• Yunnan Road Food Street - Located on Yunnan Road, this renowned ‘Gourmet Street’ in Shanghai is brimming with long-standing, esteemed restaurants offering the most traditional and genuine Shanghainese cuisine. It’s an essential stop for anyone eager to savor the authentic, classic tastes of the city.
• Great World (Da Shi Jie) - The Great World (大世界), which opened in 1917, was more than just an amusement park; it was the epicenter of Shanghai’s entertainment scene for many years. During its prime, visitors could enjoy a variety of performances, including acrobats, magicians, opera singers, comedy acts, and even affordable, tasty street food. It was the ultimate getaway for everyone, from affluent socialites to everyday workers, and a place to see and be seen. Today, it serves as a curated museum of fun, with its timeless spirit still intact.
• People’s Square (Renmin Guang Chang) - Enter the geographical heart of Shanghai and witness a site of remarkable transformation. In the 1920s and 30s, it was the famous Shanghai Racecourse, a playground for international elites. Now, it stands as a symbol of modern China, hosting world-class cultural venues. The square’s journey from a colonial past to a proud public space reflects the broader narrative of Shanghai—a city that continually reinvents itself while respecting its history.
• Nanjing West Road Residential District - Wangjiasha: The King of Shanghai’s Dim Sum. Established in 1945, this legendary restaurant has built its reputation as the unrivaled leader of traditional Shanghainese snacks and seasonal treats. Locals have been coming here for generations to enjoy recipes that have been perfected over decades. For a genuine taste of Shanghai’s heritage, beyond the typical tourist spots, Wangjiasha provides an authentic, time-honored experience. It’s more than just a meal; it’s a taste of the city’s history.
• Nanjing Xi Lu - Nanjing West Road: Where Old-World Glamour Meets Ultra-Modernity. As one of the world’s most prestigious shopping streets, Nanjing West Road is a testament to Shanghai’s luxury, power, and style. This iconic boulevard is lined with gleaming skyscrapers, flagship stores of major global brands, and five-star hotels. It’s more than a shopping street; it’s a timeline of Shanghai’s ambition. Walk past the legendary Portman Ritz-Carlton and the serene Jing’an Park, reminders of its cosmopolitan heritage. Then, marvel at the future with landmarks like the LV “Starship” Maison and the towering Plaza 66. The true allure of Nanjing West Road lies in its ongoing dialogue between its historic, tree-lined sections and its stunning, futuristic segments.
• Wujiang Road Pedestrian Street - Situated in central Shanghai’s Jing’an District, Wujiang Road Pedestrian Street is a historic and iconic destination for snack food. Originally a bustling market street, it has been redeveloped into a modern pedestrian zone while maintaining its vibrant culinary essence. It’s renowned for offering a rich variety of both classic Shanghai snacks and Chinese regional specialties in a lively, casual setting.
• Zhangyuan - Known as Zhang Garden, Shanghai Zhangyuan was the largest and most modern public park in late 19th-century Shanghai. Opened in 1885 by a Chinese entrepreneur, it was more than just a garden—it was a celebrated entertainment complex featuring a traditional Chinese garden, a theater, a photography studio, restaurants, and even an early outdoor skating rink.

It quickly became the city’s most fashionable social hub, attracting people from all walks of life, including both foreigners and locals, to see and be seen. It symbolized modernity, offering the public experiences with new technologies like electric lights and hot-air balloon demonstrations.

Although the original park closed in 1918 and the land was developed into residential lanes, its legacy as a pioneering public space endures. Today, the area has been revitalized, with its historic shikumen houses transformed into a high-end retail and dining destination, seamlessly blending its rich history with contemporary life.

• English-speaking Tour Guide
• 9 to 10 Local Food & Drinks
• Guided Shanghai City Tour

• Personal expenses
• Guide tips and gratuities
• Optional food & drinks
• Transport

Discover the enchantment of Shanghai after sunset! As night falls, the city illuminates, and its culinary scene comes alive. This 3.5-hour guided walking tour takes you through Shanghai’s beloved local dining spots and historic food streets.

During the evening, savor genuine Shanghai flavors while immersing yourself in the city’s vibrant atmosphere. Highlights include indulging in famous Pork Chops with Sticky Rice Cakes and crispy Spring Rolls, sampling bold Sichuan cuisine, enjoying traditional dim sum, and concluding with a classic dessert. Your guide will enrich the experience with tales of old Shanghai and the diverse culinary heritage that defines it today.

What sets this tour apart? You’re not just a visitor—you’re welcomed like family. Avoid the tourist crowds and venture into the neighborhoods where locals gather after dark, allowing you to truly experience the warmth and hospitality of Shanghai’s nightlife. Rest assured—this is an evening to remember.

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