This park is established more than 130 years ago. Its first name was "public garden" before World War II as it was the first free park for the Chinese. I saw the view of the skyscrapers in Shanghai at this place. The Bund (80 feet tall) is in between the Huangpu River. The bund depicting three rifle barrels that are made of concrete was erected as the monument to the public heroes of Shanghai such as the monument of the People's Heroes, the Bund History Memorial Hall and large relief sculptures. There are some coffee shops here too. I visited this place during the day, but I heard that the nights of this park are amazing.

Honestly the best spot to get a great „Shanghai view“ and a must for tourists. In winter the benches are heated so you can enjoy the view longer. There are a bunch of nice restaurants nearby and restrooms are available. I recommend starting here and walking south along the river to see more of the Skyscrapers and the Bund, or west along Suzhou creek (the small river) to discover old Shanghai.

Beautiful historical park at the side of Huangpu River where it was rumored to show a signboard reading “Dogs & Chinese not allowed|” during time of international settlement. Now the park looked modern & beautiful. The Bund was on the west & beautiful Lujiazui on east, in between was the Huangpu River. About 80 feet tall, depicting three rifle barrels, made of concrete was erected as the monument to the public heroes of Shanghai. The pearl tower, Shanghai tower & classical buildings of The Bund & cruising ships on Huangpu River looked beautiful especially at evening from the park.,

I agree with those who've said to go at night. It's beautiful at any time, but going at night has the tall buildings lit up with their lightshow, it's usually cooler, and the breeze is nice. There are usually food and drink venders along the way, so you can get snacks at nearly any time.

The best sightseeing place in the city center, in the riverside we could seeing the modern highrise building around town

Awesome place to sight see. Had a great time taking photos. It was a big smoggy, cold and rainy when I was there, but had a blast stil. The buildings are fantastic.people are friendly, secure but take care of belonging.

Really great place to see a view of the skyscrapers in Shanghai. A really popular spot at night for when the lights are all turned on for the evening. There is a monument at this park and a few vendors that sell soft drinks. A few cafes on the lower level. Not much else here. PS - personal drones are prohibited

It's very beautiful for a long walk

Amazing historical park at the side of Huangpu riv. looks now absolutely modern and beatiful. It is must for travellers to get a great view of Shanghai. One of the best time to visit - late evening

The starting area for the Shanghai International Marathon. Have ran this race 2x and this was my 1st time on December 1, 2013. It was a pretty cold day but the air was not that bad today. The Bund is a nice place to hang out and take some great photos. This race is very large and runners all around the work take part. Need to get there early if you want to be near the front ans there are so many runners.

Great park for families. You can around the lake or rent bicycles. People come here even with tents.

The bun beautiful places 😍

Here is the best view to sightsee in the Bund. Especially in the Sping/Autumn eveing, you can feel the tender wind and light show.Nearby you also can find the Waibaidu Bridge with over 100 years. Enjoy the scene in person. Any question about local tour in Shanghai , twitter me @jerryshanghai

Park with great photo opportunities

can see the building clearly