Guidebook for Shanghai

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Guidebook for Shanghai

Drinks & Nightlife

Translated to "New Heaven and Earth", Xintiandi is the ritzy cultural hub in the heart of Shanghai, composed of restored traditional shikumen ("stone gate") houses on narrow alleys. Xintiandi is one of Shanghai's most popular tourist destinations and home to some of the city's most famous and reputed restaurants and nightlife hot spots.
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New World
95 Zi Zhong Lu
165 habitants recommandent
Translated to "New Heaven and Earth", Xintiandi is the ritzy cultural hub in the heart of Shanghai, composed of restored traditional shikumen ("stone gate") houses on narrow alleys. Xintiandi is one of Shanghai's most popular tourist destinations and home to some of the city's most famous and reputed restaurants and nightlife hot spots.
Open since 2004, Bar Rouge is the most famous club in Shanghai, and sets the standard for Bund nightlife with its terrace view, classy, sleek interiors and iconic French-Shanghai identity. Bar Rouge kicks off the weekend early with themed parties on Thursdays and always runs early in the morning on Friday and Saturday. A must-visit for out-of-towners sampling the high end of Shanghai nightlife. Music is generally house, and quite decent, but occasionally they have latin or hip hop for special events. Notes: guys can't get in with sandals. Gets really busy on weekends, when they usually have a cover charge of around 100rmb (Pro tip: you can often use the password "Miss Rouge" to dodge the cover before midnight).
68 habitants recommandent
Bar Rouge
18号 中山东一路
68 habitants recommandent
Open since 2004, Bar Rouge is the most famous club in Shanghai, and sets the standard for Bund nightlife with its terrace view, classy, sleek interiors and iconic French-Shanghai identity. Bar Rouge kicks off the weekend early with themed parties on Thursdays and always runs early in the morning on Friday and Saturday. A must-visit for out-of-towners sampling the high end of Shanghai nightlife. Music is generally house, and quite decent, but occasionally they have latin or hip hop for special events. Notes: guys can't get in with sandals. Gets really busy on weekends, when they usually have a cover charge of around 100rmb (Pro tip: you can often use the password "Miss Rouge" to dodge the cover before midnight).
This is one of the poshest clubs in Shanghai. It's on the top floor of a skyscraper near the Bund and affords nice views of the city. Inside, there are shark tanks and lots of luxurious decor, plus a high-end restaurant, a club and a lounge area. Drinks are pricey (~100rmb). Music is commercial house, mash-up, some funky house in the week (they play more R&B and hip hop in the lounge). Clientele is mixed Chinese and foreign, lots of young people on the dance floor and older, dressy folk at tables. There's a door policy, so if you want to be assured of entrance, either get a membership card or phone ahead and reserve a table. Strict dress code enforced here, to the point where they will sell you pants for a few hundred RMB if you try to come in wearing shorts.
30 habitants recommandent
M1NT
318 Fu Zhou Lu
30 habitants recommandent
This is one of the poshest clubs in Shanghai. It's on the top floor of a skyscraper near the Bund and affords nice views of the city. Inside, there are shark tanks and lots of luxurious decor, plus a high-end restaurant, a club and a lounge area. Drinks are pricey (~100rmb). Music is commercial house, mash-up, some funky house in the week (they play more R&B and hip hop in the lounge). Clientele is mixed Chinese and foreign, lots of young people on the dance floor and older, dressy folk at tables. There's a door policy, so if you want to be assured of entrance, either get a membership card or phone ahead and reserve a table. Strict dress code enforced here, to the point where they will sell you pants for a few hundred RMB if you try to come in wearing shorts.
Popular Bund restaurant and lounge by Michelin-starred Argentine chef Mauro Colagreco. They get busy at night, with live latin music parties, salsa nights, ladies nights, and weekday events like their Tuesday salsa party. It's a good, casual-but-impressive destination for friends and guests. The quiet window seats in the back are good for dates, and groups will dig the couches in the front. Sometimes they bring in big DJs like Questlove, but most times the music is Latin or soulful / jazzy house. They also have a cigar lounge and a molecular cocktail bar called el Lab. Food is mostly tapas, and good, but not cheap -- expect to pay 200-400rmb per person, at least. You can get a burger for around 100rmb, but it's not the best. Note: men cannot wear shorts or flip-flops.
9 habitants recommandent
Unico by Mauro Colagreco
3号 中山东一路
9 habitants recommandent
Popular Bund restaurant and lounge by Michelin-starred Argentine chef Mauro Colagreco. They get busy at night, with live latin music parties, salsa nights, ladies nights, and weekday events like their Tuesday salsa party. It's a good, casual-but-impressive destination for friends and guests. The quiet window seats in the back are good for dates, and groups will dig the couches in the front. Sometimes they bring in big DJs like Questlove, but most times the music is Latin or soulful / jazzy house. They also have a cigar lounge and a molecular cocktail bar called el Lab. Food is mostly tapas, and good, but not cheap -- expect to pay 200-400rmb per person, at least. You can get a burger for around 100rmb, but it's not the best. Note: men cannot wear shorts or flip-flops.

