Silk Museum: silk museum is a museum show how to produce silk from mulberry leave and silk worm to silk product. Also there have a display room for visitor buy some favorite silk product.

Yu Garden: a garden of traditional style architecture, decorated by beautiful pavilions, miniature lakes, bridges and rockeries. Yu Garden is not only a famous classical garden in South China, but also a major historic and cultural site under state protection.

The Bund: the Bund the waterfront of the Huangpu River, and regarded as the symbol of Shanghai for hundreds of years, winding a 1500 meters (less than one mile) length. Walking along the Bund, the Oriental Pearl TV Tower can be seen on the opposite side and also the JinMaoTower. And on this side you can see all different style of architectures which is built around 1920s.

Nanjing Road: Shanghai's main pedestrian shopping street, enjoying the fame as "the No.1 commercial street of China", also it is one of the most prosperous streets in Asia.

Confucius Temple: Shanghai’s Confucian Temple is the only piece of architectural homage to China’s great philosopher, Confucius, in downtown Shanghai. The Confucius Temple, categorized into family temple, state temple and school temple, was an imperial construction to worship Confucius and other representatives of Confucian culture.

Orient TV Tower is a landmark of Shanghai located in Lujiazui Finance Center,it is about 468 meters height. Visitors can climb 263 meters have a bird view of the Huge Shanghai and down to zero meter have a visit about the old Shanghai History Museum.