: Visit modern landmarks like the Shanghai Tower, Shanghai World Financial Center, and the Shanghai Urban Planning Exhibition Center to gain insight into the city's futuristic development. Explore the trendy district of Jing'an or French Concession for shopping and dining. Day 5: If you have an extra day, consider another day trip to Hangzhou to visit the stunning West Lake, and Lingyin Temple, and experience the famous Longjing tea culture .

Of course, you can adjust this itinerary based on your preferences and the specific attractions you wish to prioritize. Shanghai has a lot to offer, including museums, art galleries, markets, parks, and a vibrant nightlife scene. So, the more time you have, the more you can explore and immerse yourself in the city's diverse offerings.

Shanghai is known for several notable features that have contributed to its international reputation. Shanghai is a global metropolis that seamlessly blends tradition and modernity while offering a unique and dynamic experience for visitors. Here are some of the key aspects for which Shanghai is most renowned: 1). Modern Skyline: Shanghai is famous for its iconic modern skyline, dominated by towering skyscrapers and futuristic architecture. The Pudong district, particularly the Lujiazui area, is home to landmarks like the Oriental Pearl Tower, Shanghai Tower, Jin Mao Tower, and the Shanghai World Financial Center. These structures create an awe-inspiring panorama that has become synonymous with the city. 2). The Bund: The Bund is a historic waterfront area along the Huangpu River that showcases Shanghai's blend of Eastern and Western influences. It features grand colonial-era buildings on one side and the modern skyline on the other, creating a distinctive contrast that encapsulates the city's past and present. 3). Economic and Financial Hub: As China 's leading economic and financial center, Shanghai plays a crucial role in global commerce and trade. It houses the Shanghai Stock Exchange, and numerous multinational corporations, and serves as a vital business hub attracting professionals and entrepreneurs from around the world. 4). Art and Culture: Shanghai has a vibrant arts and culture scene, with numerous galleries, museums, and theaters. The Shanghai Museum, China Art Museum, and the Power Station of Art are notable institutions that showcase Chinese art, history, and contemporary works. The city also hosts various international events, including the Shanghai International Film Festival and the Shanghai International Arts Festival. 5). Cosmopolitan Lifestyle: Shanghai is renowned for its cosmopolitan vibe and diverse international community. It offers a rich blend of Eastern and Western cultures , reflected in its fashion, cuisine, nightlife, and entertainment options. The city boasts a thriving dining scene, luxury shopping districts, trendy neighborhoods, and a bustling nightlife. 6). Historical and Cultural Sites: Shanghai's history and culture are showcased in its ancient temples, traditional gardens, and historic neighborhoods. Places like Yu Garden, Jing'an Temple, Longhua Temple, and the Old Town area provide glimpses into Shanghai 's past and offer a contrast to its modern developments.

Shanghai , one of China 's most vibrant and cosmopolitan cities, offers a plethora of attractions for visitors to explore. The city is ever-evolving, with new attractions and experiences constantly emerging. Exploring Shanghai will give you a taste of China 's past, present, and future all in one dynamic city. Here are some of the must-see sights and the top attractions in Shanghai :

1). The Bund - Historic waterfront promenade with stunning skyline views.

2). Nanjing Road - Bustling shopping street with a mix of modern and traditional shops.

3). Yu Garden - Classic Chinese garden with beautiful architecture and landscapes.

4). Oriental Pearl Tower - Iconic tower offering panoramic views of the city.

5). Jin Mao Tower - Skyscraper with observation decks showcasing Shanghai 's skyline.

6). Shanghai Museum - Extensive collection of Chinese art and artifacts.

7). Tianzifang - Artsy district with shops, galleries, and cafes in restored Shikumen houses.

8). Shanghai World Financial Center - Distinct tower with an observation deck on the 100th floor.

9). Xintiandi - Trendy area featuring a blend of historic Shikumen houses and modern establishments.

10). Zhujiajiao Water Town - Picturesque water town outside Shanghai , known for its canals and bridges.

Shanghai is often referred to as the " Magic City " due to its rapid and remarkable transformation over the past few decades. The nickname encompasses the awe-inspiring development, modernization, and growth that the city has experienced, making it a symbol of China 's economic success and urban innovation. Here are a few reasons why Shanghai is famed as the "Magic City":

1). Economic Powerhouse: Shanghai has become a global financial and economic hub, attracting businesses, investments, and talent from around the world. It has a thriving economy, with a strong focus on finance, trade, technology, and innovation. The city's rapid economic growth and transformation have been nothing short of magical.

