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Shanghai

The Bund, the French Concession, soup dumplings, and a skyline that rivals Manhattan — China's most cosmopolitan and dynamic city.

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🍽 Restaurants

Restaurant
Ultraviolet by Paul Pairet
10 seats, 20 courses, each dish accompanied by bespoke sound, light, and scent transforming the entire room. Consistently one of Asia's top tables. Book months ahead.
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Restaurant
Fu He Hui
The most refined vegetarian restaurant in China — six Michelin stars across multiple visits. Chef Tony Lu's Buddhist-influenced tasting menu is a philosophical and culinary masterpiece.
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Restaurant
Din Tai Fung
The world's most celebrated xiaolongbao (soup dumplings) — the Shanghai locations maintain the exceptional standard that earned Michelin recognition. Essential.
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🏨 Hotels

Hotel
The Peninsula Shanghai
On the corner of the Bund and the Huangpu River — the grandest Art Deco address in Shanghai. The rooftop bar offers the definitive Pudong skyline view.
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Hotel
Capella Shanghai, Jian Ye Li
Six restored 1930s shikumen (stone-gate) houses transformed into an extraordinary boutique hotel in the French Concession — the most atmospheric address in the city.
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🎯 Attractions

Attraction
The Bund
Shanghai's iconic mile of colonial-era banks and trading houses facing the futuristic Pudong skyline across the Huangpu — one of the world's great urban panoramas. Extraordinary at night.
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🌟 Hodophs insider tipWalk the Bund at sunset from south to north and watch the Pudong towers light up as darkness falls. Then cross the river on the tourist tunnel or ferry for the best view back toward the colonial facades.
Attraction
French Concession
Tree-lined streets of Art Deco villas, independent cafés, galleries, and the best boutique shopping in China. The Xintiandi complex and Tianzifang lanes are the highlights.
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Attraction
Yu Garden & Old City
A masterpiece of classical Chinese garden design (1559) surrounded by the city's most colourful bazaar. The Nine-Turn Bridge and Mid-Lake Pavilion teahouse are iconic.
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