(Translated by Google) The Shanghai Museum is a museum of ancient Chinese art, located in People's Square, in the Huangpu district of Shanghai, China. Rebuilt in its current location in 1996, it is considered one of the first modern world-class museums in the country. The museum was founded in 1952 and was opened for the first time to the public in the former home of the Shanghai running club, now on Nanjing Street. The museum has a collection of more than 120,000 pieces, including bronze pieces, ceramics, calligraphy, furniture, jades, ancient coins, paintings, stamps, sculptures, minority arts and foreign art. The Shanghai Museum houses several items of national importance, including one of the three existing specimens of a transparent bronze mirror from the Han Dynasty. Wikipedia (Original) O Museu de Xangai é um museu de arte chinesa antiga, situado na Praça do Povo, no distrito de Huangpu, em Xangai, na China. Reconstruído em sua localização atual em 1996, é considerado um dos primeiros museus modernos de classe mundial do país. O museu foi fundado em 1952 e foi aberto pela primeira vez ao público na antiga casa do clube de corrida de Xangai, agora na Rua Nanquim. O museu tem uma coleção de mais de 120 000 peças, incluindo peças em bronze, cerâmica, caligrafia, móveis, jades, moedas antigas, pinturas, selos, esculturas, artes de minorias e arte estrangeira. O Museu de Xangai abriga vários itens de importância nacional, incluindo uma das três espécimes existentes de um espelho de bronze transparente da Dinastia Han. Wikipedia

This is the most hilarious and informative place. I recommend the first floor for a great laugh. Every type of wine cup imaginable - from extra large, too extra small, shaped like a woman, shaped like private parts, shaped like a dog. :D Find out how drunk people were during the time of Confucius! Also exhibits calligraphy, traditional dress (amazing) and sculptures (also amazing). Very informative, free to enter, english maps and self tours available, toilet facilities, wheelchair accessible, paid parking, and 400m from metro exit.

"shop dine walk shop again " Best pedestrian place to stroll around in shanghai with n number of shops and eateries. From morning till midnight the buzzing streets will keep you busy in every way it can. BTW beware of scammers all around, other than that nothing to complain about this place. best place for shoppers. I could see people dancing in groups with loud music, mainly of age groups 50 and above at many different places. At first I thought it was some kind of street show but as I Observed closely it was basically a kind of exercise for the senior citizens, however there is no age limit set and anyone can join enjoy or workout themselves whichever one would prefer. It’s called “Jie Wu” in Mandarin roughly translated as street dance.

A must see in Shanghai loved this museum with so much to see inside and so many years of history. Do not miss a visit here if you are in Shanghai. Be careful of people approaching you near here as they try to scam you and take you to a tea house to then rip you off.

What an atmosphere!! Nanjing Road is the biggest and most famous shopping district in Shanghai. It is not only a shopping area, but it is an iconic historical footprint of the British concession era. The road was the first and main access to link between the port (The Bund) and the British settlement. Today, The road is around 6km and it is divided into Eastern Nanjing and Western Nanjing. The east part starts from the bund to the People’s Square. This part of the district is considered as the original old Nanjing road, where you can find stores and buildings with more than 150 years history. Currently, some of these buildings are occupied by department stores international or local restaurants and hotels. Walking in the eastern Nanjing is always fun, where you can go shopping, eating and getting lost in the crowd taking selfies. You can also enjoy riding the mini train which will take you from one end to another. It is around 10 minutes ride in one direction. It is even more fun and exciting walking around at night when the area gets more crowded and you can take nice picture of the crowded road with the neon stores signboards

A very busy & vibrant commercial shopping street, eastern part from the Bund to Peoples square was more crowded with a pedestrian street for walking where traffic was not allowed. Both side of the street were full of classical European big buildings along with modern large buildings. A lot of malls selling Chinese as well as western branded goods were there. Monte Blanc, Dunhill, Omega, US Polo etc. Some crowded shops were selling Chinese confectionaries & moon cakes. Restaurants selling western as well Chinese dishes were drawing a lot of people. A small tram was available to ride on the busy street. Nanjing dong lu metro station was just at the side of the street. Historically the road ran through the British concession is must visit place of nowadays Shanghai.

