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Xintiandi is a premier lifestyle destination that pioneered the 'Shikumen' (stone gate) revitalization trend. It consists of traditional 19th-century gray-brick houses that have been converted into high-end restaurants and luxury boutiques. The area is historically significant as it houses the Site of the First National Congress of the CPC. The atmosphere is chic and international, making it a favorite for outdoor dining and people-watching. Expert recommendation: Visit the Shikumen Open House Museum to see how a middle-class Shanghai family lived in the 1920s. Pro tip: It is a great spot for nightlife, but prices are higher than elsewhere; come here for the atmosphere and stay for a drink at one of the craft breweries. The area is particularly festive during the Christmas and New Year seasons.
Wei Xiang Zhai is a legendary hole-in-the-wall that has served generations of Shanghainese people its famous 'Ma Jiang Mian' (Sesame Paste Noodles)
Found 158, often called 'The Magpie,' is Shanghai’s premier underground nightlife destination
An innovative high-end shopping center pioneering the 'Museum-Retail' concept by integrating contemporary art galleries on every floor.
T'ang Court was the first restaurant in mainland China to receive three Michelin stars, cementing its status as a pinnacle of Cantonese fine dining
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