All 9 in-depth pieces we’ve published on Shanghai — newest first.

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Four paid decks, two free viewpoints and a 45-minute sailing in Lujiazui, with the prices, hours and queues for each.

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What ¥180 actually buys at 562 metres above Lujiazui, and how the lifts, the queues and the passport rule work.

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A straight, stop-by-stop read on Shanghai's one-kilometre neon shopping mile: what is worth your time between People's Square and the Bund, and what to skip.

From dawn wet-market crawls to chef-led deep dives and a bike through the backstreets — the food tours worth your money in Shanghai in 2026, honestly ranked.

Six musicians in their eighties still play Glenn Miller nightly on the Bund — the living thread that runs from Jazz Age Shanghai to the city's restless present, and the nine rooms where you can hear it.

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Entry is free and you can walk in. The star bronzes have moved across the river to Pudong, and while a special exhibition is on, the reservation rule is back.

A calm, honest walking guide to the shikumen lane neighbourhoods that made Shanghai — from the sanitised showpieces to the lanes where people still hang out their laundry as you pass.

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A private car day on the Bund: the stone promenade is free, the bank lobby dates from 1923, Yu Garden sits inland, and a 14th-floor terrace looks over the Huangpu.

One district on the far end of Line 11 holds a century of Chinese driving: museum sedans, a Grand Prix circuit, a kart track and a robotaxi that pulls over with nobody at the wheel.