Here are some of the most popular Free Walking Tours in Shanghai offering an introduction to this huge metropolis with the help of a local guide. The Essential Free Tour of Shanghai takes you on a reverse-time-travel journey from the modern areas of Shanghai to the Old City. The tour covers all the must-see spots in downtown Shanghai, delving into its history, culture, tradition, architecture, and cuisine. The second most popular tour is the Free French Concession Tour, which introduces tourists to a lesser-known side of China during the 19th and early 20th centuries under European concession, uncovering why this area is a local favorite with its exotic style, tranquility, and hidden gems. There are also other interesting tours, including the Suzhou Creek Tour, the Jewish Ghetto Tour, the Night Food and Breakfast Tour.

For a very long time, Shanghai has been a gateway to China, both geographically and culturally. Shanghai is the largest and most prosperous city in China. A perfect combination of traditional and modern lifestyle, Eastern and Western cultures, Shanghai’s uniqueness is undeniable. With Free Tours in Shanghai, you will visit top landmarks including the Bund, the world’s most famous waterfront promenade, which is lined with colonial-era buildings. Taking a quick ferry across the Huangpu River you will arrive at the main attractions in the futuristic Pudong district: the stunning Shanghai Tower and the Oriental Pearl TV Tower. For a more traditional vibe, go to the nearby Yu Garden, where you will see colorful pavilions, wooden bridges, and ponds brimming with lotus flowers. If you love art, painting and calligraphy, do not hesitate to visit the impressive relics showcased at the enormous Shanghai Museum, one of the best in China.

Every year, millions of tourists from all over the globe rush to Shanghai to experience the culture and attractions of this city. Shanghai has everything, from the impressive skyline to the ancient palaces, from one of the best steak houses in the world to the local dim sum restaurants that you will never forget, from the 5 stars restaurants to the fun street vendors. Every trip starts admiring the classic skyline at the Bund with a Shanghai Free Walking Tour. After that, cross the river to go up to the Shanghai Tower and enjoy the best panoramic views of this huge metropolis. In the afternoon, walk and go window-shopping along Nanjing Road, where you will spot Chinese influencers and enjoy amazing malls. If you want to get away from the bustling city center, take a short ride to Zhujiajiao. It’s a water town on the outskirts of Shanghai, with stunning traditional architecture.