Nice and well organised museum. I arrived in early so no need to wait at all. Mostly government museum is free but some need id or passport to identify yourself. I love this place. 😊👍

Spending time at Shanghai Museum was invaluable. Half day was not enough for someone who's eager to explore the antiques, historic stuffs and arts. Visiting early at the opening time helps you get into the museum quicker and avoid getting stuck in a long queue for more than 1 hour.

Massive collection of Chinese history spanning five floors. Furniture, artefacts, and art from China's rich and beautiful culture. Superb examples of the finest ceramics. Everything beautifully displayed and curated.

Worth visiting for sure; 4 floors with 4 spacious exhibition halls on each floor. Takes at least 2.5h to see it all without hurry.

(Translated by Google) The Shanghai Museum was founded in 1952. It was originally located at the old racing club at No. 325 Nanjing West Road. It moved into the Zhonghui Building at No. 16 Henan South Road in October 1959. It is now located at No. 201, Renmin Avenue, Huangpu District, on the south side of the People's Square in the central Shanghai. In August 1993, the construction of the new Shanghai Museum began, and it was fully completed and opened on October 12, 1996. The Shanghai Museum has a total building area of ​​39,200 square meters, covering an area of ​​11,000 square meters, with two floors underground and five floors above ground, 29.5 meters high, and a total investment of 570 million yuan. The new pavilion is an architectural shape combining a square base with a round overhang, which has the meaning of "a place with a round sky" in China. The name "Shanghai Museum" was written by Chen Yi, the first mayor of Shanghai. The Shanghai Museum has 11 special halls, 3 exhibition halls, and an exhibition area of ​​2,800 square meters. There are nearly one million cultural relics in the collection, including 120,000 fine cultural relics, especially bronze ware, ceramics, calligraphy and painting. It has a collection of bronzes from Baoji, Henan, Hunan and other places. It is known as the "half of the country" in the cultural relic world. It is a large ancient Chinese art museum, so it is worth seeing! The Shanghai Museum was founded in 1952. It was originally located at the Old Race Club at No. 325 Nanjing West Road. It moved into the Zhonghui Building at No. 16 Henan South Road in October 1959. It is now located at No. 201 , Renmin Avenue, Huangpu District, on the south side of the People's Square in the central Shanghai. In August 1993, the construction of the new Shanghai Museum started, and it was fully opened on October 12, 1996. The Shanghai Museum has a total building area of ​​​​39,200 square meters, covering an area of ​​​​11,000 square meters, with two floors underground and five floors above ground, with a height of 29.5 meters and a total investment of 570 million yuan. The new pavilion is an architectural shape that combines a square base with a round overhang, which has the meaning of "a place with a round sky" in China. The name "Shanghai Museum" was written by Chen Yi, the first mayor of Shanghai. The Shanghai Museum has 11 special halls, 3 exhibition halls, and an exhibition area of ​​​​2,800 square meters. The museum has nearly one million cultural relics, including 120,000 fine cultural relics, especially bronze ware, ceramics, calligraphy, and paintings. It has a collection of bronzes from Baoji, Henan, Hunan and other places. It is known as the "half of the country" in the cultural relic world. It is a large-scale ancient Chinese art museum. (Original) 上海博物馆创建于1952年，原址南京西路325号旧跑马总会，1959年10月迁入河南南路16号中汇大楼，现址上海市中心人民广场的南侧黄浦区人民大道201号。 1993年8月，上海博物馆新馆开工建设，1996年10月12日全面建成开放。上海博物馆建筑总面积39200平方米，占地面积1.1万平方米，地下二层，地上五层，高29.5米，总投资5.7亿元。新馆是方体基座与圆形出挑相结合的建筑造型，具有中国“天圆地方”的寓意。馆名“上海博物馆”为上海第一任市长陈毅书写。 上海博物馆设有11个专馆，3个展览厅，陈列面积2,800平方米。馆藏文物近百万件，其中精品文物12万件，其中尤其是以青铜器、陶瓷器、书法、绘画为特色。收藏了来自宝鸡及河南、湖南等地的青铜器，有文物界“半壁江山”之誉，是一座大型的中国古代艺术博物馆，故此很值得一看！ The Shanghai Museum was founded in 1952. It was originally located at the Old Race Club at No. 325 Nanjing West Road. It moved into the Zhonghui Building at No. 16 Henan South Road in October 1959. It is now located at No. 201, Renmin Avenue, Huangpu District, on the south side of the People's Square in the central Shanghai. In August 1993, the construction of the new Shanghai Museum started, and it was fully opened on October 12, 1996. The Shanghai Museum has a total building area of ​​39,200 square meters, covering an area of ​​11,000 square meters, with two floors underground and five floors above ground, with a height of 29.5 meters and a total investment of 570 million yuan. The new pavilion is an architectural shape that combines a square base with a round overhang, which has the meaning of "a place with a round sky" in China. The name "Shanghai Museum" was written by Chen Yi, the first mayor of Shanghai. The Shanghai Museum has 11 special halls, 3 exhibition halls, and an exhibition area of ​​2,800 square meters. The museum has nearly one million cultural relics, including 120,000 fine cultural relics, especially bronze ware, ceramics, calligraphy, and paintings. It has a collection of bronzes from Baoji, Henan, Hunan and other places. It is known as the "half of the country" in the cultural relic world. It is a large-scale ancient Chinese art museum.

