Top Shanghai Attractions & Museums - page 3

IMPORTANT ENTRY POLICY - PLEASE READ: 1. VOUCHER IS NOT A TICKET: The booking confirmation/voucher from this platform will NOT be accepted at the gates. 2. OFFICIAL TICKETS REQUIRED: You must present the Official E-Tickets for entry. We will send them to your email and platform inbox within 7 days before your visit (please check your spam folder). Jin Mao Tower reimagines the ancient Buddhist Pagoda in steel and glass —beneath its 88th-floor vault, 28 gilded corridors spiral into a 152-meter "Abyss of Time," bathed in neon light like molten gold (extra fee). Race 340 meters skyward in just 45 seconds to tread the transparent Cloud Walkway, hovering above the Huangpu River’s cargo ballet and neon-spangled skyscraper forests (extra fee). Eight cosmic pillars hide Bagua-inspired feng shui wisdom, while the world’s highest hotel pool mirrors the Bund’s century-old glow. When its crystalline crown ignites the night, this 420.5-meter totem sings a duet of tradition and tomorrow.

The sightseeing hall is decorated with luxurious, all imported natural marble, of which the wall stone thickness is only 3 mm; The glass curtain wall has a wide vision, and you can overlook the urban scenery on both sides of the Huangpu River and the magnificent scenery of the Yangtze River estuary. Two direct elevators, running 9.1 meters per second, can take visitors from the ground floor to the 88th floor sightseeing hall in just 45 seconds. Here, you can enjoy the wonderful sunrise and sunset, and shake hands with the ever-changing blue sky and white clouds.

Madame Tussauds Museum (Madame Tussauds) was founded in London, England. The first Madame Tussauds museum in mainland China was opened in Shanghai in 2006. Today, in many cities around the world, such as Amsterdam, Bangkok, Berlin, Black Pool, Las Vegas, New York, Tokyo, Wuhan, Hollywood, Hong Kong, Tony, Washington, Vienna, San Francisco, Prague, Beijing, Seoul, Singapore, Orlando all have permanent pavilions. Madame Tussauds is one of the highest level of wax works in the world.

Discover a tranquil oasis in the heart of Shanghai with this flexible package for the historic Yu Garden. Choose a ticket-only option for a morning or afternoon visit, or upgrade to include a one-way private transfer for a completely stress-free cultural experience. Inside, you will embark on a self-guided journey through a masterpiece of classical Chinese garden design with over 400 years of history. Wander past elegant pavilions, intricate rockeries, and serene koi ponds, all offering a peaceful escape from the city’s modern pace. It’s an unforgettable glimpse into Ming Dynasty aesthetics for travelers interested in heritage, architecture, and photography. The optional transfer service enhances your visit with a dedicated vehicle, ensuring a comfortable journey from your downtown hotel and helping you avoid crowded subways or the hassle of finding a taxi. This package offers the perfect combination of cultural immersion and personalized convenience.

IMPORTANT ENTRY & BOOKING POLICY - PLEASE READ: 1. YOUR PASSPORT IS YOUR TICKET: The Shanghai Tower operates on a strict ID-scanning system. No physical tickets or QR codes will be issued/sent to you. 2. ORIGINAL ID REQUIRED: You MUST bring the ORIGINAL Passport/ID (the exact one used during booking) to the entrance. Digital photos or photocopies will NOT be accepted. 3. STRICT TIME SLOT: You must enter the tower only during the specific time slot you selected. Early or late arrivals may result in denied entry. 4. NO MODIFICATIONS: Once confirmed, the date and time slot cannot be changed or modified. Please plan your itinerary carefully. Ascend to the 118th-floor observatory of Shanghai Tower—China’s tallest building—for breathtaking 360° views of the city skyline. Travel at record-breaking speed in the world’s fastest elevator and step into a futuristic space with floor-to-ceiling glass windows, offering unforgettable sights of the Huangpu River and iconic landmarks.