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Chongming Island, Shanghai’s peaceful nature escape, offers hiking, crabbing, forest parks, and historic sites just a ferry ride away.

Nestled in a serene camphor forest, this upscale hotel merges ancient Ming and Qing architecture with modern luxury, offering a tranquil escape from hustle and bustle.

Experience luxury at this architectural marvel nestled in a former quarry, boasting underwater views, refined dining, and top-notch service just outside Shanghai.

Shanghai’s oldest mosque blends 14th-century Islamic heritage with serene Chinese architecture in the tranquil Songjiang district.

Tucked away at the end of Line 9, Thames Town offers a whimsical English village vibe with cobbled streets and Tudor-style homes, perfect for an afternoon stroll or photo ops, albeit with a bit of a ghost town feel.

Zhujiajiao, a 1,700-year-old water town near Shanghai, enchants with historic charm and lively summer Peking Opera performances.

Experience a chic getaway at this upscale Sheshan hotel with elegant dining, pools, and family-friendly amenities, all surrounded by serene nature.

At Shanghai Disneyland, where Disney magic meets cutting-edge rides and shows, enjoy a day of endless fun amidst delightful eateries and shops.

Step into the nostalgia of Shanghai Film Park, a sprawling homage to Chinese cinema with film sets, quaint eateries, and charming sights from yesteryear.

Qibao, Shanghai's closest water town, blends ancient charm with a bustling food scene, featuring artisan shops, a stunning temple, and vibrant shadow puppet shows.