(Translated by Google) Yes, good. (Original) Da,bun.

Took my two kids there. They were amazed to see some many interesting stuff. A good selection of artefacts - from paintings, calligraphy to furniture, from sculpture to bronze. It's a great place to learn some Chinese Art History. The bilingual display is really helpful for foreigners. We also love the gift shop.

(Translated by Google) High-quality exhibits are crowded (Original) 展品優質就是人多

(Translated by Google) Very large museum with many finds of different types. To visit (Original) Museo molto grande con molti reperti di diverso tipo. Da visitare

(Translated by Google) At least the lower two floors should definitely be visited; the museum will positively surprise everyone who only expects the historical accumulation of dug-out arrowheads to simple vessels that is customary for such houses. The collections impress with the wealth of forms and images from a distant, non-European culture, and it becomes clear that they were way ahead of them in terms of time and content: for example, in the extremely artistic bronze vessels, some of which Already developed a thousand years before our era (i.e. before classical Greek culture), in the Li period idealized in retrospect by Confucius (or his later secretaries), and of course in (much later) porcelain. The small to life-sized figures, some of them from the time before Laotse and the emergence of Buddhism, but also from its heyday, are convincing, on the one hand, if they are intended to scare off the grim reign. But beyond all attitudes to power, others captivate through the expression of inner enlightenment, which in Europe, if at all, was only artistically expressed in the course of the Renaissance. (Original) Zumindest die unteren beiden Stockwerke sollte man unbedingt besuchen; das Museum wird alle positiv überraschen, die nur die für solche Häuser übliche historische Anhäufung von ausgebuddelten Pfeilspitzen bis Einfachgefäßen erwarten. Die Sammlungen beeindrucken durch den Formen- und Bilderreichtum aus einer fernen, nicht-europäischen Kultur, und es wird deutlich, dass sie jener zeitlich und inhaltlich weit voraus war: zum Beispiel bei den überaus kunstvollen Bronzegefäßen, die z.T. bereits tausend Jahre vor unserer Zeitrechnung entstanden (also vor der klassischen griechischen Kultur), in der von Konfuzius (bzw. seinen späteren Schriftführern) rückblickend idealisierten Li-Zeit, und natürlich beim (weit späteren) Porzellan. Auch die kleinen bis lebensgroßen Figuren, zum Teil bereits aus der Zeit vor Laotse und der Entstehung des Buddhismus, aber auch aus dessen Blütezeit, überzeugen zum einen, wenn sie grimmig herrschend abschrecken sollen. Andere aber fesseln jenseits aller Machtattitüde durch den Ausdruck innerer Erleuchtung, wie sie in Europa, wenn überhaupt, erst im Zuge der Renaissance künstlerisch zum Ausdruck kam.

Quite an interesting museum that is worth a visit if you are interested in Chinese history and have a couple days in Shanghai. It is totally free to enter and explore. Most of the exhibits are centered around art in some shape or form, from the history of Chinese stamps & seals to Chinese tapestries through the ages to paintings & photographs by Chinese photographers. Unfortunately, many of the signs & descriptions of the artifacts are not (yet) available in English.

It's just a well founded, fancy, everythings ready,crowded and broad street. But it is the very reason why we must visit and enjoy ourselves in this beautiful street. Recommended.

This place is overrated and full of tourist traps. Beware of the trains and the scammers trying to sell fake fur, bags and watches.

