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Known as the 'Bottle Opener' due to its distinctive aperture at the top, the SWFC is a landmark of modern engineering. Its Sky Walk 100, a glass-floored observatory at 474 meters, offers one of the most thrilling views in the city. The design was intended to reduce wind pressure while creating a memorable silhouette on the Lujiazui skyline. The interior is sleek and corporate, housing the Park Hyatt Shanghai. Expert recommendation: Visit the 97th-floor observatory, which features a retractable roof that opens on clear days. Pro tip: For a more luxurious experience, skip the observation deck ticket and go to 'Park Hyatt Living Room' on the 87th floor for afternoon tea; the price is similar to the entry fee, but you get a seat and a drink with a comparable view.

An iconic pagoda-inspired postmodern skyscraper featuring an 88th-floor observation deck and a thrilling open-air skywalk.

China's tallest skyscraper, offering breathtaking 360-degree views above the clouds from its twisting glass facade.

One of Asia's premier indoor family marine parks, world-famous for its massive 155-meter panoramic underwater viewing tunnel.

Shanghai's iconic futuristic 1990s architectural landmark, featuring high-altitude glass skywalks and an immersive municipal history museum.
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