Nightlife (Click here)

11 The one-time city of sin, Shanghai’s heady mix of lipstick-smudged martini glasses and flashing neon lights doesn’t always match expectations, but there’s no doubt that the place loves to party. You don’t need to knock back shots of green tea and whisky or dance till dawn to have a good time, though. The nightlife scene continues to mature, and whether you prefer theatre, jazz or punk rock, you can be sure that the midnight hour will always have something in store.

Drinking & Nightlife

TMSK bar
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Lilong & Longtang (Click here)

12 When Shanghai’s superscale buildings leave you feeling totally dwarfed, get down to the city’s traditional lilong and longtang lanes. Exploring this charming realm allows you to discover a more personable aspect to the city, so go slow. This is where you can find Shanghai’s homey and more intimate side: narrow alleys, classic three-storey buildings, a warm community spirit, history, heritage and a lethargic tempo entirely at odds with the roar of the main drag.

Architecture in Shanghai

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