
Shanghai Guided Tour
Explore Shanghai and discover its typical neighbourhoods, temples and gardens. You can choose a half-day tour or a full-day tour. Tour Details. When booking, you can choose one of the following routes. Each option includes hotel pickup from...
- 4 - 8 hours
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Explore Shanghai and discover its typical neighbourhoods, temples and gardens. You can choose a half-day tour or a full-day tour.
Tour Details
When booking, you can choose one of the following routes. Each option includes hotel pickup from hotels in central Shanghai and an English-speaking guide.
Morning Tour (4 Hours)
Pickup starts at 8 am from your hotel in Shanghai. The tour will visit the Jade Buddha Temple, famous for its jade statues. Next, we'll go to the Fresh Water Pearl Gallery and then to People Square. The final stop will be the Shanghai Museum, which has over 120,000 pieces from various historical periods. An audio guide is recommended for the 1.5-hour visit. After 4 hours, return to your hotel.
Afternoon Tour (4 Hours)
Pickup begins at 12:30 pm from your hotel in Shanghai. The tour includes a typical Chinese lunch. After lunch, we will visit the Yuyuan Garden, Shanghai Old Street, and the Bund, known for its historical significance. We'll also visit a silk factory and drive through the French Concession District, ending with free time in Xin Tian Di. After 4 hours, return to your hotel.
Full-Day Tour (8 Hours)
Pickup begins at 8 am from your hotel. This tour combines the itineraries of both half-day options for a comprehensive experience.
Hotel Pickup
This activity includes pickup from hotels in the center of Shanghai. If not staying centrally, an alternative meeting point will be arranged after booking.
Prices
Included
- Hotel pickup and drop–off
- English–speaking guide
- Transport by air–conditioned minivan or bus
- Admission to sites mentioned
- Lunch (depending on selection)
Not included
- Audio guide at the Shanghai Museum: 5USD per person
Tips
- Accessibility: No, not suitable for people with reduced mobility