Shanghai Port International Cruise Terminal

The North Bund International Passenger Center Located along the North Bund waterfront, the North Bund International Passenger Center features a 1,197-meter riverside shoreline along the Huangpu River. The center is adjacent to the Grand Halls and nestled alongside the iconic architectural clusters of the Bund, offering panoramic views of the modern Lujiazui skyline across the river. Boasting prime river views, the center serves as an ideal venue for a diverse array of commercial activities. It has witnessed the significant moments of several top brands and is a prime location for new product launches, fashion pop-ups, cultural events, and entertainment activities. The venue features diverse spaces, including water show areas, waterfront spaces, green cultural spaces, and more. Formerly known as the Shanghai Port International Cruise Terminal, the North Bund International Passenger Center boasts a 160-year-old terminal. It is the birthplace of China's home port cruise industry and the first home port in Shanghai for cruise ships traversing the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River. It is the only dock in the core section of the Huangpu River qualified to accommodate foreign yachts and the world's first international cruise terminal certified by Lloyd's Register of Shipping. As Shanghai's earliest established port, the North Bund International Passenger Center, with its unique geographical advantages, has become Shanghai's water gateway.

Well designed. Seems to be well managed. Clean and smooth. I didn't inspect everything, but I felt safe with no alarming or suspicious signs. Enjoyed my trip and don't mind using it again.

The wave-like roof design actually reduces wind turbulence for docking ships. At high tide, the Huangpu's water level rises enough that some gangways develop a barely perceptible slope. The best views come at sunset when the glass facade reflects the sky in fragmented panels like a cubist painting of the river.

You can board a cruise of the river through Shanghai here, which is especially beautiful at night. A whole new view of the city from the river, with its lights reflected in the water. Can be a bit crowded and difficult to move around the boat, but the boat does a loop, so get a good vantage point on one side of the boat, and you will get a good view of the Bund on one leg, and Pudong Island on the other!

Great location to view the infamous bund, and beautiful architecture👍👍👍

Amazing place with stunning views of the river and Shanghai!!

Great location with good views of the city. The garden around with lights everywhere is a must see. They host private events all the time, some of them outside. The ferry is great way to visit the city, but during the weekends there are usually long queues.

Magnificent skyline views at night from our ship. Walking distance to the Bund. Not always easy to get taxi at front of terminal, so use Grab app.