Want to see the most dynamic city in the world? – you are welcome to Shanghai with its capitalism era monuments, vivid nightlife, hospitable locals. The city is considered a cosmopolitan blend of east and west, old and new. For the westerners, who prefer China holiday to any other destination, Shanghai is a great introduction to China. The tour guides from PrivateGuide organize the trip to Shanghai according to your wishes and demands.  

To make your Shanghai holiday perfect, be sure to consult personal guides, who know a lot of information about major attractions and city events. They explain you how to get around the city, plan interesting excursions as well as feature comprehensive entry requirements about health, transportation, safety, and the like.

Being a playground for foreign adventurers and socialites, Shanghai is at the same time a rapidly growing metropolis, attracting the visitors from all over the world. If you are interested in architecture in Shanghai you won’t see huge imperial palaces but many European-style cityscapes and the eye-popping modern neighbourhoods. The city\'s districts are best explored on foot, so prepare to do a lot of walking in Shanghai. You should stroll the Bund to admire the gracious architecture, visit Pudong to marvel at the skyscrapers. The local guides surely show you the old part of Shanghai (the Yu Yuan area) with its amazing temples, which nestle down alleys, noisy street markets and attractive classical Chinese gardens. Along with walking the streets and soaking up the vibrant atmosphere there are also excellent museums which are worth visiting.

Generally the name of Shanghai means “on the sea”, it is crisscrossed by a maze of natural waterways of the Taihu drainage basin. The city is situated in the centre of the coastline where the Yangtze River flows through its delta into the East China Sea. So you have splendid opportunities for water sports. The local guides advise to try the boat trip on the Huangpu river, which gives you a chance to see many city museums and interesting sites along the way. Whatever you do in the city: enjoying the beauty of the 10th-century Buddhist monastery, seeing the giant pandas in the local zoo, sipping a cocktail in a bar, or eating dumplings at a street stall, you will feel unique atmosphere Shanghai is famous for.