2). Modern Skyline: Shanghai's skyline is truly mesmerizing. Pudong, the district on the east bank of the Huangpu River, is known for its iconic skyscrapers, including the Oriental Pearl Tower, Jin Mao Tower, and Shanghai Tower. These futuristic structures, along with the dazzling lights and architectural marvels, contribute to the magical image of the city.

3). Urban Development: Shanghai has undergone extensive urban development and urbanization, with massive infrastructure projects, modern transportation systems, and urban planning initiatives. The city has transformed vacant land and old industrial areas into modern districts, parks, and cultural spaces, creating a sense of magic and wonder.

4). Cultural Fusion: Shanghai is a melting pot of different cultures , blending traditional Chinese heritage with international influences. The city's history as a colonial port has left a lasting impact, reflected in its architecture, cuisine, and diverse population. The fusion of Eastern and Western cultures adds to the enchantment and cosmopolitan charm of Shanghai.

5). Vibrant Lifestyle: Shanghai is known for its dynamic and vibrant lifestyle. The city offers a rich and diverse range of entertainment, dining, shopping, and nightlife options. The bustling streets, trendy neighborhoods, and a constant buzz of energy contribute to the magical allure of the city.

Shanghai is well-connected to several cities in China via high-speed train , making it convenient to explore nearby destinations. Here are a few cities you can visit from Shanghai by high-speed train:

1). Suzhou: Known as the "Venice of the East," Suzhou is famous for its classical gardens, canals, and traditional architecture. It's a short journey from Shanghai , with frequent high-speed trains taking around 30 minutes to 1 hour to reach Suzhou.

2). Hangzhou: As mentioned earlier, Hangzhou is a historical and cultural city with attractions like West Lake, Lingyin Temple, and the China National Tea Museum. High-speed trains from Shanghai to Hangzhou take around 1 to 1.5 hours, making it an ideal day trip or overnight excursion.

3). Beijing: If you're interested in visiting China 's capital, Beijing , you can take a high-speed train from Shanghai . The journey takes around 4 to 6 hours, depending on the type of train you choose. Beijing offers iconic landmarks like the Great Wall, the Forbidden City, and the Temple of Heaven.

4). Nanjing: Located along the Yangtze River, Nanjing is known for its historical sites and cultural heritage. You can reach Nanjing from Shanghai by high-speed train in about 1.5 to 3 hours. Must-visit attractions in Nanjing include the Sun Yat-sen Mausoleum, the Nanjing City Wall, and the Confucius Temple.

These are just a few examples of cities you can visit from Shanghai by high-speed train . China's extensive high-speed rail network provides convenient and efficient transportation, allowing you to explore various destinations within a reasonable travel time from Shanghai. Contact us to join our tour with bullet trains from Shanghai .

Yes, you can take a ferry in Shanghai just like the locals do. Shanghai has several ferry routes that traverse the Huangpu River, providing an alternative mode of transportation and a scenic way to explore the city. Riding the ferry can be a unique experience and a great opportunity to see iconic landmarks from the water.

One popular ferry route is departing from Jinling East Road . The Huangpu River Ferry Ride takes about 10 minutes, departing from Jinling East Road Pier (near the Bund ) and arriving at Dongchang Road Pier (near the Shanghai Tower ). Since the ferry operates every 15 minutes in the afternoon, including the queuing time, it will take about 40 to 60 minutes to experience the Shanghai Public Ferry (2 yuan per person上海轮渡) like a local and enjoy the splendid views along Shanghai's Mother River .

Another ferry route is the Shiliupu Ferry, which operates between the Shiliupu Pier (near the Bund) and the Dongchang Road Pier (near the Oriental Pearl Tower ). This route offers a more traditional ferry experience and allows you to enjoy the scenic views of the river and the city skyline.

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Last Updated on November 29, 2019 by Christine Kaaloa

Shanghai is a cosmopolitan city. It’s a striking blend of modernity paving over ancient days. It has a hip, urban scene but also a backstreet scene of old local markets.   I had a 20 hour layover in Shanghai’s Pudong Airport on my way back from Qinghai.  20 hour isn’t a lot of time for sightseeing a city, but it’s enough time to get a quick tease to keep me wanting to return for more!

The clock is ticking.   Efficiency is key if I want to squeeze the most I can in.