Sightseeing

Easily accessible by metro, People's Square is a popular place to spend a sunny afternoon. Once part of a horse racing course the square is now home to a colorful park, imposing government buildings, the Shanghai Museum, the Shanghai Art Museum and the Shanghai Grand Theatre. Tourists should be wary of overly friendly locals offering to take them to traditional tea houses.
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People's Square
114 habitants recommandent
Easily accessible by metro, People's Square is a popular place to spend a sunny afternoon. Once part of a horse racing course the square is now home to a colorful park, imposing government buildings, the Shanghai Museum, the Shanghai Art Museum and the Shanghai Grand Theatre. Tourists should be wary of overly friendly locals offering to take them to traditional tea houses.
Tourist destination with markets selling everything from tea, antiques, Chinese seals, souvenirs and toys to everyday items and clothing. Toys, Christmas decorations and random weirdness can be found in two of the buildings surrounding the main Yu Garden.
67 habitants recommandent
Jardin Yu
279 Yu Yuan Lao Jie
67 habitants recommandent
Tourist destination with markets selling everything from tea, antiques, Chinese seals, souvenirs and toys to everyday items and clothing. Toys, Christmas decorations and random weirdness can be found in two of the buildings surrounding the main Yu Garden.
The Bund also known as Waitan is very famous, especially at night, the nocturne of that river is nice indeed! When night falls, colourful lights illuminate the whole Bund area and turn it into a scene of the" wonderland.
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Sichuan Middle Road
Si Chuan Zhong Lu
55 habitants recommandent
The Bund also known as Waitan is very famous, especially at night, the nocturne of that river is nice indeed! When night falls, colourful lights illuminate the whole Bund area and turn it into a scene of the" wonderland.
What was originally a 420-meter-long Taikang Lu is now expanded into the neighboring lane ways to be more then double the size, between Ruijin and Sinan Lu was initially slated to be Shanghai's "art street" back in 1998 when a former candy factory was renovated to become the International Artists Factory. The four-story building and Lane 210 quickly became the home of marketing and design studios, fashion and interior outlets, and several of the city's established artists, including Huang Yongzheng, Chen Yifei, and Er Dongqiang. Click here for a list of Restaurant, Bars and shops on Taikang Lu.
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Tianzifang
120 habitants recommandent
What was originally a 420-meter-long Taikang Lu is now expanded into the neighboring lane ways to be more then double the size, between Ruijin and Sinan Lu was initially slated to be Shanghai's "art street" back in 1998 when a former candy factory was renovated to become the International Artists Factory. The four-story building and Lane 210 quickly became the home of marketing and design studios, fashion and interior outlets, and several of the city's established artists, including Huang Yongzheng, Chen Yifei, and Er Dongqiang. Click here for a list of Restaurant, Bars and shops on Taikang Lu.

Essentials

High-end supermarket from Hong Kong that sells a lot of premium goods, fresh fish and seafood, fresh meat, imported fruit and packaged foods. You'll pay through the nose, but you'll get exceptional produce in a large, stroll-around-and-graze environment.
6 habitants recommandent
City' Super
Huai Hai Zhong Lu
6 habitants recommandent
High-end supermarket from Hong Kong that sells a lot of premium goods, fresh fish and seafood, fresh meat, imported fruit and packaged foods. You'll pay through the nose, but you'll get exceptional produce in a large, stroll-around-and-graze environment.

Shopping

Today East Nanjing Road becomes the first choice for many fashion-seeking shoppers. A great many large shopping malls, time-honored stores, famous stores and specialty shops cluster along both sides of the road. You can find whatever you want - commodities, home appliances, communication equipment, photographic equipment, fitness equipment, clothing, shoes, fabrics, cosmetics, jewelries, watches, glasses, books, food, medicine and children's needs.
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Nanjing Road Pedestrian St
13 habitants recommandent
Today East Nanjing Road becomes the first choice for many fashion-seeking shoppers. A great many large shopping malls, time-honored stores, famous stores and specialty shops cluster along both sides of the road. You can find whatever you want - commodities, home appliances, communication equipment, photographic equipment, fitness equipment, clothing, shoes, fabrics, cosmetics, jewelries, watches, glasses, books, food, medicine and children's needs.