Walk in the riverside promenade to appreciate the Bund, the classic skyline of older Shanghai.

The best kaleidoscopic display of Shanghai's history in multi-media.

A hidden-gem exhibition of ancients Chinese arts including jade wares, sculptures, porcelain and so on. * Closed on Mondays. * On Monday, the replacement is one of the two: Shanghai Natural Wild Insect World or the Memorial House of Wu Changshuo (an inscription scholar and painter of late Qing dynasty; the house is the only preservation of an old mansion in the financial zone)

Visit the spectacular near-40-floor atrium in the modern classic architectural masterpiece, Jin Mao Tower, one of the three skyscrapers topping the skyline of the city.

At a point suiting you, sit down for a snack break to taste the famous pan-friend buns of different fillings and flavors (including vegetarian one) plus a side dish or two.

This is the only standing mansion preserved from old days in the "Manhattan" of Shanghai. Its decor is a blend of ancient, Republic and European arts. Today, it's a museum dedicated to Wu Changshuo, a late Qing-dynasty guru in Chinese painting, calligraphy and inscription study. * Alternative spot to customers with interest

A lively museum showing a wide range of insects, reptile and adorkable creatures. * This spot is an alternative to a certain group