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Table of Contents: Shanghai Layover Guide | Things to Do in Shanghai in 24 hours

• 0.1 Shanghai Layover Travel Guide
• 1.1 Pudong International Airport
• 2.0.1 Airport Tourist Information Office
• 2.1 Shanghai Metro & The Maglev  (Shanghai’s rapid speed train)
• 2.2 Shanghai Layover Travel Guide (watch video)
• 3.0.1 Shanghai Layover Tours
• 3.0.2  Street Food
• 3.0.3 The Bund
• 3.0.4 Nanjing Road & People’s Square
• 3.0.5  Xiaoximen metro area , Lujiabang fabric market
• 3.0.6 Cool Docks
• 3.0.7  Tianzifang
• 3.0.8 Tuzki Restaurant
• 3.0.9 Tianzifang Underground Mall  (Dapuqiao Station)
• 3.1  Best View of Shanghai
• 4.0.1 Essentials to Bring to China
• 4.0.2 Planning a layover in Shanghai? What would you recommend for this Shanghai layover guide? Leave your comments below!
• 4.0.3 Related Posts on China & Layovers

Shanghai Layover Travel Guide

A 20 hour layover sounds like a lot of sightseeing time. It is and isn’t. Here’s how I breakdown a layover.

I allot  three hours for transportation to and from the airport , depending upon how far the city center is and what transportation I’m using. In this case, the high speed Maglev promises to shorten my time to around 8 minutes. However, in connecting to subway lines and finding my hotel, I factor in extra time for getting lost.   ▶ 3 hours

I always allot three hours for airports if I have an international trip. This is for checkin lines and going through TSA and immigration and not wanting to run to my gate.   ▶   3 hours 

With six hours gobbled up, my layover time is more realistic. I have 14 hours left, but as I’ve arrived in the evening, my sightseeing time is compromised and halved. Realistically, I now have around 7 hours for sightseeing.    Now you know why I schedule long layovers…

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Pudong International Airport

Pudong International Airport has crappy WiFi, even with a VPN app . It helps if you buy a China SIM card from one of the SIM service kiosks at the arrival gate. But if you’re on layover you might not make much use of it and Google is banned in China, so you can’t use Google Maps anyway.  Still, the airport houses a few telecom providers who will sell you a SIM card for 150 RMB ($23 USD). I like China Unicom.  The airport has shops and some charging stations, but they can fill up fast. Outside the gate there are a few better fast food restaurants options than inside the gate.

Getting Around Shanghai

Airport tourist information office.

I’m doing the DIY travel version. I’ll be finding my way around and creating my own itinerary as I want a little flexibility in my schedule to explore . First stop~ I solicit the help of the Tourist Information Office on the ground level of Pudong International Airport. I pick up a free city/ metro map, hand my small itinerary to the assistant and her circle the best routes and metro stations to tackle my itinerary!

The desk assistant also lets me know about the  Maglev roundtrip ticket + Metro One Day pass, 85 RMB (good for 24 hours). Perfect for the layover traveler!  It always helps to stop at tourist information if you haven’t researched a trip beforehand.

Shanghai Metro &  The  Maglev  (Shanghai’s rapid speed train)

Shanghai Metro is easy to use and much of the routes/lines are color coded for spotting ease. You can buy an unlimited 24 hour  (18 RMB)  and 72 hour pass (45 RMB).  A single way ticket can range anywhere from 3 to 11 RMB depending upon distance.  Hours run roughly 5:30am to 10:30pm

The Maglev (aka Magnetic Leviton ) is Shanghai’s high speed train from the airport to Longyang Road (downtown Shanghai). Raised above ground like a monorail, it can go up to 430 kilometers per hour and crunch a 45 minute train ride into eight minutes.  That’s super fast. At one point the train was flying on the tracks so fast it was at an angle. If you’re running to the airport at the last minute, you want to be on this train. It’s the easiest and quickest way to get from airport to downtown Shanghai. With a taxi you’ll always have to factor in traffic time.

To catch the metro, you simply transfer at Longyang Road station . The metro is ia separate building adjacent to the maglev station.

Hours of Operation: 7a – 9:40p Cost: Maglev roundtrip ticket + Metro One Day pass, 85 RMB (good for 24 hours);   80 RMB round trip (good for 7 days) or $12.40 USD.

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Things to do in shanghai in 24 hours, shanghai layover tours.

There are layover tours and half day tours for travelers who will in Shanghai for a short duration.  If you’re willing to splurge, base tour costs might start you at $80-100.  You’ll need to pick and choose what highlights are the most important to you.  Here’s some full and half day tours in Shanghai.

 Street Food

Walking along the streets around Xiaoximen station towards The Bund , there’s a lot of different street food vendors. Most of them set up tables and chairs on the sidewalk, showcasing raw food for firing up on an open grill. Point at the foods you want and let the vendors grill it up.  I’ve heard the city of Shanghai has cut down on street food vendors however and much has moved to cafes and restaurants. Still I was fortunate to experience some of this in my neighborhood.

