Shanghai

This is a large old temple that is said to have been built in 247 CE, making it over 1750 years old (with a good deal of renovation in-between of course)

Quite popular as a dance bar. Also a Mexican restaurant, but Cantina Agave is better. Zapata's Sunday all-you-can-eat tacos are popular and surprisingly good despite having neither guacamole not chees...

This park provides a quiet spot for reading, meditation, and exercising, yet on the eastern side are plenty of rides small kids would enjoy and a lake with boats for rent. Lu Xun — one of the mo...

Beautiful hand-embroidered, Chinese-style silk shoes, slippers, handbags and accessories. A rare combination of historic and modern Shanghai styles.

Has just about everything. Worth a look.

An abattoir with impressive architecture in British colonial times has been renovated into an artist centre, with a theatre, shops, cafes, restaurants and creative design buildings.

Nice public park with a lake and some walkways. A good place to see older Chinese people practice their dancing. If you play any Chinese board games — Chinese chess (''xiangqi'') or Go (''weiqi'...

Claims to be the original Xinjiang cuisine restaurant in the city, and probably the best-known. The typical main dishes are moderately spicy preparations of lamb, but the menu also features some rathe...