A lovely place to visit, brings me back memories when I used to come here with my friends, somehow it's way more fun when you come here at night, the lights are all bright, people here and there, left amd right, the real deal for shanghai. This street is also packed with branded brands: Gucci, Zara, PullnBear etc, the place to shop and really feel what shanghai's like, well it's like New York's Times Square, but not as packed. It's worth the visit just for once, but don't come here every single day, Shanghai is full of other hidden gems. Hope I helped you guys get the idea of this place, I also live in shanghai, I'm an overseas student, so I pretty much know shanghai. Thank you so much

It’s a hive of activity along here every day but returning at night breathes a whole new atmosphere with the impressive lights and bustling crowds. The range of shops is varied, from regular fashion outlets also found in the West to local food offerings where much of the produce is unrecognisable. There’s a large number of cafes and restaurants along the length too which give plenty of good opportunities to people watch and revive the feet. It’s a must see area for anyone wanting to explore the city though and doesn’t have the vibe of being touristy at all.

Shopping, shopping, shopping!!! This is a place to visit even if you don't want to shop. The whole place can get crowded but very vibrant and colorful. It is a full 20 mins walk from end to end (exclude shopping time). For a non-shopper like me, I could just sit there for an hour or two people watching and absorbing in the liveliness of the place.

Shopping street full of malls, restaurants and street food. Very beautiful at night. Malls are huge, several floors high. This street is usually very crowded. The one thing I did not like was some unscrupulous people that offer copies of Rolex watches and other luxurious brands to foreigners on the streets. They are very persistent and won't go away easily.

Another must visit spot when coming to Shanghai, the famed Nanjing Road pedestrian mall that stretches for something like 14kms across the Central city area. The architecture is striking and reminiscent of a bygone era of neon signboards and art decor design structures. There's something for everyone young and old here and even features a mall just for kids. There are modern pet cafes, bars and food courts interspersed with traditional restaurants on the main strip and one street over. Weekends and public holidays can bring larger crowds to the city areas so expect police and military presence for maintaining safety and crowd control. Well worth an evening visit!

It's a commercial and tourist spots. Many people said not worth to come, expensive, and a lots of tourists. Yup, it's true! But undeniable this is also one of the hottest spots you must visit when you came to Shanghai. After all, we all are tourist too, isn't it? Take a walk, feel the energy of the economical power of China. To be frank, I don't think worth the buying here, but window shopping is good.

I've been to this place many times, but every time I find it different, it's beautiful.

Nice place to visit.

As a museum guide from Taiwan, I would like to share that regular exhibitions in the National palace museum Taiwan are better than SH museum. But I would like to say that the special and seasonal exhibitions in SH museum are better. I will recommend the traveler to see special exhibitions first.

One of the top meseums in China. Many stuff inside. If you want to view something interested, you'd better take a look at the website in advance and pick the related theme exhibition hall. For more infomation, feel free to twitter me@jerryshanghai or email: [email protected]

Nice museum, composed of multiple exhibitions. Especially nice in the summer heat thanks to the very much appreciated AC. It might take a few minutes to get in due to the usual security check.

One of the most visit attraction in Shanghai. They have collected all the ancient Chinese stuffs in very good condition and there are no entry fee! Great place to visit!!!

Great place

(Translated by Google) It's wonderful ❗️ I like Buddha statues very much, but the history of China such as oracle bone script and seals is packed tightly. And it's free! ️ I want museums in Japan to be cheaper and more familiar to many people. (Original) 素晴らしいです❗️仏像がとてもすきですが、甲骨文字、印章などなど中国の歴史がギッシリ詰まっています。しかも無料‼️ 日本の博物館もっと安くして多くの人に親しんでもらいたいですね。

(Translated by Google) Historical and cultural diversity (Original) 歷史文化多元

(Translated by Google) A great museum with a rich collection. I only visited two exhibition halls in one afternoon. I thought that the bronzes were antiquities covered with patina. As a result, I found that there are many exquisite works in the collection, and there are many animal face patterns, bird patterns, fire patterns, thunder patterns... .They are so cute. People who didn’t think thousands of years ago could make such exquisite artifacts! In the past, history textbooks only read the history of the Western Zhou Dynasty. The Xia Dynasty seems to be a mythical existence? Erlitou culture presents more and more Xia North Korea history. The Ceramic Hall and Ancient Jade Hall are also very exciting. (Original) 非常棒的博物館，館藏豐富。一個下午只參觀了二個展廳，印象中以為青銅器就是長滿銅鏽的古物；結果發現館藏中有很多很精緻的作品，而且很多的獸面紋、鳥紋、火紋、雷紋.....都好可愛，想不到幾千年前的人們就可以做出這麼精緻的器物! 以前歷史課本只讀到西周的歷史，夏朝似乎是神話般的存在? 二里頭文化呈現越來越多的夏朝歷史。陶瓷館與古玉館也非常精彩。

This is a great museum. The collection of art are amazing. One of the best museum.

