THE CUSTOMS HOUSE - Shanghai, China

Getting There - City tour route 1 (Urban planning exhibition hall - City planning exhibition hall) Attractions - Shanghai Customs House was demolished in 1891. In 1893, a British Gothic building was built by British architects - Pudong Chuansha, and Yang Sisheng. In 1925, the old house was demolished and rebuilt. It was completed at the end of 1927. It is currently a building adjacent to the HSBC Bank building. It is known as HSBC's "sister building". The Shanghai customs building faces an eight-story building on the Bund, a four-story tower designed according to western house structures. The eastern wall is made of granite, the western and first two floors are stone, the third and fourth floors are inlaid with brown tiles. The front and first two floors serve as a base, with rough stone walls and a typical Greek columned porch at the entrance. Hotels - The Shanghai Edition Food & Restaurants - Roosevelt Sky Restaurant #localguides -