[2025 Shanghai ] Travel Guide for Duoyun Academy Flagship Store (Updated May)

| Experience the Charm of the Dreamy City. In Shanghai, a charming city, even a day can bring countless wonderful encounters. Now, follow this guide to start a unique trip to this magical city! Literary Stroll, Encountering History and Romance Morning: Wukang Building - Wukang Road - Former Residence of Soong Ching Ling • Wukang Building: This highly recognizable building is a landmark in Shanghai. Here, you can take a beautiful panoramic photo of the building in front of the "Old Mack Cafe" diagonally opposite the building, and you can also get a special architectural stamp at the "Dayin Book Bureau" on the first floor. • Wukang Road: Known as the "condensed modern history of Shanghai," there are more than 30 former residences of celebrities along the road, full of historical charm. Strolling through it, you can also check out the literary and artistic shops in the Wukang Ting Art Block, or taste the "CORNER CONE GELATO" popular ice cream. • Former Residence of Soong Ching Ling: Step into this place to feel the life of a great person and learn about her contributions to the country and the people. Noon: Jing'an Temple - Nanjing West Road Business Circle • Jing'an Temple: The oldest Buddhist temple in Shanghai, with its golden roof shining brightly. The square in front of the temple offers a unique view of the magnificent buildings contrasting with modern skyscrapers. The vegetarian noodles at "Fuhuiyuan," the vegetarian restaurant in the temple, are also worth a try. • Nanjing West Road Business Circle: If you are tired of shopping, come here to rest, taste the delicacies of Xintiandi Western Point, the cafes near Jing'an Temple, or order a takeaway of Xiaolong from the Nanxiang Steamed Bun Restaurant in City God Temple, which is super cost-effective. Modern City, Experiencing the Prosperity of Shanghai Afternoon: Lujiazui - Yu Garden & City God Temple • Lujiazui: China's financial center, home to the "Duoyun Bookstore" on the 52nd floor of the Shanghai Tower, where you can enjoy a free panoramic view of the city (reservation required). You can also take an up-angle shot of the "Kitchen Three-Piece Set" on the overpass to feel the futuristic sense of Shanghai. • Yu Garden & City God Temple: Yu Garden is a model of Jiangnan gardens in the Ming Dynasty. The "Yu Linglong" Taihu stone in the garden is a treasure of the garden. "Yu Garden Cultural and Creative" at the exit can buy special souvenirs. The City God Temple is the core area of Shanghai folk culture. The Zigzag Bridge Lake Heart Pavilion in the Yu Garden business district is a must-see classic spot. The Xiaolongbao at Nanxiang Steamed Bun Restaurant (crab roe buns require queuing) should not be missed. Evening to Night: The Bund - Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street • The Bund: The classic combination of the Bund International Architecture Exhibition and the night view of the Huangpu River. The Customs Building's bell tolls on the hour. The viewing platform of the "Pudong Art Museum" on the North Bund has fewer people and beautiful scenery. It is recommended to arrive before 17:00 to enjoy the beautiful scenery before and after sunset. • Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street: The first street of Chinese commerce, here you will find the giant chocolate bean wall of "M&M's World," the time-honored "Shenda Cheng" Qingtuan/fresh meat mooncakes, and the vintage trams shuttling through the street, creating a super atmospheric night view. Helpful Tips 1. Transportation: Download the "Metro Daduhui" APP to scan the code to take the subway. The ferry supports Alipay's "Travel" scan code, making travel super convenient 🚇 2. Tickets: Some attractions require advance reservations, such as the Shanghai Tower, Duoyun Bookstore, Yu Garden, etc. Remember to arrange your itinerary in advance 📅 3. Dining: Shanghai has a wide variety of delicacies, but be careful to avoid the high-priced restaurants in the tourist area. Choose some time-honored brands or local specialty shops to taste more authentic delicacies 😋 4. Photography: Bring a power bank. Shanghai is full of beautiful scenery, and the battery power for taking pictures is very important! The light at different times is different, and the photos taken will have different effects 📷 This is the wonderful route for a one-day tour of Shanghai. Whether it is historical culture, modern city, or food and shopping, you can experience it perfectly in this one day. Come to Shanghai and start your own magical journey! 💕

Visitors can start by checking in at West Lake in Hangzhou, then head to Wuzhen Xizha to experience the picturesque scenery of Jiangnan. In Wuzhen Xizha, I stayed at a local guesthouse, where you can take a small boat to explore the nighttime Jiangnan scenery, feeling as if you've traveled back in time. After arriving in Suzhou, visit places like the Suzhou Museum, the Humble Administrator's Garden, and the Lion Grove Garden to learn about the local culture. From Hangzhou to Suzhou, and finally to Shanghai, you can experience the changes of the times. If traveling with children, you can end the trip with a visit to Shanghai Disneyland. Shanghai is truly a premium travel destination, and I look forward to my next trip.

