Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street

China's premier shopping street, the 5.5-km-long Nanjing Road, starts at the Bund and ends in the west at the junction of Jing'an Temple and West Yan'an street. 🛣 Nanjing Road, a renowned street in Shanghai, offers a unique blend of traditional and modern experiences. I have put together the ultimate guide on what to do there:🗺 What to do:🌟 1. Over 600 businesses on Nathan Road offer famous brands of high quality and new fashions, including upscale stores like Tiffany and Mont Blanc. In addition, approximately a hundred traditional stores and specialty shops provide a variety of goods such as silk, jade, embroidery, wool, and clocks, making it a shopper's paradise.🛍 2. Visitors can savor authentic Shanghai cuisine at century-old food stores and purchase gifts for loved ones.🛒 3. A ride on the nostalgic Dangdang tram, operating from 8:30 am to 10 pm daily, provides a glimpse into the city's past as it passes by various old and new stores.🚊 4. The vibrant nightlife of Shanghai is characterized by illuminated skyscrapers, open-air bars, abstract sculptures, and the enchanting melodies of street musicians, creating an unforgettable ambiance for evening strolls.🍸 Best Time to visit:🕝 Most stores in China typically operate from 10:00 to 22:00, accepting various payment methods including cash, Chinese UnionPay cards, and select foreign cards like Visa, MasterCard, and American Express. #cherryblossom2024 #mytravelhacks #songkran2024 #historicallandmarks #localguides #familytrip

#summervacation Great area to do some sightseeing , go for an evening stroll or for shopping . There is street food , pubs and cafes along the stretch. Along Nanjing pedestrian street, you are sure to find something you like , whether food or souvenirs . Take a stroll , preferably in the evening, you'll surely enjoy it. #summervacation

#chinatrip We noticed this massive Pop Mart shop along the way while we were wandering around Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street. This shop located at the corner lot of a shopping mall and easily noticeable. It was decorated as an outer space themed and it has 2 floors! I believe they have up to 2,000 of options to “choose” from, not really choose because it was mysterious box 😛

#chinatrip Been struggling to look for drinks in Shanghai but we finally found this Cheng Chi that located in the Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street, No 1 Department Store, level B1. Recognising as top 100 drinks by the Dian Ping app (famous food searching app in China), it has been posted by many tourists all over Xiao Hong Shu and indeed, as per what people recommended, this is one of the best!! Most recommended drink: pearl ice-cream milkshakes Rating: 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

#cherryblossom2024 🌸 Strolling in the rain in Shanghai at night, I followed many flowers to check in on Nanjing Road. Big City Small Romantic Nanjing Road. Strolling in the rain at night, there is no wrong atmosphere in Shanghai The rain drips down tightly in Zhejiang, and there are still many people who can come out and take a stroll. I really like to see Nanjing Road in the dark, and the rainbow reflected on the ground has carved another brilliant city with multiple colors and bright colors. This century old commercial street really likes shopping! Therefore, for the complex flower, we took a check-in photo at the entrance of the Peace Hotel.

|Snow fills the city of Jinling, Zhonghua Gate & Confucius Temple, the long-awaited snow. Live picture| Snow has been falling in the city of Jinling, Zhonghua Gate & Confucius Temple for a day now, it hasn't snowed this much in years. I walked from Zhonghua Gate to Confucius Temple in the afternoon~ Picture one was taken with a camera, the updated picture is already in the pinned comment, it seems everyone quite likes this one ▪Pictures 1-3, finally got to take a picture of this snowy scene at Dongyuan Bridge next to Confucius Temple! I've been waiting for several years, it really is a seasonal limited edition! ▪Pictures 4-7, Confucius Temple, classic shooting spot Wende Bridge ▪Pictures 8-13, Changgan Bridge & Zhonghua Gate, around the City Wall Museum, classic shooting spots, there are so many people, everyone must be careful of slippery roads when going out to take pictures of the snow. I admire photographers a bit, squatting in the snow to take pictures, I didn't dare to take out my camera, it got wet in a while

#chinatrip Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street is a 5 kilometers long street starting from The Bund to the West Yan An street. Along the street, there are many shops selling Shanghai local foods, souvenirs, and some international brands opened the door such as Lining, Lego Flagship Store, M&M as well as some of the department stores. Recommend you to put the itinerary together with the Bund when you visit here as both of the tourist spots are just next to each other. Recommended time to spend here would be at least 2-3 hours or if you are a shopaholic, you might spend half day or whole day here😅 Rating: 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

