What To Do And Eat In Shanghai, China ft. Suzhou | 6D5N Travel Guide
Discover the vibrant culinary scene and cultural highlights of Shanghai, China, with this comprehensive 6-day travel guide. From Michelin-starred dining to bustling bazaars and unique local eateries, explore the best of Shanghai and a delightful excursion to Suzhou's historic charm.
Xianyun Wudi Hammer Hotpot
This hotpot restaurant in Shanghai is known for its unique 'Hammer Hotpot' experience, where food is prepared with a hammer.
Xing Shen Star God Breakfast
A breakfast spot in Shanghai offering a traditional breakfast experience.
Top Toy shopping
A shopping center in Shanghai with a wide range of toys and character goods, including exclusive items.
Yu Yuan Bazaar
A traditional bazaar with ancient architecture and various shops and food stalls.
Ping Jiang Road
A road in Suzhou featuring traditional architecture, boutiques, and cafes.
Da Hu Chun (Fried Pork Buns)
A restaurant known for its fried pork buns.
Shangyin Water Spa
A spa that may not meet expectations but was recommended.
Tian Zi Fang
A trendy area with a lot of young people.
Wei Xiang Zhai
A restaurant known for a bowl of noodles for 80 years.
Xu Yan Royal Banquet
A banquet where you dress up as people from ancient times and there is a show inside.
Xing Rong Ji - Michelin 1 Star Restaurant
A Michelin 1-star restaurant located within the traditional Shanghai mansion.
Nanjing Road
One of the main shopping districts of Shanghai with over 600 shops.