• EXPO Park - Discover the fusion of East and West at Shanghai’s remarkable legacy park! Situated on the 2010 World Expo site, this expansive green area along the Huangpu River celebrates its international heritage. The former French, Russian, Italian, and Luxembourg pavilions have been transformed into lively cultural venues. Explore a contemporary Asian garden art center at the World Flower Garden and find tranquility at Shenyuan, a classical Chinese garden featuring pavilions, bridges, and lakes.

The park is an engineering wonder, housing Asia’s largest greenhouse and the innovative Twin Hills, which conceal galleries and exhibitions within their structure. Here, history, nature, and world-class culture unite, providing a perfect representation of Shanghai’s vibrant and welcoming spirit.

• Nanpu Bridge - This iconic spiral bridge is more than just a crossing—it’s an architectural marvel. Its massive circular ramps, resembling a coiled dragon, offer stunning, elevated views of the sparkling Pudong skyline and historic Bund. As the first bridge to link old and new Shanghai, it represents the city’s exciting leap into the future. Witness it illuminated at night for a truly enchanting experience. Stand in front of the bridge and prepare for some amazing photos with the bridge as a backdrop.
• Huangpu River - Cycle through the heart of Shanghai’s history and future along the Huangpu River. This powerful waterway is the city’s lifeline, where the grand colonial architecture of The Bund on the west bank dramatically faces the towering skyscrapers of Pudong on the east.

A bike allows you the freedom to explore this stunning contrast at your own pace. The dedicated riverside paths provide an unobstructed, moving panorama you can’t experience from a car or boat. Feel the city’s energy as you glide from historic piers to futuristic towers, with the river breeze as your companion. It’s an active, immersive way to connect the essence of old Shanghai with its dazzling modern ambition.

• Mercedes-Benz Arena - Enjoy a world-class performance within Shanghai’s iconic “flying saucer”. More than just a concert hall, the Mercedes-Benz Arena is a spectacular landmark on the Huangpu River, originally constructed for the 2010 World Expo. Its futuristic design houses an 18,000-seat venue where global superstars like Taylor Swift, Katy Perry, and Ed Sheeran have all delivered electrifying performances.

This arena is a premier hub for international entertainment in Asia. Beyond the main stage, explore themed exhibitions, lively weekend markets, and immersive cultural events that offer a true taste of Shanghai’s dynamic energy. It’s the ultimate spot to witness where cutting-edge architecture meets world-renowned entertainment.

• China Art Museum - Explore Shanghai’s artistic essence at the China Art Museum. Located in the former China Pavilion from the 2010 World Expo, its iconic “Chinese Crown” design of layered, brilliant red is a masterpiece itself. This vast space is dedicated to modern and contemporary Chinese art, showcasing both classical heritage and innovative creations. Wander its extensive galleries to see stunning ink paintings, exquisite sculptures, and powerful multimedia installations.

It’s more than a gallery; it’s a journey through China’s evolving creative spirit, all within one of the city’s most famous architectural landmarks. A must-visit for anyone wanting to experience the pulse of Chinese culture.

• Oriental Pearl Tower (Dongfang Mingzhu) - Ascend above Shanghai at the iconic Oriental Pearl Tower! Its unique design of eleven shimmering “pearls” along two towering columns has defined the city’s skyline for decades. Climb to its observation spheres for breathtaking, panoramic views where the historic Bund and the futuristic Pudong skyscrapers dramatically meet at the Huangpu River.

For a thrill, step onto the transparent glass-floored walkway hovering in the air. More than just a tower, it’s a vibrant cultural hub with a futuristic city history museum, rotating restaurant, and even a small shopping mall inside. It’s the classic, must-do Shanghai experience.

• Shanghai Tower - Reach the pinnacle of China at the Shanghai Tower, the nation’s tallest building and a true marvel of modern design. Its elegant, twisting form isn’t just beautiful—it’s an engineering feat that tames typhoon winds. In just 55 seconds, the world’s fastest elevators whisk you to the 118th-floor observation deck for a breathtaking, 360-degree view where historic Shanghai meets its soaring future.

More than a skyscraper, it’s a vertical city with the world’s highest hotel, avant-garde galleries, and sky gardens within its energy-saving double skin. Experience the pinnacle of ambition and see all of Shanghai laid at your feet.

• Waibaidu Bridge - Experience Shanghai’s journey from past to present on the historic Waibaidu Bridge, affectionately known as the Garden Bridge.

This elegant landmark is China’s first all-steel bridge and has watched over the city since 1907. Standing at the northern end of the iconic Bund, it offers the perfect vantage point: gaze towards Pudong’s futuristic skyscrapers on one side and the grand European-style buildings of old Shanghai on the other.

More than just a crossing, it’s a place of life and tradition, often featured in films and filled with couples taking romantic pre-wedding photos. Visit at dusk when its elegant steel frame is beautifully illuminated against the skyline, perfectly capturing the spirit of Shanghai.

• North Bund Area - This riverside promenade offers all the iconic views of the legendary Bund and futuristic Pudong, but with space to breathe and a local, artistic vibe.

What makes it special? Once an industrial port, it’s now a vibrant cultural corridor. Stroll or cycle along its wide, landscaped paths, passing repurposed warehouses turned into chic art spaces and cafes. The highlight is the “Source Point” viewing platform—an architecturally stunning deck that juts over the Huangpu River, framing the perfect, panoramic photo of the skyline without the jostling crowds.

Come here for a morning jog, a sunset picnic, or to see the skyscrapers light up at night in brilliant, reflective silence. It’s the sophisticated, peaceful side of Shanghai’s waterfront.

• Water
• Bicycle rental
• Snacks
• Local guide speaking fluent English (native-level)

• Private transportation
• Sunglasses
• Guide gratuities (optional)

Cycling along the Huangpu River provides a distinctive view of Shanghai’s lively skyline and historical allure. Begin your adventure at Qiantan Taikoo Li and cycle through riverside parks, taking in the magnificent sights of modern skyscrapers and the famous Bund. This relaxed bike tour not only offers an energizing ride but also an opportunity to engage with the city’s vibrant essence. Capture unforgettable photos against stunning backdrops, and relish a serene atmosphere away from the tourist throngs. The enchanting ambiance, framed by the river and skyline, creates enduring memories of peace and joy for every cyclist.

• Breathe deeply and enjoy the fresh air as you cycle away from the busy traffic
• Explore Shanghai’s rich culture and history on a guided bike tour
• Admire the contrast between modern skyscrapers and historical landmarks
• Savor traditional Chinese snacks along the route
• Take incredible photos with iconic bridges and skyscrapers as your backdrop

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.