1. Districts: Pudong and Puxi
The Huangpu River splits Shanghai into two districts:

Pudong: The futuristic skyline of Pudong resembles something out of “The Jetsons.” Here, you’ll find iconic landmarks like the Oriental Pearl Tower and the Shanghai World Financial Center.
Puxi: On the Puxi side, stroll along the Bund riverside district to experience old Shanghai. Admire historic architecture, including the Peace Hotel, and take in the views of Pudong across the river.
2. Must-See Places
The Bund (Wai Tan): A historic waterfront area with colonial-era buildings and stunning views of Pudong’s skyscrapers.
Shanghai Museum (Shanghai Bowuguan): Explore ancient Chinese art, ceramics, and artifacts.
Zhujiajiao Water Town: Take a day trip to this picturesque water town with ancient bridges and narrow canals.
M50 Creative Park: An art district featuring galleries, studios, and trendy cafes.
3. Where to Stay
Choose from a mix of charming, iconic, and modern hotels:

Fairmont Peace Hotel: A historic landmark on the Bund.
The Shanghai EDITION: A stylish boutique hotel.
Bulgari Hotel Shanghai: Luxury and elegance.
Mandarin Oriental Pudong, Shanghai: Stunning views of the river.
4. Culinary Delights
Shanghai’s food scene is phenomenal:

MICHELIN Jin Xuan Chinese Restaurant: For exquisite Chinese cuisine.
Din Tai Fung (Nanjing West Road): Famous for its dumplings.
El Willy: Mediterranean and Spanish flavors.
5. Practical Tips
Airports: Shanghai has two international airports: Pudong (PVG) and Hongqiao (SHA). Direct flights connect Shanghai to major cities worldwide.
Bullet Trains: Conveniently travel within China using high-speed trains.