Shanghai City Free Walking Tour
Overview
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3 hours
Mobile ticket
What makes our Shanghai City Free Walking Tour a must-do? It’s simple! This tour offers a fantastic introduction to the city's history and culture, all while being budget-friendly.
This immersive experience invites you to dive into the city's rich history and vibrant culture while soaking in stunning views along the iconic Huangpu River. From its humble beginnings as a fishing village to its rise as a bustling metropolis, Shanghai's transformation is an incredible story just waiting to be told.
On this engaging tour, you'll have a time travel on the Suzhou Creek, where you can snap a photo with Shanghai's beloved symbol on the Instagram-Famous Bridges, explore the glamour of The Bund, and immerse in the stunning sights, smells, and sounds of ancient Yu Garden Bazaar. Each stop is chosen to give you a taste of the rich cultural tapestry that defines Shanghai. Join our enthusiastic guides as they share fascinating stories that bring the Magical City to life!
Additional Info
Public transportation options are available nearby
Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap
Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries
Not recommended for pregnant travelers
Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
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Cancellation Policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
What‘s Included
English-speaking Tour Guide
Guided Shanghai City Tour
Personal expenses
Guide tips and gratuities
What To Expect
Suzhou River
The Suzhou River, also known as Suzhou Creek, is a significant river in Shanghai, China. Historically, it served as an important transportation route and was once heavily polluted due to industrialization. In recent decades, extensive cleanup efforts have revitalized the river, making it a scenic area with parks, walking paths, and cultural attractions. It now symbolizes Shanghai's transformation and commitment to urban sustainability.
Shanghai Post Museum
Opened in 1924, it was once the largest post office in Asia and the heart of China's international communications. Its grand, classical design—with the iconic clock tower and majestic sculptures—was meant to show the world the power and reliability of the modern postal service. It's still a working post office with a beautiful public hall. Inside, you'll find a stunning grand hall that still operates today, and a museum that showcases everything from ancient courier systems to vintage mail trucks.It perfectly symbolizes old Shanghai: a meeting point of East and West, tradition and breathtaking modernity.
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Shanghai City Free Walking Tour
Reviews
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Good Job!!!
Climber56261754821,
Nov 26, 2025
- Review from Tripadvisor
5.00Monster Day Tours Shanghai offered an unique perspective to explore the hidden gems along the Suzhou Creek, Huangpu River and the Yuyuan garden. 3 hours' morning walk was so pleasant and full of interesting stories of old Shanghai as well as China's rise and falls through time. The short stop by Nanjing Road pedestrian street was so thoughtful and offered us an opportunity to try nice local street food and drinks.I was amazed by the mosque on the HSBC building by the Bund. Jane was so knowledgeable and helpful with nice photos. I really enjoyed the soup dumplings in Yuyuan Bazaar. Thanks so much for making my day in Shanghai.
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