Read Avoid Getting Sick on Street Food

A 20 minute walk north of my neighborhood ( X iaoximen ) lands me in The Bund,   an international and financial district once occupied by the British. It’s one of Shanghai’s most famous tourist destinations.   You can stroll along the boardwalk as it runs along the western bank of the Huangpu River .   Across the river you can see the Pudong skyline of modern skyscrapers and the famous Oriental Pearl Tower (the 4th highest tower in Asia, 6th in the world). At night the skyline lights up like a Christmas tree of neon lights.

Nearest Metro : Nanjing E Road.

Nanjing Road & People’s Square

I didn’t get this far as it was already late in the evening.. but Nanjing Road  is notably one of “China’s best shopping roads”  and if you walk westward, you’ll come upon the Peoples’ Square.  If you’re a shopper, you might want to book accommodations nearby.

  Xiaoximen metro area , Lujiabang fabric market

Sometimes, I like to take a chance and follow a path I find interesting. In the area of my hostel, following Qiaojia Road, there’s a triangle area between  the corners of Xiaoxinan Metro station , Lujiabang fabric market and the Cool Docks,  where Old Shanghai resides.  Decaying residential apartment buildings and  longtang alleyways with vendors, the streets lead you to a traditional marketplace on the streets and where locals do their dinner table shopping.

From a guy skinning frog to another guy beheading turtles, the street is hard core and unique. To see the actual roots of the culture, you get to see and feel how the old Chinese lived.

The Cool Docks is a  renovated riverside area with chic restaurants, warehouses, showrooms and cafes, south of The Bund (20 minutes from Xiaoxinan Metro,老码头 505 Zhongshan Nan Lu , near Fuxing Dong L . ) I didn’t get this far but it’s posh and haute cuisine, merged with some of the old style architecture of the Old Docks.

Nearest Metro: Xiaoxinan Metro Station

  Tianzifang

If you’re looking for cool curios and cool bars and boutique shopping then Tiangzifang is the place to be at. As the Soho of Shanghai, you can spend like a couple of hours walking through the old-style streets and winding alleys of Tiangzifang. It’s hard to keep your money in your pocket. Every time you walk down one of these streets you feel like buying something.

This is the place were even the non-shopper will want to feel like shopping.  Hours: 10:00-23:00.

Nearest Metro: Exit 1 at Dapuqiao Station

Tuzki Restaurant

Tuzki Restaurant is a cute Tuzki themed cafe with cute Tuzki stationary, food and collectibles   Tuzki is a popular bunny emoji character, created by Beijing illustrator Momo Wang. You’ll find is often used in messenger apps, Such as Wechat, Kakaao and Facebook .   If you feel like a lunch splurge, this is a fun place to hang out while messaging your friends of your latest whereabouts. Address: No.190, Taikang Rd.

Nearest metro: Dapuqiao Station

Tianzifang Underground Mall  (Dapuqiao Station)

Below Tianzifang in the Dapuqiao metro station , the shopping doesn’t end. You’ll find a wealth of snack shops and an underground shopping mall. I’m not sure if it’s called Tianzifang Underground Mall, but due to the fact it’s located in the station for Tianzifang,  I called it that.

Shanghai layover, you could spend time in just this area alone. Definitely, I would say book a few more days if you can. You gotta love Shanghai.

 Best View of Shanghai

There are a handful of viewing points in the city.  The Shanghai Oriental Pearl Tower is for a longer layover, but it can be a layover in itself, if you were interested in the experience of being in one of Asia’s highest towers.

Shanghai Oriental Pearl TV Tower is in Lujiazui across the Huangpu River (shared opposite of The Bund) houses a museum, a glass elevator, 3 sightseeing floors, a revolving restaurant and a glass aerial sightseeing deck where you can look down and see the city under your feet.  Admission to the 1st and 2nd spheres start at 160RMB.  Hours: 8:30am -21:30

Getting there: Take the metro to Lujiazui Station (Exit 1) . You can also take the Huangpu ferry .

 Where to Stay in Shanghai

Hotels are said to be inexpensive in China. As an international cosmopolitan city, Shanghai is one of the more costly cities in China. You’ll pay a little extra for posh and luxury. Budget and hostel accommodations can start around $15-20/night.

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As I was just doing a layover and knew I’d be doing very little sleeping, I stayed at an 8 person dorm ($14 USD) in the   Shanghai Chi Chen Boutique Hotel .   After staying at 4-5 star hotels in China, I was shocked to find a community squat toilet stall in my hostel. I think I did a baby wipe bath that night. While I would not recommend my hostel for anything more than a budget backpacker layover, they have a hotel version which gains better reviews. It might be worthwhile to upgrade.  Here’s some other hotels near the Bund area .

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