SHANGHAI
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The 4 most popular 2-hour experiences in Shanghai. Here's what they actually deliver, who runs them, and what they cost.
Learn Chinese calligraphy in a small Shanghai workshop with artist Lucie, tools included, and leave with a personalized folding fan.
“History, ink, brush, paper, hand movements combined into art in the wonderful company of Lucie, our host and teacher. An unforgettable experience”
Private 2-hour walk in Shanghai’s Hongkou Jewish ghetto, visiting the Jewish Refugees Museum, Huoshan Park, JDC sites, and Xiahai Temple.
“I have mixed feelings of the tour. About half the tour was of the Jewish Museum and temple. The other half was of a Buddhist Temple and seeing how Chinese residents live today. If your primary purpose is the Jewish aspect, I would recommend doing it on your own since Museum is self explanatory.”
Private Shanghai shui mo ink painting for up to four with hotel pickup, tea, expert guidance, and your own artwork in about 2 hours.
“The teacher is very kind and patient with our kids. We have enjoyed our time learning painting! Everything is well organised, and many thanks to our guide Eric!”
Private 2-hour Shanghai nongtang alleyways walk with a local guide, resident home stories, and street-food market stops (own expense).
“Great tour, very interesting to see Shanghai local life, Mason is an awesome tour guide.”
