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City Chanel - Shanghai

With over 20 million people, Shanghai is one of the largest cities in the world and is the largest in China. The province of Shanghai is on the eastern coast of China at the mouth of the Yangtze River. The Treaty of Nanking in 1842 opened the port of Shanghai and established it as a prime location for foreign trade. Originally a fishing and textile town, Shanghai quickly developed into a commercial location and still remains as a city with the world’s fastest growing economy; this is physically evident in the view from the Bund which highlights the Pudong skyline including the Oriental Pearl Tower and many other skyscrapers. The culture of Shanghai is a blend of the traditional and modern, temples juxtaposed with busy shopping streets. Commuting around Shanghai is easy with its bus, subway, train, and taxi systems. Shanghai even holds the first Maglev trains that have a top speed of 431 km/h for quick transportation. Although Shanghai is very much developed, the city’s stated goal is to become a word economic, financial, trading and shipping center by 2010.

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Hotel name

Address

Shanghai Beiwaitan Hotel	No.1800 Chanyang Rd.Shanhai
Shanghai Yuyuan Shop Green Alliance	No. 179, Zhonghua Road, Huangpu District (near East Gate Road Shiliupu textile market)
Shanghai Songjiang Songdong Hotel	No.421 Huancheng Road, Songjiang District, Shanghai
Shanghai Middle FuXing Road Xintiandi Express Hotel	No.199 FuXing Rd (M) Luwan District Shanghai China(near by ShunChang Rd.)
Shanghai Fuxing Road Bund Green Alliance	No.702,East fuxing road,Huangpu district,Shanghai.(near henan south road)
Shanghai Yanchang Lu Hotel	No.302.Middle Yan Chang Road, ZhaBe District , Shanghai
Shanghai South Railway Station Hotel	Shanghai Xuhui District Shilong Road 987 ( Shanghai railway station exit 500 meters to the west, Shilong Road and old humin Road Interchange)
Shanghai Jiuting Street Express Hotel	No. 281, Jin Long Road, Songjiang District, Shanghai
Shanghai Pudong Tang Bridge Hotel	Shanghai city Pudong New Area Pu Kin Road 1 near South Pudong Road, close to metro line four Tangqiao station
Shanghai Wuning Road No.2 Express Hotel	No.1818 Wuning Road, Putuo Disctrict
Shanghai Chongming Bao Town Express Hotel	No.1 Thirty Five Chang Road Chongming Bao Town Chongming District Shanghai
Shanghai Yangtze River Road Hotel	Changjiang South Road, Baoshan District, Shanghai, No.132
Shanghai East Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street Hotel	Shanxi South Road Huangpu District, Shanghai, No. 280 (Ningbo junctions)
Shanghai Pudong Expo Village Hotel	No.3500 South Pudong Road. Pudong District, Shanghai
Shanghai Changxing Island Hotel	No.203 Qianwei Branch Road,Changxing Island, Shanghai
Shanghai Xupu Bridge Hotel	No.411 Huafa Road Xuhui District Shanghai
GreenTree Inn Shanghai Xujiahui Eighty Gym Hotel	NO.2555, Longhua Road, Xuhui District，Shanghai (near wanping Rd.)
Shanghai Songjiang Xincheng Hotel	Shanghai Songjiang District Mei Rong Rong road road 215 near
Shanghai Longwu Road Hotel	Shanghai city Minhang District dragon Wu Lu No. 3201 near gold road
Shanghai Middle YanAn Road Hotel	No.1111 Middle Yan’an Road, Jingan District, Shanghai
Shanghai Zhujing Hotel	No.488 New Jinlong street, Zhujing town, Jinshan District, Shanghai(Gangxiang Leisure Plaza)
Shanghai Wusong Mudanjiang Road Hotel	Mudanjiang Road, Baoshan District, Shanghai, Lane 244, No. 12 (Wusong Hospital)
