SHANGHAI
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The 10 most popular walking tours in Shanghai. Here's what they actually deliver, who runs them, and what they cost.
Explore central Shanghai on a 4-hour guided walk from People’s Square to The Bund and Yuyuan Garden, with a snack stop and tips.
“Dinna was amazing and very knowledgeable and super fast walker. The snack stop was great to try some local street food.”
A 2.5-hour Shanghai highlights walk with local guide Bill, covering the Bund, Old Town, Yuyuan Bazaar, People’s Square, and fried dumplings.
Walk Shanghai’s former French Concession for a 3-hour breakfast crawl with dumplings, noodles, tea, and local history sights.
“This was a genuinely enjoyable experience from start to finish. The food was excellent, well prepared, and thoughtfully chosen, and it never felt rushed. Our guide, Jim, was friendly, knowledgeable, and struck a good balance between informRead more”
Private Shanghai street food walk and Huangpu River cruise. Eat a full dinner with an English guide, then see the Bund lit up at night.
“This was an amazing tour and we highly recommend Annie as a tour guide! We wish we would have done this tour at the beginning of our trip because you learn the city and how to order food in addition to learning so many delicious foods that are available here. Annie spoke excellent English and…”
Shanghai evening food walk through the French Concession with soup dumplings, classic carbs, a sweet mango sago finish, and unlimited beer.
Walk Shanghai’s former French Concession with a friendly English guide. 3 hours, tip-based, free entry stops, ending in Tianzifang.
“A++. Aubrey was a terrific guide, knowledgeable, enthusiastic and a great interpreter of Shanghai history, architecture and the French Concession. Highly recommend!!”
Private 3.5-hour walk through Shanghai’s Former French Concession with an English guide, Art Deco stops, and Fuxing Park.
“The best way to spend an afternoon in Shanghai, especially if you're the kind of traveler who wants to actually understand the culture and history of the city you're visiting. I'd been to Shanghai a couple of times before, but this is the Read more”
Walk Shanghai’s French Concession with local guide Bill, see old mansions and political sites, and finish in Xintiandi for food and drinks.
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.”
Walk Shanghai’s Yu Garden area and City God Temple with tea tastings, optional xiaolongbao, and a guide who explains daily-life Taoism.