Great place to visit if you like history and culture. I really enjoyed the museum. The entrance is free and it's also located in a beautiful park.

Incredible!

(Translated by Google) a lot of people (Original) 人好多

(Translated by Google) Very beautiful! Highly recommended (Original) Muy bello! Muy recomendable

(Translated by Google) A place worth seeing, you can learn about Greater Shanghai. (Original) 值得一看的地方，可以了解大上海。

This museum is free and has many floors with different displays. However, the queue can be scary during the weekends. I’ve meant to come here several times but the queue was super long. Since it’s usually open at 9 am, come before 9 if you come with a group or come during the weekdays.

(Translated by Google) The Shanghai Museum is dedicated to ancient Chinese art. It is located in the People's Square in the Huangpu district of the Shanghai Municipality in the People's Republic of China. The museum first opened its doors in 1952 in a modernist building on Nanjing Street. Later (1959) he moved to Henan Street. The current museum was opened in 1996. The building that houses the museum is circular in shape and occupies an area of ​​39,200 m² of which more than 10,000 are dedicated to exhibitions. Its height is 29.5 meters, divided into five floors. Designed by a local architect, the building has a circular shape on a square base, thus symbolizing the ancient Chinese perception of the world: A round sky, a square earth. The museum contains a collection of more than 120,000 pieces, divided into ten different categories: bronze, sculpture, pottery, jade, painting, calligraphy, stamps, coins, furniture from the Ming and Qing dynasties, and arts from Chinese minorities. (Original) El Museo de Shanghai está dedicado al arte chino antiguo. Se encuentra en la Plaza del Pueblo, en el distrito de Huangpu de la municipalidad de Shanghái, en la República Popular China. El museo abrió por primera vez sus puertas en el año 1952 en un edificio modernista de la calle Nanjing. Posteriormente (1959) se trasladó a la calle Henan. El museo actual se inauguró en el año 1996. El edificio que alberga el museo tiene forma circular y ocupa un área de 39.200 m² de los que más de 10.000 están dedicados a exposiciones. Su altura es de 29,5 metros, divididos en cinco pisos. Diseñado por un arquitecto local, el edificio tiene una forma circular sobre una base cuadrada, simbolizando así la antigua percepción china del mundo: Un cielo redondo, una tierra cuadrada. El museo contiene una colección de más de 120.000 piezas, divididas en diez categorías diferentes: bronce, escultura, cerámica, jade, pintura, caligrafía, sellos, monedas, muebles de las dinastías Ming y Qing y artes de las minorías chinas.

A beautiful building dedicated to Chinese history and culture.

(Translated by Google) No opinion to see the ground motion instrument in the square, only in textbooks (Original) 無意見看到廣場的地動儀，課本才有的

Free entrance. Best place to start exploring the city

(Translated by Google) There are a lot of collections, and they are free to visit (Original) 館藏挺多的，也免費參觀

(Translated by Google) To visit if you are in the area (Original) Da visitare se siete in zona

(Translated by Google) It's free, so it's easy to come and finish the line. As the history is long, the cultural assets are different in size and level. You have to come to see me for a few days (Original) 무료라서 맘편하게 왔다가 줄서다 끝날지도, 역사가 긴 만큼 문화재도 규모와 수준이 남다른 곳, 오디오 해설기 강추! 맘잡고 며칠은 와봐야 제대로 볼 수 있다

(Translated by Google) I can't believe it's free. There are also Japanese instructions. Anyway, it is large and there are many exhibits, so it can not be seen in one day. If you have limited time, you may want to add a star to the area you want to see. Especially recommended area for folk costumes. Also, there are many people who are taking pictures, but the security guards did not pay special attention, so it is not prohibited ... I also took a lot. (Original) ここが無料だなんて信じられません。日本語の説明書も置いてあります。とにかく広くて展示も多く、一日では見きれないです。時間に限りがある方は、見たいエリアの目星を付けていったほうがいいかも。特に民族衣装のエリアおすすめです。 あと、写真撮影してる人多いですが、警備員も特に注意してなかったので、禁止ではない…と思います。私もかなり撮りました。

A huge collection of bronze, statues, ceramics!

