• Former French Concession - Experience the blend of Eastern and Western cultures in one of the newly popular spots. This area is steeped in China’s history, reflecting the era when colonial powers were prominent in Shanghai. It boasts distinctive architecture and lively, tree-lined streets.
• Tian Zi Fang - Navigate through a labyrinth of narrow alleys filled with unique coffee bars, shops, and restaurants, all showcasing the distinctive local Shikumen architecture. Enjoy vibrant people-watching while delving into Shanghai’s colonial past.
• Thames Town - Located in the Songjiang District, about 30 kilometers from central Shanghai, Thames Town is designed in the style of a classic British market town. It features cobbled streets, Victorian terraces, and quaint corner shops, offering a taste of England just an hour from central Shanghai.
• The Bund (Wai Tan) - The Shanghai Bund is home to numerous historical buildings along the Huangpu River, which once housed banks, trading houses, and consulates from Europe, Asia, and the United States. This area showcases Shanghai’s Western architectural and cultural influences and provides a scenic walkway along the river, rich with historical insights.
• Shanghai Municipal Archives - This museum serves as the primary archive repository in Shanghai, located on the Bund. It houses nearly all archives from former foreign settlements and republican-era municipalities, along with extensive collections from private companies and organizations. It stands as one of China’s most advanced and accessible archival repositories.

• Lunch included
• Comfortable travel with in-vehicle air conditioning
• Convenient hotel pick-up and drop-off service included

• Tips to guide and driver recommended

To truly comprehend Shanghai’s essence, one must delve into its historic colonial era. This exclusive journey takes you through the colonial trajectory of Shanghai from the 1800’s up to the present. You’ll explore the regions where the English, French, and Americans established exclusive concession zones and observe their evolution during the Sino-Japanese conflict and World War II, leading up to their integration into contemporary Shanghai. The expedition includes an original local meal, and hotel transportation, ensuring a convenient and pleasurable experience.

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