All of Shanghai in one day

When you're traveling to Shanghai, it's always great to have an idea of where you're going and what you can expect to see while there. Luckily, if you're in town on a weekend, you'll have plenty of time to enjoy all of the city's major sites. If you're staying in town for a while, you can also plan your trips accordingly, so that you don't miss out on the must-sees of the city.

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Tianshan Tea City

If you're a tea lover or a tea connoisseur, Tianshan Tea City is a must on your list of must sees. With dozens of teahouses on display, you are sure to find something that suits your taste. It's also an excellent vantage point for a city tour.

What's more, Tianshan is also home to the world's largest tea museum. This is a great way to learn more about the history of tea in China. The best part is, it is all a free and open to the public. So, after a tour of the museum, you can head out into the streets and take in the sights. Seeing Shanghai at night is also a treat. There are plenty of places to stay in the area, from luxury to budget friendly. For those looking for a more formal dining experience, you can try the opulent opulent.

The same can be said for Xintiandi, aka Shanghai's newest and most trendy locale. Among its many attractions is a dazzling sky screen. It's also a great place to shop. With over 600 stores, you'll find plenty of brands to suit your tastes.

Xintiandi

In just one day, you can experience Shanghai's best attractions. From the restored Shikumen houses to the shopping malls, Xintiandi is an international cultural hub. You can also sample the city's famous nightlife.

The arts and craft enclave is the ideal place to buy handmade souvenirs. This district is also home to a variety of cafes, bars and clubs. There are many places to eat, including the famous Polux French cafe.

For entertainment, you can head to Sense 8. This is a popular nightlife destination. Another option is the Brewer, a popular bar and restaurant. It is a favourite amongst locals and tourists. During the weekends, you will find a lot of people at this venue.

If you want to relax after a hard day's shopping, you can try Melt. This cafe serves coffee and afternoon tea. They also serve unique ice cream flavours.

Speak Low is another of the award winning bars in Shanghai. Here, veteran musicians play for the locals.