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The Bund

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The Bund is the most intuitive space for understanding Shanghai’s urban development: the approximately 1.5-kilometer Huangpu River Trail faces the modern skyline of Pudong, with former banks, banks, and public buildings scattered behind it. Walking along the river towards Waibaidu Bridge, you can understand modern Shanghai from the relationship between river transportation, finance and architecture, rather than just taking a night view photo.

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Zhongshan East 1st Road, Huangpu District, Shanghai

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Suggested visit
2 hr
Information updated
9/29/2026

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The public waterfront is open all day. Historic buildings, river cruises and ticketed attractions along it have separate access rules and hours.

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Getting there

Walk east from Nanjing East Road Station or take the public ferry from Pudong.

Practical notes

It's suitable for observing architectural details during the day, and at night you can watch the lights on both sides of the river. The passenger flow along the riverside is very large during holidays; public ferries are an economical way to cross the river, while commercial cruises are independent products with different routes and fares.

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