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What fast-paced, sophisticated Shanghai lacks in history and grandeur is more than made up for by its surging skyscrapers, its constellation of dining, drinking and dancing destinations and its thrilling energy. Shanghai is the confident face of modern China. Take taxis between sights and social bookings or save money on the subway. Must -sees in the metropolis include the waterfront Bund, with colonial buildings ranging from Neoclassical to Art Deco, and prime people-watching spot, People's... more » What fast-paced, sophisticated Shanghai lacks in history and grandeur is more than made up for by its surging skyscrapers, its constellation of dining, drinking and dancing destinations and its thrilling energy. Shanghai is the confident face of modern China. Take taxis between sights and social bookings or save money on the subway. Must -sees in the metropolis include the waterfront Bund, with colonial buildings ranging from Neoclassical to Art Deco, and prime people-watching spot, People's Square. « less
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  • Resident population: 5,658,953 Annual visitors: 10,350,000 (est.)
  • Major features: temples, palaces, nightlife
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