Jin Mao Tower is the 3rd tallest building in Shanghai. The building is located in the Pudong New area, where you can find it on the map as well. It is almost 1,380 feet tall. At the ground, floor tickets are sold. Every 30 minutes, 15 visitors are allowed to enter. So mind this time when you are going to schedule your daily trip. The elevator that reaches the top of this building is super fast (nearly 30 ft/s). It took us less than a minute to reach to 88th sightseeing floor from the ground floor. There is a service that is called: "wander in the cloud". That means that visitors can walk along a 60-meter-long and 1.2-meter-wide glass skywalk without rails. The weather was so polluted as you can see from the photo that I sent. So, the view was not clear. But it is really worth visiting this building.

Really nice place in the center of the financial district east side of the river in Shanghai. Pretty tall bldg, 85 floors w/ observation deck. But having said that nxt door thete is a 120 storey bldg, the Shanghai Tower. Grand Hyatt is located in Jin Mao tower, from 54th floor to 83rd. Nice hotel, views from the high floor rooms r spectacular.

Walking around the area is enough to get a good feel of the size of these man made structures. Instead of going up to any of the observation decks, consider spending the money to eat in a restaurant on a high floor. This area is worth a visit. Can arrive by subway or taxi. Clear days are best, but its also awesome to see the tower headed into a low cloud.

Jia Mao Tower is the forth highest man made structure on in the Lujiazui Financial District, Shanghai. It is 421 meters high. The very design of the Jin Mao Tower make it spectacular to the viewers those who view it from the Shanghai bund. It is a 88 story building and it contains a shopping mall, offices and Grand Hyatt Shanghai Hotel.

Amazing views from the top of this 88-storey tower at 88 Century Avenue! Situated in Shanghai's new commercial district in "Pudong", this is still one of the world's tallest buildings and looks across to several of Shanghai's other skyscrapers.

The tower itself and the view is nice. I have tried Skywalk experience, my third skywalk. Unfortunately, i was very disappointed about the service. Zero English and very unfriendly to foreigners (was in a Chinese group). It is very commercial, they care more about quantity than quality. However, you can take amazing pictures with spectacular views, which you can get in digital form for not too high price.

The Jin Mao Tower, situated in the heart of Shanghai's Lujiazui financial district, is a masterful blend of architectural prowess and functional elegance. Soaring to a height of 421 meters, this skyscraper commands attention with its distinctive tiered design, reminiscent of ancient Chinese pagodas, yet infused with a modern aesthetic. Upon entering the tower, visitors are greeted by a grand atrium that spans several floors, adorned with intricate details and luxurious materials. The tower's interior seamlessly combines traditional Chinese design elements with contemporary touches, creating a sophisticated ambiance. Riding the express elevators to the observation deck on the 88th floor is a thrilling experience, offering panoramic views of the sprawling cityscape, the Huangpu River, and the neighboring skyscrapers. The architectural ingenuity is evident in the tower's structural design, incorporating advanced engineering to withstand earthquakes and typhoons common to the region. One of the Jin Mao Tower's unique features is its multi-functional nature. Housing a luxury hotel, offices, and observation decks, it serves as a microcosm of urban living, making it a symbol of Shanghai's economic and cultural dynamism. The tower's integration of sustainable practices further underscores its commitment to environmental responsibility. In summary, the Jin Mao Tower is more than a towering structure; it's a testament to architectural innovation, cultural fusion, and urban functionality. Its enduring appeal lies not only in its height but in its ability to seamlessly integrate tradition and modernity in the vibrant tapestry of Shanghai's skyline.

This iconic skyscraper is a true gem in the city's skyline, and I highly recommend adding it to your itinerary. First and foremost, the views from the top are simply breathtaking. As you ascend to the observation deck, you'll be treated to panoramic vistas of Shanghai's sprawling metropolis. The sheer scale and density of the cityscape are mesmerizing, especially when viewed from such a remarkable height. The modern skyscrapers, historical landmarks, and the meandering Huangpu River create a mesmerizing tapestry that truly showcases Shanghai's vibrant energy. The architecture of the Jin Mao Tower itself is a masterpiece. The design seamlessly combines elements of traditional Chinese culture with contemporary aesthetics. Overall, the Jin Mao Tower is a must-see attraction in Shanghai. Whether you're a fan of architecture, a lover of impressive views, or simply looking to experience the city from a different perspective, this tower will not disappoint. I highly recommend allocating some time to explore this architectural marvel and soak in the awe-inspiring vistas it offers.

Great views over Shanghai. It is possible to do a skywalk on the outside of the Jin Mao toweer. Not so scary as it looks. Fun experience. Only possible with a guide.

