This amazing tour begins by visiting the Shanghai Museum, and then you will visit the People’s Square and the Bazaar. After that, make a tour round the Bund Area.

-Shanghai Museum: Shanghai Museum used to be near the Bund. It is now situated in People's Square and its new buildings were built in 1996, designed by a Shanghai architect named Xing Tonghe. The new design symbolizes China's ancient understanding of the world: round sky and square earth. The museum has a circular roof and rectangular base. It stores 120,000 precious artifacts, which narrate a story of China's 5,000-year civilization.
-Shanghai is one of the world’s fastest growing cities with a very impressive architecture. People’s Square is one of the most important places. It is the cultural, political, and commercial center of Shanghai.
-The Bund Area: The Bund is the best-known landmark in Shanghai. On this stretch of Zhongshan Road East lie the most important buildings left from colonial Shanghai including the Peace Hotel, the Bank of China, and Shanghai Gold Exchange. Externally these buildings have been well preserved and stand proud in their original grandeur. Internally they have been renovated to house some major financial institutions as well as Shanghai's most expensive and luxurious hotels, restaurants and bars.