Shanghai: Yu Garden Admission Ticket

1.Shanghai: Yu Garden Admission Ticket
Walk Shanghai’s 400-year-old Yu Garden with an easy digital ticket, skip-the-line entry, and 4 hours of Ming-Qing pavilions and ponds.
SHANGHAI · CHINA
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The 10 most popular yu garden & old city tours in Shanghai. Here's what they actually deliver, who runs them, and what they cost.

Walk Shanghai’s 400-year-old Yu Garden with an easy digital ticket, skip-the-line entry, and 4 hours of Ming-Qing pavilions and ponds.

Yu Garden, Chenghuang Old Street, Zhujiajiao water town, and the Bund skyline in one day with an English guide, tickets, and snacks.

A private full-day Shanghai tour pairing calm Zhujiajiao Water Town with Yu Garden, Yu Bazaar, and the Bund waterfront promenade.
“The Bund is very very beautifull place! Shure! We recommend!!!!”

Private half-day Shanghai tour covering Yu Garden, The Bund, French Concession, and Pudong, plus a traditional tea tasting. Hotel pickup.
“Tom was very knowledgeable. We totally enjoyed the visit to the Yu Garden. And it was good that he drove us from spot to spot so that we could escape the heat. I highly recommend this tour.”

Yu Garden meets Shanghai’s Lantern Festival for a one-day mix of Ming–Qing garden sights and horse-themed New Year lights, with easy subway access.

Yu Garden entry with an instant QR ticket and English PDF guide, designed to reduce ticket stress and help you see the best sights fast.

Private half-day Old Shanghai tour with flexible start, Yu Garden and Confucius Temple, xiaolongbao and tea, door-to-door pickup.
“I was picked up at my hotel by my guide, Peggy, who is very friendly and extremely helpful. We toured the Yu Gardens, Old Shanghai where I did some shopping, and she gave me an architectural tour of the Bund. She grew up in Shanghai aRead more”

See Yuyuan Garden, old bazaar streets, and Xintiandi’s Shikumen nightlife on a guided 3-hour walk with tea tasting.

Yu Garden in Shanghai with prebooked entry so you can focus on Ming-Qing halls, calligraphy, and classic Jiangnan garden design.

Walk Shanghai’s Yu Garden area and City God Temple with tea tastings, optional xiaolongbao, and a guide who explains daily-life Taoism.