Nice ground level view from visiter gallery on top. It is one of the finest architecture of the world and the is beautiful from the top of it. Must visit it at least once whenever you visit it. Such an unforgettable experience.

It took a little time to get up there, but the local tourists are so nice and really made us feel so welcomed. It was an incredible experience.

(Translated by Google) Jinmao Tower, also known as Jinmao Tower, is located in the Lujiazui Financial and Trade Zone on the Huangpu River in Pudong New District, Shanghai, People's Republic of China. ). The building was started in 1994 and completed in 1998. The whole building has a total of 88 floors on the ground, plus a total of 93 floors in the minaret, and 3 floors underground. The total area is 278,707 square meters. There are 130 elevators and 555 rooms in the building. The building is a landmark in Shanghai, a modern office building, five-star hotel, convention and exhibition center, entertainment, shopping malls and other facilities in one, blending Chinese tower style and Western building technology multi-functional skyscraper. It was designed by Adrian Smith, a former design partner of SOM Design in Chicago, USA. Jin Mao Tower is owned by Jin Mao Group. The daily maintenance cost of the building is RMB 1 million per day. (Original) 金茂大厦又稱金茂大樓，位于中華人民共和國上海市浦东新区黄浦江畔的陆家嘴金融贸易区，樓高420.5米，是上海第3高的摩天大樓、中國大陸第10高樓（截至2015年）。大廈於1994年開工，1998年建成。全楼在地上共88層，再加上尖塔的樓層共有93層，地下则3層，全部的面积为27萬8707平方米。楼中有130部電梯與555間客房。该大厦是上海的一座地標，是集现代化办公楼、五星级酒店、会展中心、娱乐、商场等设施于一体，融汇中國塔型風格與西方建筑技术的多功能型摩天大楼。它由美国芝加哥SOM设计事务所的前任设计合伙人亚德里安·史密斯（Adrian Smith）设计。金茂大厦由金茂集团拥有。该楼日常维护费用为每日100万人民币。

(Translated by Google) No one in Shanghai has ever seen that (Original) 상하이가본사람은 저거안본사람이없음

(Translated by Google) A tower hotel in the Lujiazui area. Hyatt had a lot of charm to know for the first time inside. From the 54th floor where the lobby is located, you can enjoy the urban view that has been fascinated by forgetting to check-in. The room is impressive with the huge Shanghai Tower facing the Dawn in front. Depending on the weather, there are times when fog is generated below and the ground cannot be seen. I was moved by the feeling of being on a cloud. The atrium in the center of the hotel is also a sight. It is close to shopping malls such as IFC and the Great Plaza, and there are many restaurants around. The area is beautifully lit up, so it is fun to take a walk at night ♪ It is recommended because it is a hotel in a very convenient location. (Original) 陸家嘴エリアにあるタワーホテル。ハイアットは中に入って初めて知る魅力がたくさんありました。ロビーがある５４階からは、チェックインを忘れて魅入ってしまったほどの都会的な眺めを堪能出来ます☺︎ガラス張りなのでかなりのパノラマビュー。お部屋は巨大な上海タワーが正面にドーーンと見える向きで迫力満点。天気によりますが、下に霧が発生して地上が見えない時あり。雲の上にいるような気分で感動でした。 ホテル中央部分の吹き抜けも見ものです☺︎ IFCや正大広場などショッピングモールからも近く、飲食店も周りにたくさんあります。ライトアップが綺麗なエリアなので、夜散歩も楽しい♪とても便利な立地にあるホテルなのでおすすめです。

My favorite skyscraper in Shanghai. Not only is the outside stunning, but the inside is just as beautiful.

(Translated by Google) gtak ummy umy fnol umb nahja yem mul e marān (Original) gtak ummy umy fnol umb nahja yem mul e marān

One of my Favorite Places I've ever been to.

Good place to visit

(Translated by Google) Great view (Original) Super Aussicht

(Translated by Google) Spectacular tower and viewpoint with a certain nostalgic air for its differential architecture. This characteristic tower is to Shanghai what the Empire State to New York. Beautiful views from its glazed gazebo. (Original) Espectacular torre y mirador con un cierto aire nostálgico por su arquitectura diferencial. Esta torre característica es a Shanghai lo que el Empire State a New York. Preciosas vistas desde su mirador acristalado.

