Engaged a taxi for whole day to bring us to Laoshan mountain sightseeing. Did a few stop-over to visit temples and tea tasting. Very relaxing if you have time to spare.

it was a great evening except for the smog. beautiful. But boat trip too short so did not get to see a lot of the harbor.

An amazing feat of construction and what an exceptionally beautiful building both inside and out. If you are a smoker, they take your lighters so remember to collect this after the visit. Nice views of Shanghai (surpassed by of course Shanghai Tower due to its' height). Definitely worth the visit though and get a picture or two taken as well :).

Took the 4 day option and travelled on the Victoria Grace as part of the Inspiring vacation package. The views were spectacular and the vessel was great to stay on. The staff were outstanding and our tour guide (Kevin) was fantastic at pointing out sights and explaining the history. The rooms were really good and the food was excellent and plenty of it. Would do this trip again if the opportunity arose.

We booked online through Trip Advisor for the following day while boarding the plane and by the time we landed we had an email confirmation and a further written confirmation with local contact details waiting for us at our hotel - so booking was extremely efficient. Vivian is a brilliant guide - funny, warm, articulate, knowledgeable, practical and flexible! She designed our day around our preferences which included a water town and she made sure we got the most out of logistics taking into account traffic, location, etc. We had been around ourselves and were confident making our way so we were only going to book the water town but then decided to see a few more sites as our flight was late that night. One couple had done a tea ceremony years earlier and the other had not and yet we all 4 enjoyed it - you always learn something new and there was no pressure to buy. We thoroughly enjoyed it. By having a guide we got to see an awful lot more in Shanghai than we could on our own and we learned a lot too - effortlessly. This was especially true with the trip to Zhujiajiao which we loved! Everything Vivian showed us was different, had a story and was very worthwhile seeing. The lunch was made freshly for us and was delicious - again around our food preferences (lots of farm fresh vegetables!). The driver made us feel like royalty and Vivian always had him close by and easily accessible for when we were ready. We want to come back as Shanghai is an incredibly fascinating city and exploring it with Vivian is an extremely enjoyable, efficient and valuable way to go! Our only regret was that we didn’t have more time in Shanghai!

Nice tour, as they said before, there were no seats on the upper deck, a little crowded. Guide very polite and punctual.

Of the surrounding water villages , this one is as easy and assessable . Definitely set up for tourism but it has enough entertainment value that makes it worthwhile. A Gondola ride was fun, and A must do after all . Lots of places to eat and shop for trinkets

The museum dedicated to the jewish refugee experience in Shanghai had an excellent guide and our Trip Advisor guide added nothing of value to that/ . He .did walk us around the neighborhood pointing out old buildings. Since we had already seen the Peace Hotel and the Bund there wasn't much for him to do and that's what he did. Not much.

360 degree views high above Shanghai. Spectacular overview of the city in all its wonderful overwhelming scale!

A nice experiente, but if you want to make pictures on Pudong site îs easier to walk along the river and don't pay nothing. The ship is not that one from The avertisment, you can see it below.

We did this trip in May with my Aunt and Uncle (both 70+) and our daughter aged 13. Hannah was an excellent guide (ask for her if you book this trip). She was very patient with us and very knowledgeable about Shanghai and the areas we went. The watertown was very crowded (we went on a Sunday) so it felt a bit touristy but we still enjoyed it. Boat trip not worth the money unless you really don't want to walk. Tianzifang was a lovely area and I would go back there to spend more time. The tea ceremony turned out to be a highlight - very interesting and enjoyable.

Have eaten at the rotating restaurant 3 times now, but on our most recent visit I noticed a big down turn in the quality from what I remember previously. The entry to the restaurant now closes at around 7pm so that they can wrap up the food presentations at 8pm or shortly after. This means that after 7pm the whole experience seems to be very rushed and you will not get a good selection of food, nor will it be warm or fresh. After sitting down to eat shortly after 7pm we noticed some of the buffet selection was cold, having been put out as the final piece of the night with no fresh to arrive before closing. Then half way through the meal the selection of food started to disappear as no new fresh was brought out. Quite disappointing and strange to have a restaurant close so early in the evening. You also have to pay extra for drinks, which again is disappointing given that you have to pay for a ticket already for the meal. I can only hope for the sake of this restaurant that the experience is totally different earlier in the evening - otherwise I can't see any value for money in it. Putting the meal aside, I've given a rating of this attraction as 2 out of 5 purely because after the meal you can go to the observation decks to have a 360 degree view of the city. I would recommend travelers to avoid the restaurant and just buy tickets for the observation decks. The one with the glass floor is a good experience. (Meal with observation deck tickets are about £40 each)

Basic variety show with some surprises. If we had known how non Chinese traditional theater it was, we would have not spent our valuable time there.

Took the subway here from City. Quite a distance but nice time out. The trains are always packed. We were told that we need admission tickets to get in but you don't have to if you just want to wander around. A very quaint area with lots of shops and food.

Our guide’s English was very difficult to understand. The tour was billed as a half day tour of the Jewish Museum, the area of the original ghetto, and a temple. Our guide did not appear to know anything about the synagogue and did not inform us that there was a tour by a museum volunteer. We tried initially to follow another group whose guide was giving them background history. As it turned out, the museum guide was excellent but we could have taken a taxi there for his tour. Afterward our guide seemed to have no plan to take us anywhere connected with the Jewish tour so we asked to be dropped at the Bund so that we could walk there. Her time with us was 2 hours and quite honestly we would not have chosen to go anywhere else with her as it was too difficult to understand.