Shanghai SiChuan North Road Hotel	Shanghai Hongkou District No. 255 Wujin RoadNear Zhapu Road, sea peaceful edifice
Shanghai Zhaojiabang Road Hotel	No.100 Zhaojiabang Road, Luwan District, Shanghai
Shanghai Jiangpu Hotel	No.1220 Xuchang Road, Yangpu District, Shanghai
Shanghai Hongqiao Airport Hotel	No.1721 HaMi Rd.,ChangNing District ShangHai China.
Shanghai Nanqiao Middle Renmin Road Hotel	Fengxian District Town People's Road No. 290, the Lu Xinjian Road intersection Zip: 210400 Call: 800-820-5-998 Fax: +86-21-5741-1303
Shanghai JingAn Xinzha Road Hotel	No.1829 Xinzha Road, Jingan District, Shanghai China.
Shanghai Gucun Express Hotel	No. 324, Diantai Road, Baoshan District, Shanghai City
Shanghai Fengzhuang Hotel	No. 268, Xinyu Road, Jiading District, Shanghai City
Shanghai Zhongshan Hutai Hotel	No.1228 North Zhongshan Road, Putuo District, Shanghai China.
Shanghai Tongnan Road Hotel	NO.125 Tongnan Road, Boshan District, ShangHai
Shanghai Qibao Express Hotel	No. 85, Baonan Road, Qibao Town, Minhang District, Shanghai City
Shanghai ShiZeYuan Hotel	No.999, Changyang Road, Yangpu District, Shanghai
GreenTree Alliance Shanghai Jinyuanbao Hotel	Shanghai Xuhui District No. 279 Meilong Road ( west gate of East China University of Science and Technology 100 meters)
Shanghai Quyang Hotel	Shanghai Hongkou District Zhongshan North Road 775 near metro line three to Chifeng Road subway station
Shanghai Nanqiao Nanfeng Highway Hotel	No.9748, Nanfeng Rd. Nanqiao Town Fengxian District, Shanghai
Shanghai Pudong Lujiazui Express Hotel	No. 318 Pudian Road, Pudong New Area, Shanghai
Shanghai Nanxiang Hotel	The Cross of the Zhongren Road and Zhennan Road, Jiading District, Shanghai City
Shanghai Long-distance passenger terminal station Express Hotel	No.1033 ,Liu Ying Rd,Zha Bei District, Shanghai,China
Shanghai Wuning Road Hotel	No.149,DongXin Road, Putuo District, Shanghai
Shanghai Bund International Passenger Transportation Center Express Hotel	No. 3, Yasukuni Road, Hongkou District, Shanghai(near metro Line Four)
Shanghai Hongqiao Junction Center Hotel	No.1551 Beidi Road, Minghang District
Shanghai East Jinxiu Road Hotel	Shanghai City, Pudong New Area Jinqiao road 2346 near Fairview road junctions
GreenTree Inn Shanghai Wujiaochang Business Hotel	239 East Guoding Road, Yangpu District, Shanghai
GreenTree Inn Shanghai Zhangjiang Business Hotel	NO.1090 Guanglan Road Zhangjiang,Shanghai
Shanghai Jiangqiao Wanda Hotel	No. 438, Xinfu Rd., Jiading District, Shanghai
Shanghai Pudong Chengshan Road Express Hotel	No. 558-1 Chengshan Road, Pudong New Area, Shanghai,
Shanghai Jing’an Shimen No.2 Rd Hotel	No.505 Shimen No.2 Rd, Jingan District, Shanghai
Shanghai Hongqiao Airport No.2 Express Hotel	518 Pine Road, Minhang District, Shanghai
Shanghai Zhoupu Express Hotel	8018 South Road, Pudong New Area, Shanghai, No.
Shanghai Jinshan City Beach Hotel	No 555, Longsheng Street, Jinshan District, Shanghai 200540
Shanghai Zhongshan Park Hotel	No.40 Anhua Road Changning District Shanghai
Shanghai Dabaishu Hotel	No.35, Yixian Rd. Yangpu District, Shanghai
Shanghai Dapu Express Hotel	No.92-3.Dapu Road, Shanghai
Shanghai Gongkang Hotel	NO.555,Gongkang Road,Shanghai
Shanghai Expo Village South Zhongshan Road Hotel	No.1837 South Zhongshan Road, Huangpu District, Shanghai
Shanghai Jiading Huancheng Road Express Hotel	No.2424,Huancheng Road, Jiading District,Shanghai(Near to Qinghe Road)
Shanghai Changfeng Park Shell Hotel	No.80, Lane251, Zaoyang Road, Putuo District, Shanhgai
Shanghai Pudong Jinqiao Hotel	No.277, Zheqiao Road ,Pudong New District, Shanghai

