It was cold during the period of April when we travelled. We totally forgotten the cold upon see the night lights along The Bund, we like the old colonial feel, it just feel that we were transported back to 1905s :)

It was cold during the period of April when we travelled. We totally forgotten the cold upon see the night lights along The Bund, we like the old colonial feel, it just feel that we were transported back to 1905s :)
It was great fun to walk along The Bund and see the old buildings we've seen in films. The view across the river of the new skyscrapers is nice, too, but when we were there it was obscured by smog.
views are good for taking photos of both the Bund area and the Pu Dong area. The downturn is that it can get too crowded during the peak times.
Good area for walking. Nice family style restaurants if you search them out. The river trip is useful to sort out the local geography, as were the "BIG BUS" tours. Weather and fog were downers but that's beyond our control.
The Bund historic buildings have been preserved and plaques on the buildings tell the history of each. The promenade area of The Bund is great for walking and admiring the new buildings of Pudong across the river.
Lots of great photo ops! Just be sure to make it back to the MRT before 10:30pm or you'll be stuck haggling with a taxi driver (who doesn't speak English and wants to overcharge foreigners) in order to get back to your hotel.
The Bund is a great place to stroll around. The view of the Pudong skyline is priceless. Excellent spot to take photos. Nice to stroll from north to south.
The Bund is wonderful to walk around. Start from People's Park and enjoy the people watching. Once at the Bund, find a restaurant or bar with a view and enjoy!
Great place for an evening stroll, the lights on the buildings at night are well worth a visit. Plenty to see around the area and the river is lovely. We were approached by a nice young chap who wanted a chat, so we are still wondering if he was just friendly or about to con us into something, but we...
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Everyone says that Shanghai isn't "real" China, but I don't think so. The city is a landmark in urban development, and visiting The Bund is the best way to recognize how it can swallow you! The buildings are absolutely gorgeous. You can go to a dock near the river and see many families and locals just hanging around by the...
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