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This luxurious 2-day itinerary is crafted for epicureans and oenophiles eager to explore Shanghai's diverse culinary landscape. Dive into authentic local dishes, discover charming wine bars, and indulge in world-class dining experiences, all while soaking in the city's vibrant culture and iconic sights. It's perfect for travelers seeking a blend of gastronomic adventure and urban exploration.
Yu Garden & Bazaar, Nanxiang Steamed Bun Restaurant (Yu Garden) and 3 more
See the dayFormer French Concession Walking Tour, Jian Guo 328 L'Assiette and 3 more
See the dayOpening hours, prices and routes can change, so check the details before you set off.
Explore the bustling traditional bazaar surrounding Yu Garden, a treasure trove of local snacks, tea houses, and street food that offers an authentic taste of Old Shanghai.
Arrive in the morning to avoid the largest crowds and enjoy a more relaxed stroll through the garden and market stalls.
Indulge in the iconic Shanghai xiao long bao (soup dumplings) and other traditional dim sum at this legendary establishment, a must-try for any food lover.
Expect a queue, especially during peak lunch hours; consider visiting slightly before or after noon for a shorter wait.
Stroll along Shanghai's historic waterfront promenade, admiring the colonial-era architecture and the stunning Pudong skyline, setting the stage for an evening of sophisticated dining and drinks.
Walk from south to north for the best views of the Pudong skyline unfolding before you; wear comfortable shoes.
Experience breathtaking panoramic views of the Bund and Pudong while savoring exquisite wines, craft cocktails, and sophisticated small bites from one of the city's highest rooftop venues.
Reservations are highly recommended, especially for prime sunset viewing spots; dress code is smart casual.
Enjoy a refined dinner at this acclaimed restaurant, known for its contemporary cuisine and extensive wine list, offering a perfect end to a day of culinary exploration.
Book a table well in advance, particularly for weekend evenings, to secure your preferred dining time.
Wander through the leafy streets of the Former French Concession, admiring its unique architecture, charming boutiques, and discovering hidden cafes perfect for a morning coffee or tea.
Focus your exploration around Wukang Road, Fuxing Road, and Huaihai Road for the most iconic sights and charming atmosphere.
Relish an authentic Shanghainese lunch in a cozy, unpretentious setting, celebrated for its traditional dishes and local flavors.
This popular spot can get busy; arrive early for lunch or be prepared for a short wait, as reservations are often not taken for small parties.
Explore the labyrinthine alleys of Tianzifang, a bohemian arts and crafts enclave filled with unique cafes, art studios, and small eateries offering local snacks and beverages.
Navigate the narrow lanes on foot; it's best experienced by simply getting lost and discovering its hidden gems.
Sample a selection of locally brewed craft beers or enjoy a glass of wine in a relaxed atmosphere, a perfect interlude before dinner.
Check their daily specials or happy hour promotions for good value; it's a great spot to unwind after exploring.
Experience the interactive and communal joy of Chinese hot pot, a fun and flavorful dining adventure where you cook your own fresh ingredients in a simmering broth, paired with various dipping sauces.
Join the queue early or use their app to get a ticket number; enjoy complimentary snacks and services while you wait.
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