Discover the Attractions and Things To Do in Shanghai
The metropolitan Shanghai is depicted by skyscrapers that mark the city’s leading edge in financial developments, fashion and trends. Fraser Residence Shanghai is situated just a few minutes walk from attractions including Huai Hai Road, Shanghai Times Square and People’s Square. Offering a subdued contrast to the city with a thousand years history is the Old Shanghai where historical landmarks continue to bear great significance.
Today, these Shanghai places of interest and cultural monuments offer some reprieve from the urban jungle and just like the many shopping venues, chic bars and entertainment hotspots, all of these are set to make an exciting itinerary for any traveller who has made Fraser Residence Shanghai the accommodation of choice.
Xintiandi District
The venue offers a window to Shanghai’s past that is now preserved with restaurants, boutiques, cafes, bars and entertainment of international standing.
Yu Garden
The garden of 20,000 sqm may not impress with its size but surely does with its unique scenic structures; and of course, for the never-relenting shopper, this is also a great place for tea, antiques, Chinese seals and souvenirs.
Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street
The most famous shopping street in Shanghai, 5.5 km long and lined with modern shopping malls, specialties stores, theatres, restaurants and a host of food outlets.
People’s Square
The most famous landmark of the city is home to the municipal government headquarters.
Tianzifang Humanity and Art Street
An arts and crafts enclave that was developed from a renovated residential area with the Shikumen architecture and narrow alleys preserved.
Pudong and the Bund
A symbol of modern and classic Shanghai, the Bund is widely visited not just for its sculptures, statues and underwater tunnel, but also for the boat rides and sightseeing that accompanies the wealth of dining, nightlife and shopping options available.
Xintiandi
Highly popular among foreigners, the place is well-known for its many high-end bars.
Hengshan Road
A famous Street with a wide variety of bars ranging from casual, to more intimate.
Pudong and the Bund
Enjoy the beautiful night scenery on a cruise along the Huangpu River, or savour great food and drink in bars and restaurants by the riverside.
Tongbei Road
Local markets and restaurants here offer great seafood with many choices.
The Bund
Upscale bars and night clubs at the Bund, patronized by the well-heeled locals and expatriates, epitomize the buoyant Shanghai night life
Changli Road Night Market
A famous night market with delicious barbecues and seafood.
Taiping Lake
Built on top of an abandoned tin mine and surrounded by a beautiful garden with lush greenery, it is a great place to get close to nature.
FUXING Park
The only remaining French classic style park in Shanghai is popular with the locals for recreational activities.
Shanghai Wild Life Park
Get up close with the animals in the biggest national wild life park in China, which houses more than 200 kinds of animals, including some rare and protected ones.
Kung Ch'ing Forest Park
The Park is full of idyllic charm, engendering feelings of natural tranquility.
Shanghai Botanical Garden
More than just a large collection of plants and flowers, the Garden is also a venue for plant research, tourism, and nature science education.
Dongping State Forest Park
Very famous forest park located on one of the three biggest islands of China, Chongming Island.
Shouning Road (Crawfish Street)
A food street famous for BBQ seafood, in particular shellfish, a favourite with the locals.
K11 Art Centre
These places offer a great variety from traditional Chinese and Guangdong food, to hamburger and steak, at any time of the day.
Xintiandi
Re-developed from an old residential area, it is great place to look for international fine cuisines with Post, De Bellotas, Paulaner, and many more
Shanghai Plaza
These places offer a great variety from traditional Chinese and Guangdong food, to hamburger and steak, at any time of the day.
Chenghuang Temple
The perfect place to enjoy the most famous and authentic Nanxiang steamed dumplings.
Din Tai Fung (Super Brand Mall)
A Taiwanese food chain famous for their renditions of Chinese snack food, such as dumplings, noodles, steamed buns and simple vegetable dishes.
The Bund
One can find many high-class restaurants along East Zhongshan Road and Bingjiang Avenue at the Bund.
Fuyou Road Small Commodity Market
A popular market offering all kinds of products, from traditional Chinese crafts to antiques and watches, and a perfect place for tourists to grab a few souvenirs.
Shanghai Old Street
A great place to shop and discover the old Shanghai, with buildings dating back to the Qing and Ming dynasties.
Citysuper
A large high-end international supermarket just 5 minutes by foot from the property.
Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street
The most famous shopping street in Shanghai is known for its modern shopping malls, specialty stores, theatres, restaurants and a host of food outlets.
Shanghai Plaza
You will find many international cosmetics and fashion brands at these unique places.
K11 Art Centre
You will find many international cosmetics and fashion brands at these unique places.
Hong Kong Plaza
Easily accessible by metro, it provides medium to high-end shopping in a comfortable and spacious environment.
K11 Art Centre
A newly opened art and shopping centre just 10 minutes’ walk from the property, the venue has hosted many large scale exhibitions, including the Monet Exhibition.
Madame Tussaud's (Shanghai)
A famous waxwork museum within the People’s Square area, with effigies of many famous movie stars.
China Art Museum, Shanghai
A newly established art museum based on 2010 Shanghai World Expo that includes China Exhibition Hall and other 27 National Exhibition Halls.
Shanghai Museum
Located in People’s Square, the Museum has eleven galleries and three exhibition halls showcasing ancient Chinese artifacts.
Tianzifang
An artsy area housing bars, cafes, crafts shops, galleries and boutiques developed from old residential area with Shikumen houses, now popular with yuppies, designers and expatriates.
MOCA Shanghai (Museum of Contemporary Art Shanghai)
Built to resemble a crystal palace, the museum is located in the People’s Park.
