Tianzifang Review

sometimes quite touristy and overcrowded but definitely worth a visit. charming little alleys are full of little gems:shops, bars and snack booths. great for a stroll during the day but also very nice for evening drinks. very easily accessible and most vendors speak English.

this place in SHanghai is definitely worth a visit. so many unique arts and craftsmanship shops, teas, beer, unique souvenirs and cheongsams or chinese mandarin dresses, zodiac tshirts, highly recommend this place!

Tianzifang ... worth a few visits for sure!!! Magical narrow interwoven alleyways with soooo much to see!

Very cute area with lots of small shops. We went a little to early (before 10AM) and not everything was open. I would recommend going later in the day.

awesome and traditional uncovering the artistic and true country side of Modern Shanghai .. A must visit attraction

The history of the spatial pattern of Tianzifang" block reflects the accumulation process of Shanghai Haipai culture, and is the expression of the intention of the compatibility of Haipai culture. The architectural styles in the block are rich and varied, focusing on all periods of Shanghai's development from the countryside to the concession to the modern city. Various types of historical buildings, including traditional houses, new styles, old styles, etc.

Tianzifang is a hip and very artsy enclave of narrow alleys bursting with boutique shops, restaurants, and bars that are housed in traditional old Chinese buildings or converted factory spaces. It was fun strolling and picking up kitschy stuff from the many adorable boutique shops selling all kinds of specialty gifts and souvenir knick knacks. We sampled all kinds of tea, saw the cutest dog and finger painting work by an amazing artist.