This walkway along the Huangpu River is the heart of this great and historical city. It suits families, tourists and lovers alike.

We went on Chinese New Year. The usual billion people crowd was now 5 billion. However, you could sneak a good peak in here and there, but then you can't move after that, so just leave.

I love the bund in Shanghai. You should go to one of the rooftop bars on the western bank before it gets dark and experience The Bund in both daylight and evening. The Rosevelt Bar is a good spot. It seems, however, that the lights...More

I came on a hazy day and it was lovely to walk along. I went on a Sunday morning and it was relatively quiet (not busy), I've heard that it can be very busy, so try to avoid the crazy times and there are many...More

The buildings on the Bund date back to the colonial concession which can be seen in the architectural design. The area is in a good clean state with new pathways and gardens along its length. The elevated walkway along the river is in a new...More

Taking a stroll at night with the breeze on your face, lights glistening from all angles, a truly very memorable visit!

Plan on spending some time here in the evening. Absolutely beautiful once all the lights start coming on. It will be the best photos of your trip I promise you.

Amazing, powerful, beautiful, you cant lose the opportunity of taking a great shot of this view. the only problem that with the pollution and the rainy days its hard sometimes to find a clear day for a good picture

You can walk around here for a few hours to experience the city, beautiful views of the lights at night. Lots of hussle and bussle of people doing enjoying the stroll. Nice little restaurants. Loved to watch the lights on the boats/

A must visit to see the Shanghai skyline. It can get foggy often so be prepared to see 1/2 a skyline. There are plenty of dining in all the auxiliary roads or hotels.