2. Yuyuan Garden Yuyuan Garden is the only well-preserved Jiangnan classical garden in Shanghai and a national key cultural relics protection unit. Yu Garden was built in the 38th year of Jiajing in Ming Dynasty (1559) and expanded in the 5th year of Wanli (1577). It is large in scale and is known as the "crown of famous gardens in Southeast China". Pan Yunyun, the owner of the garden, was once a political envoy of Sichuan. The garden was built to please old relatives, so it was named Yu Garden. After the liberation of Shanghai, it was completely renovated, and the eastern part was rebuilt in 1987, restoring the charm of the old scenery more than 100 years ago. The old and new scenery complement each other and blend into one, making this ancient garden more perfect. This is really a good place for entertainment and sightseeing. Now it covers an area of more than 30 mu, and the whole park is good at winning Jiangnan. There are more than 40 scenic spots, such as Cuixiu Hall, Yangshan Hall, Sansui Hall, Yuhua Hall, Dianchun Hall, Wanhua Building, Huijing Building, Kuailou Building, Yulexie and Big rockery.
3. Shanghai World Expo 20 10 World Expo (EXPO 20 10) is a world Expo in preparation, which was held in Shanghai, China in 2010, and it is also the first world Expo ever held in China. The theme of Shanghai World Expo is "Better City, Better Life". Organizers are expected to attract 70 million tourists from all over the world, with a total investment of 45 billion yuan, surpassing the Beijing Olympic Games and being the largest in the history of the World Expo.
4. Oriental Pearl Oriental Pearl Radio and Television Tower is located at the tip of Lujiazui, Pudong, on the Huangpu River, facing the World Architecture Expo Group on the Bund across the river. The tower is 468 meters high, ranking first in Asia and third in the world. Together with the left and right nanpu bridge and Yangpu Bridges, it has become a symbol of Shanghai's reform and opening up. The designers of the Oriental Pearl Radio and Television Tower connected eleven spheres of different sizes and heights in series from the blue sky to the green grass. The two huge spheres are like two rubies, crystal clear, and together with the two earth spheres of the newly-built world-class Shanghai International Conference Center under the tower (1999, the main venue of the Shanghai annual meeting of Fortune Forum), they form a magnificent landscape full of "like pearls pouring into a plate of jade" poetry.
5. Shanghai Ocean Aquarium Shanghai Ocean Aquarium is located in Lujiazui Financial and Trade Center in Pudong, adjacent to the famous Oriental Pearl, Jinmao Building, Pearl Park and Binjiang Avenue, with the Huangpu River in the north and the bustling Puxi Bund across the river; Pudong high-rise building under construction in Nanlian; The planned reserved exhibition center is adjacent to the east. It will become a golden area for tourism, shopping and sightseeing in Pudong and a multifunctional tourist and leisure resort in Shanghai integrating tourism, leisure and popular science education.
6. Bund complex 150 years ago, the colonists set foot on this strange land in Shanghai and took a fancy to this beach in Huangpu River. Therefore, this used to be a fiber road trodden by boatmen and coolies. After more than 100 years of construction, there are many high-rise buildings and traffic. These buildings with both classicism and modernism have become the symbol of Shanghai.
7. Old Town God Temple
Located in the most prosperous tourist area of Shanghai Chenghuang Temple, Shanghai Chenghuang Temple is an important Taoist temple in Shanghai. It was founded in the Yongle period of the Ming Dynasty (1403- 1424) and has a history of nearly 600 years. Due to the special status of the Shanghai God enshrined in the Shanghai City God Temple in Shanghai, the construction and development of the Taoist temple of the Shanghai City God Temple has been enthusiastically supported by the Shanghai people in the development process of nearly 600 years. From Yongle in the Ming Dynasty (1403- 1424) to Daoguang in the Qing Dynasty (1821-kloc-0/850), the temple base of the Shanghai City God Temple has been expanding and the number of palace buildings has been increasing. At its peak, the total area reached 49.9 mu.