Must-Visit Photo Spots in Shanghai: Capture the Magic!
Planning a trip to Shanghai? Don't leave without capturing these nine incredible spots! Save this guide for your unforgettable adventure.
Shanghai's Top 9 Photo Opportunities
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Shanghai Postal Museum
Capture the iconic Lujiazui skyline, featuring the famous "three skyscrapers," right from the museum's entrance. This is a hidden gem and a must-do for any Shanghai visitor.
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Shanghai Stock Exchange Museum
Just a short walk (about 500 meters) from the Postal Museum, this treasure trove offers a breathtaking interior. Step inside and feel like you've entered a magical world – it's truly spectacular.
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The Bund Origin
Head to the intersection of Yuanmingyuan Road and South Suzhou Road to find a stunning church. Get the perfect panoramic shot from across the street to frame this architectural beauty.
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North Bund
Take Metro Line 12 to the International Passenger Transport Centre station. A stroll to the riverside rewards you with an absolutely breathtaking, unobstructed view of the Lujiazui skyline.
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Jing'an Temple
Find the pedestrian overpass at the intersection of Huashan Road and Yan'an Elevated Road. From here, you can capture a fantastic, sweeping view of the entire Jing'an Temple complex.
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Wukang Building
A true landmark nestled among plane trees, the perpetually bustling Wukang Building offers incredible photo potential. With a little searching for the right angle, you can create truly stunning images.
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Shanghai Tower
Reach the summit of Shanghai! Ascend to the highest point in the city at the Shanghai Tower for unparalleled panoramic views. It feels like you're walking among the clouds as you overlook the entire metropolis.
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Yu Garden
Immerse yourself in the charm of old Shanghai at Yu Garden. The night views here are simply magical, especially during the Lunar New Year when the lantern festival creates an enchanting atmosphere.
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Peace Hotel
You can explore the Peace Hotel for free! The most photogenic spot is undoubtedly the Cathay Room terrace. Enjoy afternoon tea while soaking in the magnificent views of the Bund.