The Bund

The Huangpu River is a section of the Yangtze River that divides Shanghai into two sections. The river is around 114 km long, 400 m wide, and 9 m deep. There are free ferries that run from one side of the river to the other and cruises for tourists that run the length of the river for around three hours and 50 USD. The view from the Huangpu River is especially fascinating at night as one side is the brilliant lit skyscrapers of Pudong, a priceless sight, and the other side displays the Bund. Known as Waitan in Mandarin, the Bund has a history as banks and trading houses for countries including Britain, France, U.S., Russia, Germany, Japan, The Netherlands, and Belgium. At the end of the 19th century, the Bund became a major financial hub. By the 1940s, the Bund held the four major banks of the Republic of China. With communist influence in the 1950s, most of the commercial center was traded into clubs and hotels but returned to its original use in the 1970s and 80s. Now it remains as a mix of the two boasting important financial buildings and ritzy bars and lounges.

Yuyuan Garden

Yuyuan Garden is believed to have built during the Ming dynasty, more than 400 years ago. The literal translation of the name is “Happy Garden” and this is true looking at the exquisite layout, beautiful scenery, and the artistic style of the garden architecture. Located in Shanghai’s old city, just a couple blocks south of the Bund, the inner and outer gardens are a sight to see. There is numerous rock and tree garden areas, ponds, dragon-lined walls and numerous doorways and zigzagging bridges separating the various pavilions, all built in the Ming dynasty classical style. Its cultural relics include century-old furniture, calligraphy and paintings of famous artists, clay sculptures and brick carvings, some inscriptions and couplets. One of the highlights of the garden is the Exquisite Jade Rock. The rock is characterized by its wrinkled appearance, slender shape, translucent nature and numerous holes eroded by water. An interesting legend goes that the rock was found some 1000 years ago, and it was originally one of Song Emperor Huizong's private collections before it found its way into Yu Garden. The surrounding bazaar area provides good shopping and haggling opportunities, where traditional Chinese products, gold, and jewels are on sale.

Oriental Pearl TV Tower

The Oriental Pearl TV Tower is located in Pudong Park in Luijiazui, Shanghai. The tower, surrounded by the Yangpu Bridge in the northeast and the Nanpu Bridge in the southwest, creates a picture of 'twin dragons playing with pearls'. The entire scene is a photographic jewel that excites the imagination and attracts thousands of visitors year-round. 468 meters high, the tower is the world's third tallest TV and radio tower. However, even more alluring than its height is the tower's unique architectural design that makes the Oriental Pearl TV Tower one of the most attractive places anywhere. The base of the tower is supported by three seven-meter wide slanting stanchions. Surrounding the eleven steel spheres that are 'strung' vertically through the center of the tower are three nine-meter wide columns. There are three large spheres including the top sphere, known as the space module. Visitors travel up and down the tower in double-decker elevators that can hold up to fifty people at the rate of seven meters per second. Once you reach your destination, you will be amazed at the variety of activities available as the various spheres and columns actually house places of interest, commerce, and recreation.

Shanghai Exhibition Center (SEC)

Established with the approval of Shanghai Municipal People's Government, SEC is an economic entity specializing in offering large-scale conference and exhibition services. With its buildings completed in March 1955, SEC is the first ever site for conference and exhibition after the founding of the People's Republic of China. Over the past four decades or so, SEC has been the venue for quite a number of important political events and foreign affairs, where CCP leaders of the first, second and the third generation arrived to attend meetings and to meet scores of heads of states from foreign countries. SEC is a center for important political, economic, science & technology and cultural activities. Architecturally, SEC is blessed with a unique characteristic. With its magnificent and elegant Russian styles and exquisitely graceful decorations, SEC was awarded in 1989 the title of one of the "Shanghai Ten Best Architectures in the period of 1949-1989". In 1999, it is again ranked among "Shanghai Ten classic Architectures with Gold Medals during the 50th Anniversary of the founding of the PRC".