(Translated by Google) Very little relevance. (Original) Muy poco relevante.

(Translated by Google) We watched in 2019. (Original) 2019年、看了。

The history itself.

It was interesting to see some Chinese paintings learn about the process of porcelain production, see the first Chinese coins and one of the very first jade jewellery.

(Translated by Google) The Nanjing Road pedestrian starting point starts from the Shanghai Theater. It has Shinsegae Department Store and Shanghai Number One Department Store. Nanjing Road is crowded and crowded. And the Apple store located there is phosphated as people. The end of the Nanjing Road pedestrian is the Bund overlooking Oriental Pearl. (Original) 상하이 극장을 돌면 난징루 보행자 출발점이 시작된다.. 이곳은 신세계 백화점과 상하이 넘버원 백화점이 있다. 난징로드는 번잡하고 붐빈다. 그리고 그곳에 위치한 애플스토어는 어느나라든 그렇듯 사람들로 인산인해다. 난징루 보행자 끝나는 점은 동방명주가 바라다보이는 와이탄이 있다.

(Translated by Google) Many people but worth seeing (Original) 人很多但值得看

(Translated by Google) Surprise for free. The manners of local visitors are also surprised well (^ _-)-☆ (Original) 無料で驚き。現地の見学者のマナーも良く驚き(^_-)-☆

(Translated by Google) One of the favorite museums, the highest level in the country (Original) 最喜欢的博物馆之一，国内最高水平

A place I would always remember the glittering Shanghai. Old hotels and night clubs used to adorn the pedestrian mall. Modern China was marked by a huge Coke bottle and on another side by a smiling Chinese joker who is all smile, a caricature by one famous artist perhaps self-ridiculing and depreciating. Pick pockets, swindlers and touts swarm this pedestrian mall with many plain clothes police looking out for the tourists to ensure they do not tarnish the good name of the cities. Many retails and restaurant can situate many floors above the ground level, signboards and neon lights, synchronize to the rhythms of the night and the march of the many shoppers. It is a place to watch the world goes by and ponder how amazingly China has leap beyond many countries and race beyond the first world. Cashless society is one reality here, sci-fi world, robots, human laugh and pounce carrying shopping bags hurried pass each other. It is better than watching movies.

A lot of shopping opportunities. Expensive & cheap stores. A lot of eating opportunities too. Very beautiful street at night😍 (To all Kpop fans: You can find BT21 merch)

Great opportunity to shop in an open air promenade with plenty of American friendly stores. Just look out for the back alley hustlers, trying to lure you in for a massage (unless that is your thing).

Very lively location at night, filled with shopping centres and shops. The night view is pretty spectacular. Highly recommend you guys to stay at Majesty plaza Shanghai which is along this street. Really value for money at prime location.

This is a rather cool street to walk along at night. Plenty of shops (big name brand included) and places to eat. Lots of pretty lights and interesting things to photograph. If you continue walking along this street you'll eventually end up at the Bund: so maybe start here first. Well worth a visit!

Awesome atmosphere, buzzing with people and lights. Plenty of food options and hundreds of shops.

A lot of shopping opportunities for everyone. Store for all types of fashion. A very beautiful place at night. A lot of eating opportunities too

1. Long and wide walking street, but crowded, anytime 2. Kind of like endless shops 3. At the west end, it is the People's Park, toward the east end, you will reach The Bund 4. Neon lights, digital screens, advertisement everywhere 5. Be careful of touts, they are eyeing for foreigners especially.

It's so much fun! Lots of places to take photos.

(Translated by Google) Shanghai's busiest shopping street. (Original) Con phố mua sắm sầm uất bậc nhất Thượng Hải.