Hey, friend, ready to explore the heart of the Magic City? Join me on an impromptu journey to the bustling Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street! Here, you'll find not only the neon-lit prosperity but also the taste of old Shanghai. Let's weave through this vibrant street together. Tips Before You Go First, we need to figure out how to get there. The subway is the best option, take Line 1, Line 2, or Line 8 to People's Square Station, and you'll feel the vibe of Nanjing Road as soon as you exit the station. If you're coming from Pudong, you can take the subway Line 2 to East Nanjing Road Station, which leads right to the bustling street corner. Of course, buses are also a good choice, with routes like 20 and 37 taking you straight there, depending on where you're starting from. Shopping Route Planning Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street is actually quite long, about 1.5 kilometers, but don't worry, we'll take it slow. Start from Henan Middle Road and head east, you'll see century-old shops standing shoulder to shoulder with trendy malls. Don't forget to look up at those old buildings, such as the Wing On Department Store and Sincere Building, which have witnessed the changes in Shanghai. In the middle, Century Square is a great place to take a break; you can sit there, watch the hustle and bustle, and feel the pulse of the city. Moving forward, you'll reach the East Nanjing Road end, where there are more modern shopping centers and plenty of delicious food waiting for you. A Foodie's Paradise Speaking of food, Nanjing Road is a hidden dragon and crouching tiger. Xiao Yang's pan-fried buns and Nanxiang steamed buns are must-try Shanghai snacks. If you want something different, try the Peace Hotel, where the cuisine has both the old taste of Shanghai and innovative flavors, sure to satisfy your palate. Shopping Strategy Nanjing Road isn't just about food; shopping is also a great pleasure. From luxury goods to everyday items, you can find everything here. If you want to take home some Shanghai specialties, consider visiting Shao Wan Sheng or the First Food Store, where traditional pastries and candies make great souvenirs. Precautions While shopping, remember to keep an eye on your bags, as pickpockets are common in crowded places. When taking photos, don't block the way, and try to choose a less crowded time for better results. Before making a purchase, compare prices at different stores, and don't rush to spend money to avoid regret. Travel Suggestions Nanjing Road is relatively quiet on weekdays, while weekends and holidays are extremely crowded. If you don't mind the crowds, then go for it. If you want to get to know Shanghai better, you can combine Nanjing Road with other attractions, such as the Bund, City God Temple, and Yu Garden. After a day, you'll definitely have a deeper understanding of Shanghai. Alright, Nanjing Road is right in front of us. With this guide in hand, let's immerse ourselves in this charming city! Remember, have a pleasant journey!

Shanghai's oldest and most bustling commercial area, it is a pedestrian-only street. Often compared to Korea's Myeongdong, Nanjing Road is quite different in that it is a straight road with shops lined up on both sides. The characteristics of the shops also differ; while Myeongdong targets a younger demographic, Nanjing Road has a customer base that is evenly distributed up to the elderly. Nanjing Road starts from the eastern Bund and stretches for 5.5km, but the core pedestrian-centric commercial area is about 1km. Currently, about 600 shops are located here, and it is always a crowded place. The main street of Nanjing Road is rather modern, while the roads next to it offer a more modern taste of old Shanghai streets.

Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street in Shanghai is about 1500 meters long in total. The street is arranged asymmetrically, with a 4.2-meter-wide "Golden Belt" as the main line running through the entire pedestrian street. Among them, Yong'an Department Store, which opened on Nanjing Road in the seventh year of the Republic of China (1918), is one of the earliest national department stores in China; The Sincere Department Store building officially opened in October of the sixth year of the Republic of China (1917), located at the intersection of Nanjing Road and Zhejiang Road, and was the first department store in Nanjing Road set up by Chinese people; There are also places like Century Square, Shanghai Commerce and Trade Plaza, and so on. ◎ This Shanghai pedestrian street is very similar to Wuhan's Jianghan Road Pedestrian Street. ◎ It's extremely crowded, and at night traffic police control the pedestrian crossing, which is a two-way street. ◎ It connects to the Bund, and after visiting the pedestrian street, one can go directly to the Bund. ◎ There are sightseeing buses, which are worth taking a ride on. I regret not having taken one. ◎ There is also the largest animation city in Shanghai here. Transportation: Take the subway and transfer to Line 2/10, get off at East Nanjing Road Station, exit number two is closer to the Bund, the others lead to different parts of Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street.

#hiddengems This pop mart flagship store is strategically located in the Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street, Shanghai - the most lively street in the city, with 2 storeys and creative design making it a conspicuous shop that will attract a lot of tourists. If you are a pop mart toy collector, do miss out this place as it is the largest offline retail store in the world, with a total area of more than 500 square meters. Rating: 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