Unexpectedly, the drinks are quite delicious. The latte from Duoyun Academy is quite to my taste. The berry is also very delicious. It is recommended to make an appointment via WeChat first. (No strict review) It is recommended to enter at sunset. There is not enough viewing space. There are too many tourists and few seats. My feet were sore waiting for the sunset. There are two places to see the North Cape and the South Cape. You can enter both places with your ticket. There are too many people and the angle is not good enough. It is not easy to take pictures. I won't visit again🥹📍Address: Duoyun Academy 🕰️Business hours: 8:00-19:00

Shanghai, China, is a globally renowned tourist destination, attracting thousands of visitors daily for sightseeing and vacations. Among its many attractions, one standout is the Duoyun Bookstore Flagship Store, a must-visit for book lovers and cultural enthusiasts. Location: 52nd Floor, Shanghai Tower, Duoyun Bookstore Known as the world's highest bookstore, this 'sky lounge' is a hidden gem for literary enthusiasts in Shanghai. It offers a unique cloud-level reading experience that you won't want to miss! Opening Hours 10:30 AM - 8:00 PM (Recommended visiting times: early morning for fewer crowds and more seating, or after 3 PM to enjoy breathtaking sunset views!) Transportation Guide Metro: Take Line 2 or Line 14 to Lujiazui Station, Exit 9A, and walk for about 10 minutes. Driving: Parking is available at the Shanghai Tower underground garage (parking fees can be offset with sufficient purchases).

#RegisterFebruaryHotelTestSleeper2025 110225 (8) Finally arrived at the last major attraction in Shanghai. Fortunately, I booked an entry time from 12:30 to 2:00 on the official account. However, you need to buy a drink ☕🥤 or a snack 🍰🧁 to enter to enjoy the beautiful view of Whampoa 🏙️ and the Bund 📷📸. Of course, the price is about the same as in Hong Kong!

In the heart of the Magic City, there is a landmark building that rises from the ground - the Shanghai Center. This is not only a synonym for height, but also the beginning of a multi-dimensional experience of a magical journey. Beyond the height of the Cloud Bookstore, we reveal more mysterious ways to play in the Shanghai Center. Take the elevator straight up, you will travel through time and space, and come to the Jiangnan courtyard at 173 meters. Here, walking is like wandering in the long river of history, every step is stepping on the footprints of the ancients. And the high altitude of 314 meters is a paradise for tasting Kaiseki cuisine. Above the clouds, every bite is the ultimate care for the taste buds. If you are brave enough, why not try Gelato at a height of 552 meters, what kind of experience is this? I'm afraid only those who have tried it personally can understand. And the Michelin restaurant with an average of 200 to 2,500 is even more a taste of the ups and downs from the clouds to the ground. But the charm of the Shanghai Center is far more than that. There is the world's tallest indoor Chinese garden, allowing you to find a wonderful balance between modern and traditional. In the future, the entry of Duoyun Academy will turn this place into a cultural hall full of books. The Shanghai Center is not just a check-in holy place, it is a microcosm of Shanghai's urban civilization and the best interpretation of Oriental charm. Here, every exploration is a deep understanding of the aesthetics of life, and every corner is full of stories. Don't miss this opportunity, come to the Shanghai Center and experience a real deep tour. Here, you will find that height is no longer a distance, but a portal to another world. Are you ready? Let us rise to the clouds together and start this wonderful journey.

| Where to go on the weekend? Check in the most beautiful bookstore. ✔️Store name: Duoyun Bookstore 📍Address: 52nd floor of Shanghai Center Building Located on the 52nd floor of the Shanghai Center Building, Duoyun Bookstore is the highest 'sky bookstore' in Magic City. The famous architect Qian Ting, at a height of 239 meters, was inspired by literati landscape paintings, using black and white and ink-like smooth lines to transform the 2200 square meter Duoyun Bookstore flagship store into a 'landscape secret realm'. It became a popular landmark overnight! The key is to go on a sunny day, with the Magic City under the blue sky and white clouds in full view~ Even the three-piece set of Magic City is on par with you. If you want to overlook the entire Bund, you must buy a drink at the front desk. It's not expensive, about 40 yuan. Although the taste is average, it's still cost-effective for the ticket price!

Shanghai Duoyun Bookstore is not as magical as it is said to be on the Internet. Although you can indeed overlook the whole of Shanghai, the two viewing points face south and north respectively, and you cannot see the Bund and the sunset. Moreover, there are many wind fans near the window, so you can't take pictures too close to the window.