(Translated by Google) It is gorgeous and lively. (Original) 華やかでにぎやかです。

(Translated by Google) Pedestrian paradise. It is one of the most famous tourist spots in Shanghai. It is located in the center of Shanghai, called People's Square, and its total length is about 3 km. If you come to Shanghai for sightseeing, you will definitely come here and take a picture. It's also a tourist destination for Chinese people, so it's basically quite crowded whenever you go. There are many shops and restaurants on the road surface, but there is not much recommended. There are many shops for tourists. There are many Chinese who are soliciting "bags and wallets", so be careful. Also, watch out for theft. (Original) 歩行者天国です。上海の超有名観光地の一つです。人民広場という上海市の中心部にあり、全長は3キロくらいあるのではないでしょうか。観光で上海に来る方は間違いなくここにきて写真を撮っていくことでしょう。中国人にとっての観光地でもあるので、基本的にいつ行ってもかなりの混雑です。路面にはお店と飲食店がたくさんありますが、あまりおすすめのお店はありません。あくまで観光客用のお店が多いです。「カバン、財布あるよ」などの勧誘をしてくる中国人も多いので気を付けましょう。あと、盗難にも気を付けましょう。

(Translated by Google) Day and night, just walking around was fun (Original) 昼も夜も、てくてく歩くだけでもたのしいかった

It is one of the main attractions in shanghai and it gives you sensational feeling when you stroll through the streets after having good time at the bund

Many people walk here and we can enjoy very much view...

A crowded road, full of visitors. A walk in the evening time makes your day beautiful. It has numerous shops of different international brands. Its leads toward famous 'Bund' side of Shanghai.

(Translated by Google) Bustling street (Original) 繁華街

Cool look, and good shopping places. I got there for my last hours in China, really good memories.

It you want to go shopping, this is the place for you. According to our guide it is the only place in Shanghai where you can't bargain for prices. Everything is clean and polished, but gets very poor and dirty if you get 20 metres down a side road.

(Translated by Google) To be seen (Original) Da vedere

Nice pedestrian Street. You will find a lot of shops especially the branded ones.

(Translated by Google) Nanjing Road Walkway is located in the Huangpu District of Shanghai, starting from Xizang Middle Road in the west and Henan Middle Road in the east. It has a total length of 1033 meters, a road width of 18-28 meters, and a total land area of ​​about 30,000 square meters. September 20. Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street adopts an asymmetric layout, with a 4.2-meter-wide "golden belt" as the main line, which runs through the entire pedestrian street. The "golden belt" centrally arranges urban public facilities such as chairs, shopping kiosks, information kiosks, Billboards, sculpture sketches, street lamps, waste bins, telephone booths, etc., and 34 flower beds with different shapes. In 2019, the Ministry of Commerce issued the "Notice on the Pilot Work of Renovating and Upgrading Pedestrian Streets" and decided to carry out the pilot work of upgrading and upgrading pedestrian streets on Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street in Shanghai. [1] (Original) 南京路步行街（Nanjing Road Walkway），位于上海市黄浦区境内，西起西藏中路，东至河南中路，全长1033米，路幅宽18—28米，总用地约3万平方米，建成于1999年9月20日。 南京路步行街采用不对称的布置形式，以4.2米宽的“金带”为主线，贯穿于整条步行街中，“金带”上集中布置城市公共设施，如坐椅、购物亭、问讯亭、广告牌、雕塑小品、路灯、废物箱、电话亭等，并设有34个造型各异的花坛。 2019年，商务部印发《关于开展步行街改造提升试点工作的通知》，决定在上海南京路步行街开展步行街改造提升试点工作。[1]

Huge and broad street packed with shopping spots

(Translated by Google) Shanghai's famous commercial street with amazing night views (Original) 上海著名商业街，夜晚景色迷人

Feel relax to walk in the middle of the road. If you feel tired, also can take a ride of a "train" RMB5 per ride.

Beautiful place. Especially night time.

Good place for a walk

(Translated by Google) Never Bored even though I've visited many times (Original) Ga Pernah Bosan walau udah berkali kali berkunjung

(Translated by Google) I walked from end to end and then took a small train. I bought rabbit candy from the downtown area, near my accommodation. (Original) 끝에서 끝까지 걸어서 구경후 작은 기차를 탔는데 나름 괜찮음. 토끼사탕은 여기 번화가를 벗어나 숙소근처에서 샀는데 사탕모양 한봉지 10위안 차이남.

Quite upscale shopping street. Lots of people walking around at night. Not much activity though. There are two bars, foreign I think, right at the middle and they are empty. I think local Shanghainese won't come here for drinks. They would go somewhere like jinguo road.

