Shanghai

Has just about everything. Worth a look.

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...

The largest and cheapest antique market, provided you bargain ''hard''.

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.

Good Mexican food, beer and cocktails. They have another location in Pudong.

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...

A well-known Taoist temple at the centre of the Old City, one of the biggest examples of traditional Chinese architecture in Shanghai. You can find local snacks and food as well as other traditional C...