(Translated by Google) The upper floors of this building is a luxury hotel called the Grand Hyatt. I went on a tour so I stayed relatively cheaply. The room was very comfortable and the view from the window was great. The view from the restaurant is also wonderful. The atrium is also quite beautiful. (Original) このビルの上層階はグランドハイアットという高級ホテルです。ツアーで行ったので比較的安く泊まれました。部屋はとても快適、窓から見る景色も最高でした。レストランからの景色も素晴らしいです。吹き抜けもなかなか見事ですよ。

Very, very cool structure - similar to the Tapei 101 but smaller. The view down the centre of the building on the inside is quite something else!

Definitely a must do - sight seeing from the 88th floor. Amazing views of Shanghai and the hotel below! Time when you go because huge tour groups come here and block your view!!

The 3rd tallest tower in Shanghai. There is observation deck on 88 floor. Ticket price is 120 RMB for adult. Very quick elevator delivers you to the deck within several seconds. I assume that it could be some crowds during weekend. If you want to be closer to the sky, you can visit Shanghai Tower that is in 50 meters nearby.

You Will be shocked by those huge buildings arroud. Luxury hotels, markets, restaurants in this area which called Lujiazui in Shanghai.

(Translated by Google) It is an 88-story skyscraper located in the Lujiazui area of ​​the Pudong District in Shanghai, China. It contains offices and the Shanghai Grand Hyatt Hotel. Until 2007 it was the tallest building in China, the fifth tallest in the world by roof height and the seventh by antenna height. For those who are curious about the figures of this colossus, it is worth collecting the data. It seems to me representative of what today's China wants to appear before the world: a great power that is capable of building the biggest and best, based on its own technological capabilities and taking its ancestral culture as a reference. That's why it's inspired by traditional Chinese architecture, like a stepped pagoda, gently receding to create a rhythmic pattern as it rises. Like the Petronas Towers in Malaysia, the building's proportions revolve around the number 8, associated with prosperity in Chinese culture. I visited it at night in August 2006, and it was then the roof from which to contemplate the panoramic view of the city. Today the Jin Mao Tower has two giants that can take away its prominence, although I think their visit will continue to be very very interesting. (Original) Es un rascacielos de 88 plantas situado en la zona Lujiazui del distrito de Pudong en Shanghai, China. Contiene oficinas y el Hotel Shanghai Grand Hyatt. Hasta 2007 fue el edificio más alto de China, el quinto más alto del mundo por altura de azotea y el séptimo por altura de antena. Para quien tenga curiosidad por las cifras de este coloso, vale la pena recabar los datos. A mi me parece representativo de lo que la China actual quiere aparecer ante el mundo: una gran potencia que es capaz de construir lo más grande y mejor, a partir de sus propias capacidades tecnológicas y teniendo como referente su cultura ancestral. Por eso se inspira en la arquitectura china tradicional, como una pagoda escalonada, que retrocede suavemente para crear una pauta rítmica según se eleva. Como las Torres Petronas de Malasia, las proporciones del edificio giran en torno al número 8, asociado con la prosperidad en la cultura china. Lo visité de noche en agosto de 2006, y era entonces el techo desde el que contemplar la panorámica de la ciudad. Hoy la Torre Jin Mao tiene dos gigantes que pueden quitarle protagonismo, aunque creo que su visita seguirá siendo muy muy interesante.

(Translated by Google) Already 8 years Looking at the top, you are amazed by the peculiar curves. Oriental Pearl is visible at your feet, and the trade center skyscraper and mountain are visible next to it. The sad thing is that it is because of the yellow dust that it is far away. (Original) 벌써 칠팔년ㅎ 꼭데기 에서 바라보면 톡특한 곡선에 깜짝 놀란다 동방명주가 발아래 보이고 옆에는 무역센타 마천루 빌딩도 산도 있고 다보인다 아쉬운것은 멀리 보는것은 황사 때문인지 부옅다 밤에는 분위기가 있겠다

Amazing view… reasonable price

When it opened in 1998 Jin Mao Tower used to dominate the Pudong skyline together with the Oriental Pearl Tower. These days it is overshadowed by the significantly taller Shanghai Tower and Shanghai World Financial Center. However, this should not deter you from visiting it. This stunning architectural masterpiece remains my second favorite observation deck in the city behind the one located at the top of Shanghai Tower. Unlike the neighbouring SWFC you can enjoy 360 degree views from the top and unlike the Oriental Pearl Tower there are usually no long queues to get in. The admission price is also more reasonable than at the other observation decks and in addition you get a dizzying view down the world’s tallest lobby.

(Translated by Google) Admission to the observation deck is expensive. (Original) 전망대 입장료 비싸요.ㅠㅠ

(Translated by Google) A quiet place in the center where you can safely sit on a chair in the sun. (Original) Тихое место в самом центре где можно спокойно посидеть на стульчике на солнышке.

