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Three observation decks offer different experiences at the 94th, 97th, and...
Three observation decks offer different experiences at the 94th, 97th, and 100th floors. The 100th floor is the highest observatory in the world, with transparent glass-walled walkways.
area with several good hotels, malls etc., everything very modern. go to the bar & restaurant Park Hyatt hotel in the 87th floor, have a drink, eat while enjoying Shanghai's... read more
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area with several good hotels, malls etc., everything very modern. go to the bar & restaurant Park Hyatt hotel in the 87th floor, have a drink, eat while enjoying Shanghai's dramatic view
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The building is nice to visit, lots of shops and good food options - but the view from the SWFC Observatory is amazing. Definitely worth a trip on a clear day. We didn't prebook it and there was no queue to buy tickets and head up.
Tip - you get a coupon book with discounts for the shops and restaurants...
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I visited all 4 towers (Pearl, Shanghai, Jin Mao and SWFC) and SWFC was slightly disappointing. There were a lot of reflexions on the windows, because of the way the observation deck is constructed - with windows on both sides. And the small glass segments in the floor were disappointing because you were looking on another part of the building,...
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Must say I didn't go to China to see finance center, but this place was a great experience for me. It looks amazing. Very much worth the visit!
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Interesting place to look around but I would say its one of those things you probably SHOULD do but the highlight would be going up Pearl Tower
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Definitely buy the more expensive ticket to see all 3 floors. The views are incredible.
Staff very friendly and helpful. We went at around 9.30pm (Thursday night) and only about 20 people there. Didn't need to queue for tickets. Last entry is at 10, closes at 11. We spent about an hour admiring the city lights.
Only downside was some...
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Even on a cloudy smog filled day, the views are extraordinary. You will be treated to a beautiful panorama of the city.
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This is a great free museum. This activity would be awesome for Families, too. The lines were long when we were there. If you are 70 years or older, you can go in the side entrance, which is a much quicker entrance. Several very large rooms divided by specialities. There are paintings, pottery, furniture, bronze and several other areas. Something...
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I thought the entrance fee was a little ambitious at £18 equivalent, but I was wrong. The views are stunning. If you are in Shanghai, it is a must see attraction. If you time your visit well you get daytime and nightime views, too.
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The financial district has buildings that just blow you away sometimes you feel that you are in New York but these are newer and they get better and better
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