City Guide
Shanghai, China

Eats!
Villa le Bec: one of the world’s 50 best restaurants, French multi-concept restaurant; try the truffle pasta.
Ultraviolet by Paul Pairet: exceptional cuisine with a unique experience of taste, smell, vision, and sound.
Lost Heaven: 3 outlets all over Shanghai, delicious Chinese food, especially the cuisine of China`s Yunnan province - try their Thai Seed cocktail with your meal; the best cocktail you can have!
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The options of restaurants are enormous but do not hesitate to try the food in the small stalls on the street. The food is more authentic and very delicious!
Drinks!
The Long Bar at the Waldorf Astoria: great atmosphere, decor, and cocktails with a fab jazz band.
Vue Bar: great drinks with a fantastic bund view.
Bar Rouge: the most famous bar in Shanghai.
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Don't overlook the opportunity to experience a bar with a stunning view of the Bund in the evening. It's a night you'll cherish forever!
Sights and activities!
Shanghai Museum: located in the French Concession, has a rich collection of Classical Chinese art, bronze and jade artifacts, sculptures, and paintings.
Jade Buddha Temple: a temple that houses two giant statues of Shakyamuni as well as other shrines and monuments. The temple is most known for its magnificent jade Bush sculpture. Other temples to visit: Jing`an Temple, Longhua Temple.
Shanghai Urban Planning Exhibition: suited at People’s Square, this exhibition center showcases the development of Shanghai from a small fishing village to a bustling megacity.
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The art scene in Shanghai is immense and growing every day. Stroll along the Rock Bund and visit the new galleries that pop up nearly daily!
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