Not worth it going to the viewing deck. If your in for the skywalk then it's a better view

Amazing place

(Translated by Google) A must-see place if you are visiting Shanghai (Original) 상해 관광하시면 꼭 가봐야할 장소

Jin Mao Tower Shanghai china and Sky Scrapper and also world fastest elevator is here.

(Translated by Google) Cool (Original) Прикольно

(Translated by Google) It looks more beautiful at night, very beautiful (Original) 晚上近看更美，非常的漂亮

The place itself reminds you of Petronas Towers in Kuala Lumpur and equally interesting. The best views in town and very modern architecture. Shanghai has always been the most modern city in China and still is. All new constructions follow modern plans and comes out in the landscape as something interesting.

It’s our of this planet! It’s amazing to be here , and see this all! Lots of places on the ground floor but highly advise to go on top of the towers! View is amazing

Visiting Jin Mao skywalk was a great experience.I would highly recommend it.

(Translated by Google) Really impressive. (Original) Realmente impresionante.

(Translated by Google) Majestic tall buildings with a sweeping view of the Huangpu River The building is very tall and there are many people. If you have a fear of heights, think twice (Original) 宏偉的大高樓，黃浦江一覽無遺 樓很高人很多，有懼高症的朋友三思

(Translated by Google) Even if it is `` only '' the third largest tower in Shanghai at 420 meters ..... breathtaking. For the very brave, there are tours - OUTSIDE! - offered for a little money. Inside is probably the tallest hotel lobby in the world. In the evening, the banking district is a single colored light show. (Original) Auch wenn er ``nur`` der drittgrößte Tower Shanghais mit 420 Metern ist….. atemberaubend. Für ganz Mutige werden hier Rundgänge - AUSSEN! - für ein kleines Geld angeboten. Im Innenraum ist die wahrscheinlich höchste Hotellobby der Welt. Abends ist das Bankenviertel eine einzige farbige Lichtshow.

Symbolic building of Shanghai

U can have a look down on Lujiazui

(Translated by Google) View from the World Financial Center (Original) Vista desde el World Financial Center

(Translated by Google) Lookout Skywalker Please try! (Original) 전망대 스카이워커 꼭 해보세요!

(Translated by Google) Nomi na zamma oli but (Original) Nomi na zamma oli ama

(Translated by Google) Pretty high up in the tower, the Cloud 9 bar. Great view of Cyperpunk Shanghai. With a drink. Pure immersion! Almost ten years ago, when I was sitting there and had a cinema at my head, you didn't pay an entrance fee. These are now available (150 CNY?), But can be consumed completely, which seems appropriate to me. (Original) Ziemlich weit oben im Tower die Bar Cloud 9. Toller Blick über Cyperpunk-Shanghai. Dazu einen Drink. Immersion pur! Vor knapp zehn Jahren, als ich dort saß und Kopfkino hatte, bezahlte man noch keine Eintrittsgebühr. Diese gibt es nun (150 CNY?), kann aber komplett verzehrt werden, was mir angemessen erscheint.

(Translated by Google) The height at which the neck hurts when viewed from below. If you go without smog, you can overlook Shanghai. Looking at the glittering night view, I will work hard from tomorrow. (Original) 下から見ると首が痛くなる高さ。スモッグがないときに行くと上海を見渡せる。ギラギラした夜景を見ると明日から頑張ろってなる。

(Translated by Google) Fresh overlooking the hotel lobby, it was the tallest building in Pudong in 2006 (Original) 호텔 로비를 내려다보는 신선함, 2006년에 오를때 푸동에서 제일 높은 건물이었는데

(Translated by Google) Recommended noodle house. Good landscape. (Original) 推薦面江房。景觀佳。

(Translated by Google) Excellent view (Original) Excelente vista

(Translated by Google) "Skywalk" walking outside the window on the observation floor To commemorate the experience, a certificate, a medal, and one photo as a souvenir I ’m over 18 years old, but I ’m over 16 years old, Skywalk reception is on the first floor Passport required The center of the observation floor is the hotel atrium The outside, inside and view were good (Original) 展望フロアの窓の外を歩く「スカイウォーク」 体験記念に、証明書.メダル.写真１枚 お土産に～ 18歳以上から ですが 16歳以上で保護者と一緒ならできます スカイウォークの受付は１階で パスポートは必要 展望フロアの中心は、ホテルの吹き抜け 外側も内側も眺めもよかったです

(Translated by Google) Beautiful in pictures (Original) زیباست درتصاویر

(Translated by Google) The view is beautiful! (Original) Het uitzicht is prachtig!