Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street Review

A must place to visit in Shanghai. It is located just in the corner of the famous Bund. A long street with many shops, local-and international eateries, street performances and many shopping malls...an unique experience, especially at night in Shanghai.

Especially suitable for punching in, it is good-looking to take pictures, feel Shanghai as an international metropolis, Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street has a wide variety of goods, and there are many tourists coming and going. It is very close to the Bund and you can take a sightseeing bus to visit!

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No matter how vicissitudes go, Nanjing Road has always been a symbol of Shanghai's prosperity, and on this street you can see Shanghai's past, present and future. I remember more than 30 years ago, many people would take a wedding photo at Wang Kai's photo studio, buy a suit at Peiromon, and buy a few "return goods" at Shanghai Food Company. This time I went to the pedestrian street of Nanjing Road and walked from the first department store to the Bund. I recalled a lot of past and beautiful memories. Nanjing Road became more beautiful and tidy, and the pedestrians walking on the road also became more energetic. I wish Shanghai more and more prosperity, and I wish Nanjing Road more and more beautiful!

The street is a fun place for families and friends hanging around. It’s modern and well designed for travellers to see Shanghai’s beauty and taste Shanghai foods.

Shanghai Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street is located in Huangpu District, Shanghai, from Tibet Middle Road to Tibet Middle Road, east to the Bund of Zhongshan East Road, the total length of 1528 meters, the road width of 18-28 meters, the total land use of about 30,000 square meters, built on September 20, 1999. One of the top ten famous pedestrian streets in the country, it is the earliest commercial street established after Shanghai opened. It is a gathering place of department stores, with a complete range of goods and a paradise for shoppers. Creative city sculptures can be seen everywhere, and there are a large number of chairs in the middle of the street for tourists to sit down, which is full of literary and fashionable atmosphere. Specialties: Boss Room, Yuan Wansheng, Cai Tongde.