Shanghai Tower

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"An architectural icon in Pudong’s financial district—once farmland—now a defining piece of Shanghai’s modern skyline." - Karina Acharya

Maison Lameloise

"The first Asian outpost of its French namesake in Burgundy commands 180-degree views of The Bund. The chef, who worked for Éric Pras at the flagship establishment for years, is keen to pair Burgundy recipes with local produce such as sunflower seed-fed chicken from Guangdong and sea perch from Fujian, in his own spin on authentic French cooking. The bread is baked in-house with a perfect crust and crumbly dough." - Michelin Inspector

"Shanghai Tower has a lot to be smug about. At 2,073 feet, it’s the second highest building on earth, topped only by Burj Khalifa in Dubai . Let the world’s fastest elevators whisk you to the 119th-floor observation deck at 67 feet per second. From up here, the Oriental Pearl Tower looks like a child's toy, and the cruises gliding on the Huangpu River appear no bigger than model boats. While, from the ground, you have to crane your neck to see the tops of skyscrapers like the Shanghai World Financial Center and Jin Mao Tower, in Shanghai Tower you’ll be looking down on them. Like a boss."

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"A landmark skyscraper promoted as the city's second-tallest building, famed for having one of the highest observation decks (noted at 561 metres) and very fast elevators; it is a popular spot for sunset and night views of the skyline, though visibility can be poor in rain or fog." - SilverKris