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The Paramount, once known as the 'First Cabaret of the Far East,' was the most glamorous ballroom in 1930s Shanghai. After a massive restoration, it has reopened as a functional dance hall, meticulously recreating its Art Deco splendor with velvet curtains and crystal chandeliers. The sensory experience is a pure time-travel journey back to 'Old Shanghai' jazz culture. Expert recommendation: Book a table for an evening dance session where a live big band plays 1930s classics. Pro Tip: You can visit during the day for a guided tour of the historic building to see the famous dance floor. It’s located right across from Jing'an Temple. Dress up to match the elegant atmosphere and capture the nostalgic vibe of the era.

A striking, golden-roofed ancient Buddhist temple standing in dramatic architectural contrast with Lujiazui-style modern shopping malls.
As the elite private-dining arm of the Xin Rong Ji group, Rong Fu Yan represents the pinnacle of Taizhou and Shanghainese fusion, focusing on the absolute purity of seasonal ingredients
A beautifully preserved 1920s historic lane residential community along Yuyuan Road, once home to prominent Chinese cultural figures.
Fu He Hui is a temple of modern vegetarian fine dining, set in a Zen-like townhouse in the French Concession
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