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Designed by David Chipperfield, the West Bund Museum is a centerpiece of the West Bund Cultural Corridor. It is most famous for its partnership with the Centre Pompidou in Paris, bringing world-class European modern art to Shanghai. The building is a minimalist masterpiece, featuring semi-translucent glass wings that glow at night. The museum overlooks the West Bund riverfront, a revitalized area popular for skating and walking. Expert recommendation: After viewing the galleries, take a stroll along the riverside 'Xuhui Runway Park.' Pro tip: The museum is very popular with the art-focused crowd, so booking tickets for major exhibitions in advance is essential. It is particularly beautiful at sunset when the light reflects off the glass facade and the river, making it a prime spot for architectural photography.
A futuristic waterfront hub transforming old industrial spaces into art, fashion, and dining.
Shanghai's oldest and largest Buddhist temple, revered for its pre-modern iconic seven-story pagoda and vibrant spring peach blossoms.

A labyrinth of narrow shikumen alleyways packed with creative artisan shops, boutiques, and trendy cafes.
Lao Ji Shi is the legendary 'Godfather' of Benbang (Shanghainese) cuisine, where world leaders and celebrities squeeze into tiny tables for a taste of authentic home-style cooking
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