Taikang Road
Taikang Road
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Neighbourhood: Luwan
How to get there
- Dapuqiao • 3 min walk
- Madang Road • 10 min walk
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yfylou
Kota Kinabalu, Malaysia6,306 contributions
Dec 2019
I have spent an hour at the Tianzifang outdoor alley shopping and found this food market at Taikang Road. Everything sold at this market is so fresh and get to mingle with the local people about their products. I have so much fun here and bought some local fruits to bring back to the hotel to eat.
Written 3 January 2020
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Clodruss
Singapore, Singapore548 contributions
A nice area to go out in the evening for a drink and dinner.
See the other reviews for Tianzifang, as it is the same general area.
Lots of little shops and restaurants tucked in the alleys.
Quite easy to get too from the downtown, it's on Metro line #9. Station Dapuqiao. Take exit number 1 to get to Taikang Road and Tianzifang.
See the other reviews for Tianzifang, as it is the same general area.
Lots of little shops and restaurants tucked in the alleys.
Quite easy to get too from the downtown, it's on Metro line #9. Station Dapuqiao. Take exit number 1 to get to Taikang Road and Tianzifang.
Written 12 March 2014
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Lawrence B
Sydney, Australia1,214 contributions
Nov 2017
I’m a regular to shanghai but have never been here and read about it in TripAdvisor. Yes quaint but a serious tourist area. Worth a look but that’s it. I saw that they did tours here for quite a lots of $. Don’t. Get a taxi and have a stroll. To pay for this would be mad
Written 15 November 2017
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lawc22
Penang Island, Malaysia167 contributions
June 2016 • Friends
Normally i will come to TianZhiFang whenever im in Shanghai..
although its get more and more tourist all these years and a bit crowded, its still excites me. many shops sell clothes classic-modern style chinese wear, trinkets and cafes.. love browsing around.
although its get more and more tourist all these years and a bit crowded, its still excites me. many shops sell clothes classic-modern style chinese wear, trinkets and cafes.. love browsing around.
Written 28 June 2016
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Easterbeilbs
Adelaide, Australia242 contributions
A tourist spot but offering more variety and quality than the trinkets at Yu Gardens.
Worth a wander around, a haggle and a stop for a feed or a drink.
Short walk from the metro stop.
Worth a wander around, a haggle and a stop for a feed or a drink.
Short walk from the metro stop.
Written 13 October 2013
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manny c
Roseville, CA78 contributions
Oct 2012 • Family
Cool area ti visit take the subway line 9 and exit the Dapuqiao stop...Lots of different shops,bars,and places to eat.Its kinda pricey here but if your up to a nice scenic walk.This is worth afew hours bring your Camera! Their is a shopping mall too at the same exit of the subway..Have Fun!
Written 18 December 2012
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TravelwithR10
Singapore, Singapore268 contributions
Sept 2018 • Friends
Easy to get here "TianZiFang", we took metro Line 9 and alight at DaPuQiao Station. Look for exit 1, the moment you get out of metro exit there you are!
From modern to traditional alley, get to check out alot of local street foods and designer products. This would be a great place if you wish to pick up some sovereigns for your friends and family.
If you are just there to check out probably 1-2 hours you could complete most of interesting parts in this district. However if you wish to hang out longer and probably pick up a beer by the bar, will need to factor in more time.
From modern to traditional alley, get to check out alot of local street foods and designer products. This would be a great place if you wish to pick up some sovereigns for your friends and family.
If you are just there to check out probably 1-2 hours you could complete most of interesting parts in this district. However if you wish to hang out longer and probably pick up a beer by the bar, will need to factor in more time.
Written 21 December 2018
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hellobanana
Shanghai, China319 contributions
Apr 2018 • Couples
This is a warren of old stone lane houses, converted into shops, bars, restaurants. If you want to see some local art and handicrafts, this is a good bet. There are now unfortunately a lot of tacky souvenir shops there, but just ignore those. Many of the houses are still occupied by original residents, so there is a noise ban after 10pm. Best to go on a weekday if possible. Grab a drink at the outside tiki bar and enjoy the people watching. Easily accessible by metro line 9, Dapuqiao station, exit 1.
Written 11 July 2018
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Seb
Wellington, New Zealand34 contributions
Aug 2017 • Solo
A great set of small walking streets off Taikang Road. There's plenty of street food, shopping for souvenirs, trinkets, clothing, jewelry and other things. And there are lots of good bars and restaurants.
It's mostly frequented by locals and Asian tourists, but it's very friendly to other tourists.
Easy to get here via subway. It's in the French Concession.
It's mostly frequented by locals and Asian tourists, but it's very friendly to other tourists.
Easy to get here via subway. It's in the French Concession.
Written 7 September 2017
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Matthew Y
31 contributions
Jan 2020
See this area of Shanghai, there are several shops selling furnishings along the street, I recommend a visit to all Mil De Lin is a must see as is Casa Pagoda. It is the gateway to Tianxifang
Written 19 January 2020
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