Walking and Food Tasting Tour in Historic District of Shanghai

One of the core residential areas of Shanghai's old town, a street where delicious food is concentrated. Here you can taste food from all over China and the world. It’s a place loved by both locals and tourists! Worried about too full to keep eating at the scene? It's okay, take away is always a good solution! Another worth going point on this road called "Wuzhong market". It's a small and delicate local food market. Here you can see the vegetables, aquatic products and other agricultural products that Shanghai citizens rely on every day, and some local products that you can’t find in other regions of China can be seen here. On this Road, we'll have One meal (handmade dumplings, cold dishes, Chinese sweet soup, if it is not possible to eat dumplings during the rush hour because of the small size of the store, we’ll change to other special dishes with no-less quality), snacks(flower cake, roast duck, brown sugar sticky rice cake), seasonal fruits, bottled water or tea (sugar-free)

The most famous historical and cultural street in Shanghai. This is a road that " condenses the hundred-years history of Shanghai ". It used to be the heart of the French concession, where rich and powerful people gathered during the turbulent years of war, with Spanish, British and other styles of garden houses lining up on both sides of the road. Now, while retaining the historical buildings completely, many handicraft shops, independent designer shops, clothing custom shops, and specialty cafes are opened here, forming a unique Shanghai style district that integrates fashion, delicacy and elegance. On this road, we will not only see the street landscape of the old city of Shanghai, but also introduce some famous historical buildings, including one of the landmarks of Shanghai "Wukang Mansion". And if you're tired from walking, there're always creative cafes where you can try a special flavor of coffee and have a nice rest.

Built in 1928, consists of two charming historic buildings. Now it has been transformed into a small but interesting business community with award-winning restaurants, galleries, florists, designer shops, boutiques, wine shops and more.

Built in 1924, one of Shanghai's landmarks. It is a typical French Renaissance building and the earliest veranda-style apartment building in Shanghai. It was and is a building with an active artistic atmosphere. Here, you can not only see one of the most famous buildings in Shanghai, take beautiful photos, but also visit many art shops.