InterContinental Shanghai Ruijin Destination

Shanghai Xintiandi can be called as internationally acclaimed restoration area, which now covers a total gross floor area of approximately 57,000 sq.m., houses some of Shanghai's top restaurants, bars, shops and boutiques.Xintiandi means New Heaven and Earth in Chinese, a unique environment enabling life enrichment of "Live-Work-Play". It is just one block south of the prestigious Huai Hai Zhong Road and its metro station at Huangpi Nan Road.

Little known to Shanghai old timers, Tianzifang has transformed itself from legacy residential architectures and factories into an artsy area housing bars, cafes, crafts shops, design studios, galleries and boutiques. Like Xintiandi, Tianzifang is one of a small number of old Shanghai shikumen buildings. The difference is the vivid live atmosphere stimulated from Tianzifang.

Great fabrics, such as cashmere and silk can be found here and tailored at very reasonable price. Our tips for you is that: Don't forget to bargain.

This theater stages wonderful performances by the Shanghai Magic Troup and the Shanghai Circus Troupe.Ticket Fare: RMB280,200,150. Tips: Make reservation by concierge.

The Bund is absolutely a must-see place in Shanghai. However, touring the Bund can be hard work - if you really want to see it, you start walking on the west side of the Huang Pu River and walk a long long long way. Our advice to you: Take a river cruise then! It's a great way to relax a bit and sight-see at the same time. And you can enjoy perfect views of the Bund's landmark buildings with an explanation on the way.Tips: Make reservation by concierge.

Ferguson Lane is a pedestrian complex nestled in Shanghai's former French Concession. A grand villa and terraced building were once the official residence for a Chinese diplomat and a state-owned office building, respectively. In 2005 Cornes World Company Ltd. acquired the property and worked with a team of international architects, structural engineers, and landscape architects to create an alcove of understated elegance using Art Deco design elements.