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The Bund (Wai Tan), Shanghai

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Stroll along The Bund (Wai Tan) to become one with Shanghai's bustling crowds and take in views of the city's glittering skyline. The buildings lining this waterfront walk represent a broad variety of architectural styles, such as Gothic, Baroque, and Beaux-Arts. Take photos at the flood-control wall affectionately called the Lovers Wall and in front of the famous skyscrapers, including the Pearl Tower, whose pillars and spheres pierce the sky. Choose to start, finish, or center your holiday on a trip to The Bund (Wai Tan) by using our Shanghai trip planner .

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• By Thaisa B

  beautiful walking tour with a fantastic view, much better to be done in autumn days, once there are no shaded spots. tip: get lost in the surroundings streets, such as fuzhou road, where there are ver...  more »

• By kojihit

  陽が沈んでから行ってみました。 ライトアップされた建物が光り輝いていてとても綺麗でした。 風が冷たく、これからの季節は防寒コートが必要ですね。  more »

  I went after the sun sank. The illuminated building was shining and very beautiful. The wind is cold, and we need a cold coat in the coming season.
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• By Ethan P

  Probably the most important and must-visit site in Shanghai, especially at night as the light nights are stunning. Although it gets pretty crowded and you may have to squeeze through to find a space, it is very worth it as you can enjoy the stunning Shanghai skyline, including the World’s Second tallest building. It may be hard to get a nice photo spot but patience is important.

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• By Scott Bends

  Worth the stop for sights, people watching and a waterside stool. I recommend you make a point to visit at multiple times during the day. Morning shows off the working status of the river - barges and cargo. Evening shows off light shows from both the buildings as well as boats. A must visit for any stop in Shanghai.

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