(Translated by Google) Busy but not much to buy. Only clothes and souvenirs (Original) Sầm uất nhưng không nhiều thứ mua. Chỉ quần áo và đồ lưu niệm

(Translated by Google) Beautiful. Empty until 10:30 am, after this time is packed. It's worth it day and night. (Original) Lindo. Vazio até as 10:30 da manhã, após esse horário é lotado. Vale a pena de dia e de noite.

Horribly boring place full of police and security cameras and touristy stores

Very fun and interesting!!!!

(Translated by Google) Very lively, you can shop with peace of mind (Original) とても賑やかで、安心して買い物もできます

(Translated by Google) Shanghai shopping street. Good shopping and strolling. If I noticed, I was walking to the Bund, You can walk happily! (Original) 上海のショッピングストリート。 ショッピングもよし、散策もよし。 気がつけば外灘まで歩いていました、 楽しく歩けます！

(Translated by Google) The taste of old Shanghai, people really have enough! The price is relatively high! (Original) 老上海的味道，人真的有夠多！物價比較高！

(Translated by Google) Good place for a walk (Original) 散步的好地方

(Translated by Google) Must visit (Original) Visita obligada

A great place to visit in Shanghai, even though you don’t intend to buy anything. Despite the crowds, it’s enjoyable to stroll down the street lined with shops at night, enjoying the weather and browsing in some shops. There is also a nice 5RMB tram ride that takes you through the entire street so if you’re tired of walking and need to get back to the other side, you can take the tram.

(Translated by Google) Deliberately get off at the station early, After Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street and then to the Bund~ The light and shadow of the whole street is very beautiful~ With the brilliance of fine products, It’s really just a walk, just fine. (Original) 刻意早一站下車， 經過南京路步行街再到外灘～ 整條街道的光影打得非常漂亮～ 再配上精品的輝煌， 真的只能步行經過就好呀😂

Great attraction for both visitors and locals. This is an absolutely beautiful street of shops and cafés as well as hotels. You could spend several days going into all of the shops without repeating. It is very safe and well lit at night. I would recommend going both during the day and at night for different experiences worth doing twice. The East end is anchored by the Bund and Fairmont Peace hotel and the West end is anchored by the Le Royale People’s Park and Meridian Marriott. both hotels make good landmarks while you’re touring the city. Several of the hotels have rooftop bars that are open to the public. Do yourself a favor and head down a few of the alleys for additional shops and more authentic experiences. While it is beautiful it’s quite obvious that the storefronts are a thin veneer as either side of the street quickly becomes less polished. I would recommend to a friend.

Famous shopping promenade in Shanghai. It is super busy here at night time with locals and foreigners. There are lots of bright lights and big brand names such as: Apple, Sephora, Nike, Zara, Uniqlo, Pull & Bear. You can also find KFC, Pizza Hut, Burger King and McDonalds. This area king of reminds me of Times Square in NYC. Inside the “malls” along the strip, there are many smaller stores and food court / food hall type restaurants. To not backtrack and to enjoy the whole street, I would either start at People’s Square and walk all the way down to The Bund, or vice versa. This walk, without stops, should take 30 minutes.

The road is suitable for walking in all seasons. and likes rainy days the most

A very busy pedestrian street 24/7, reflecting Shanghai’s reputation as a mega-city that never sleeps. From the East Nanjing Road Subway Station to the Bund, there’s a lot for any type of shopper: from name brands to street wear, from pretentious restaurants to street food. The most exciting for me is the street food. It’s inexpensive yet utterly delicious glimpses of Chinese cooking 😎😎😎… EXPLORE AND BE ADVENTUROUS. The street ends at the Bund, with a view of the Oriental Pearl Tower.

Nanjing road east and west, roads for your happiness for shopping. A heaven of brands luxury and economical. A must visit tourist place. Around 6 km long stretch of brands both side of road. Subway shopping area, stand alone brand shops, multi storey shopping malls, hotels etc are the highlight.

Just walking and look at the pedestrian and shop is relaxing. If you have money, you can go shopping too.

Super busy here st night till 11pm, specially at the weekend, big street with a lot of people and adv brands in the world!

Popular street for shopping and eateries. The street is wide and clean, lined with ginko and maple trees.

Many retail shops, food options and drinks, be aware of the fashion clothing scammers (everywhere) and the tea scam