Shanghai is one of China’s major centers for trade, technology, manufacturing, and transportation. The city is also home to more than 250 public parks, most of which offer free admission. It feels futuristic, energetic, and globally connected.

Our Impression
Spend a little time in Shanghai and bold and confidently metropolitan is the phrase that sticks – riverfront skylines, leafy urban parks, Chinese traditions moving at a calm, everyday pace. It’s innovation, green spaces, and a steady cosmopolitan pulse that give it a character that’s unmistakably Shanghai.

Did You Know…
Shanghai’s Lujiazui district – with landmarks like the Shanghai Tower and Oriental Pearl – forms one of the world’s most recognizable modern skylines, anchoring the city’s global identity.