Jade Buddha Temple

The Jade Buddha Temple is a Buddhist temple in Shanghai, China. It is an active Chan (Zen) Buddhist monastery but the real emphasis is squarely on tourism. What the busloads come for are the temple's two gorgeous white jade Buddhas. The Chamber of Four Heavenly Kings contains a laughing Maitreya, a Wei-to Boddhisattva and the Four Heavenly Kings, who represent favorable circumstance. The chamber is located on the southern-edge, or 'front' of the temple. The Grand Hall, also called the Great Hall, this hall contains many statues, including: Three Golden Buddhas, Gods of the Twenty Heavens, 18 Arhats, and Guanyin, Shen Cai and his 53 teachers. The Jade Buddha Chamber is in the northern section of the temple, on the second floor. A fee of 10 yuan is charged to ascend to it. Some additional Buddhist sculptures are also viewable in the antechamber.The public restaurant is located on level two at the eastern edge of the temple and equipped with its own street entrance. Open daily, it serves a range of noodle dishes for five yuan per bowl, the most popular of which is double mushroom noodles. Other dishes are served at moderate prices.

Shanghai Museum

The scope, depth and quality of its collections, and the striking architecture and use of modern technology make the Shanghai Museum one of the most famous if not the most famous in China. It covers an area of 38,000 square meters, with a scale that surpasses the old museum several-fold. The exterior of the museum utilizes the shape of an ancient bronze ding, specifically a Chen ding, with its rather archaic flavor. The structure and materials of the entire building, however, are an accomplishment of the most modern technology. The Shanghai Museum is mainly a museum for ancient arts. At present it is divided into ten sections. These are: ancient Chinese bronzes, sculpture, ceramics, jades, seals, calligraphy, coin and currency, paintings, Ming and Qing-dynasty furniture, and crafts of China's national minorities. In addition to these ten permanent exhibitions, the museum often holds small-scale exhibitions and also exhibits articles from elsewhere on a short-term basis. The Museum also exhibits its material in museums both within China and abroad. Among the holdings of the Museum many items are superlative works of art and are unique in the entire country. These include in particular the bronzes, calligraphy, paintings, and Ming and Qing furniture.

Jin Mao Tower

With 88 stories reaching a height of 420.5 meters and 290,000 square meter construction area, Jin Mao Tower, which literally means "Gold Luxuriance Building" in Chinese, is a perfect combination of traditional Chinese architectural style and the world's modern architectural technology. The building has 3 main entrances to the lobby, two for the office portion and one for the hotel. Additionally, a 6-story podium at the tower base houses the Hyatt's conference and banquet facilities (first two floors) as well as a shopping mall, restaurants and nightclubs such as the hotel's "Pu-J's" on the third floor.The 3-story basement has a food court, express elevators to the observation deck, and 600 vehicle and 7,500 bicycle parking spaces below. Above, 61 elevators (supplied by Mitsubishi) and 19 escalators carry visitors throughout the building.The lower 50 floors (in the first 4 segments of the tower) are made up of 123,000 m² of Grade A offices, divided into 5 elevator zones (3-6, 7-17, 18-29, 30-40, and 41-50). Office spaces are open-plan (column-free) with a floor-to-floor gross height of 4.0 m, net height 2.7 m. Levels 51 and 52 are mechanical floors, accessible only by service elevators. The tower also has the world’s highest bar which boasts an amazing sight of the other skyscrapers outside especially when lit up at night.

Century Park

The Chinese name is Shi Ji gong yuan. Located in Pudong, the park itself is by far the largest in Shanghai and, being set far enough from Puxi; it's got the cleanest air as well. There's a big lake and a lot of grass space for the kids to play, which is lacking in most other parks. Century Park also sports a separate (and additional fee) children's play area with slides, "play forts," swings, climbing walls and room to run around. As with many other Shanghai parks, boat rentals of various types are available at Century Park. Unlike most other parks, however, Century Park is large enough to provide a nice long boat ride for those so inclined. Electric boat rentals are charged by the hour. The staff at the boat rentals is a fun-loving bunch. Although visitors cannot bring their own bikes to ride along Century Park's several kilometers of groomed walkways, various pedal-powered rentals are available. From standard bicycles, to tandem cycles for up to four people, to pedal "cars" that seat 4, touring the park on wheels is a pleasant alternative that also keeps the kids interested.