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• Peak Day Single Day Admission          200 RMB
• Peak Day Special Admission                 120 RMB
• Standard Day Single Day Admission  160 RMB
• Standard Day Special Admission         100 RMB
• 3 Day Admission                                         400 RMB
• 7 Day Admission                                         900 RMB
• Evening Admission                                    90 RMB
• Group Admission                 (For authorized travel agents only)
• Student Group Admission    (For authorized travel agents and
  education institutes only)

Howard Johnson Plaza Hotel Shanghai has 360 rooms, all the rooms were disgned by experts, we have the following room typies : Superior Room, Suite, Executive Suite, Business Deluxe Suite, etc. You can be confident of experiencing exceptional luxury and comfort in the hotel’s guestrooms and suites. Spacious, elegantly designed and tastefully decorated, each is equipped with state-of-the-art facilities and every convenience for the discerning traveler. It can meet the personal demands of different guests.

Tel: 86-21-3313 4888

Web: www.howardjohnsonplazahotel.cn

Add: No.595 Jiujiang Road. Shanghai China

Aside from the well-appointed lodgings, the hotel’s restaurant and fully equipped function room exude unmistakable panache and comfort. Our boutique hotel’s proximity to various transportation hubs, meanwhile, keeps you within striking distance from famous Shanghai attractions, including The Bund, Xintiandi, and Nanjing Road.

Tell: 8621- 5465 5888 ( 5465 5107)

Web:  www.shanghainewwestlakehotel.com

Add: No.22 Lane 133 South Maoming Road. Shanghai China

URBN hotels shanghai is a boutique hotel set in the heart of shanghai.  It is a chic and hip design hotel located in the downtown area, close to shops, restaurants.  colonial lane houses and shanghai’s famous french concession area.It is a sustainable project developed from a renovated factory warehouse. The interiors are made with 100% local materials and recycled wood from old houses, reclaimed bricks and walls stacked with vintage suitcase – made in shanghai, of course.

URBN hotels shanghai is also china’s first carbon-neutral hotel –the carbon footprint of our operations and hence of our guests is completely offset.

Tel :  021-52135778

Web: www.urbnhotels.com

Add: 193 Jiao Zhou Road, Shanghai China.

A class apart from most hotels in Shanghai, China, Ivy Shanghai in Jing’an District reshapes the typical business trip.

This five-star Shanghai hotel deals with the needs of discerning travelers thoroughly, with all rooms boasting a 32-inch LCD TV with cable, light dimmer, private toilet and shower with bathtub, IDD phone, hair dryer, and mini-bar.

Hotels in Shanghai don’t get more furnished than this:  Ivy Shanghai’s rooms also have heated flooring during winter, safe, electric iron, and ironing board. Turn down service is provided as well.

Guests are entitled to complimentary high-speed Internet access, local calls, and newspaper.

Cribs and babysitters may be requested. Non-smoking rooms are available. Children below 12 years can stay with their parents for free

Tel: 86-21-32212600

Web: www.ivyshanghaihotel.com

Add: 709 Jiaozhou Road .Jing’an District. Shanghai, China

From 11:00 PM to 5:00 AM the next morning, the price is CNY 16.00 for the first three kilometers, an additional charge of CNY 3.10 for every succeeding kilometer within 10 kilometers and CNY 4.10 for every succeeding kilometer after 10 kilometers. You can bargain over prices when taking taxis at night.
CNY 2.10 (CNY 3.10 during midnight) will be added for every five minutes of stop time. You don’t have to pay tips in Shanghai.

Major Companies

Among 150 taxi companies there are 4 more popular companies, each has cars in their own colors:

* Dazhong Taxi (Sky Blue): 021-96822
* Qiangsheng Taxi (Orange): 021-62580000
* Jinjiang Taxi(White): 021-64648888
* Bashi Taxi(Green): 021-96840

• Shanghai Yuyuan Garden
• Shanghai Bund
• Shanghai People’s Square
• Shanghai History Museum
• Oriental Pearl TV Tower
• Jade Buddha Temple
• Shanghai Children Palace
• Shanghai Xin Tian Di
• Shanghai Huangpu River
• French Concession
• Urban Planning Center
• World Financial Center
• The Site of the First National Congress of the Communist Party
• Nanjing Road
• The Former Residence of Sun Yat-sen
• Jin Mao Tower
• Longhua Pagoda and Longhua Temple
• Shanghai Wild Animal Zoo
• Zhujiajiao Ancient Town
• Qibao Ancient Town

Founded in September 1983, Shanghai History Museum was formerly known as Shanghai Historical Relic Exhibition Hall and got the present name in 1991. In 1992, the Museum was moved to Hongqiao Road as the temporary site, and the exhibition hall was expanded to 1,400 square meters. The 40,000-plus exhibits collected by the Museum reflect the historic vicissitudes of the Shanghai city.

Many historical exhibits — bronze tigers which originally stood in front of the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation, printing machines the Commercial Press bought from the United States in the 1920s, a model of the Bund set in the 1930s and the model of the Hardoon Garden — are now already in their new home in Pudong.

In a 4,000-square-metre exhibition hall, the 1,000 artifacts and exhibits are elaborately arranged to revive the old Shanghai. Amidst the unique shikumen, or stone-arched houses and various Chinese shops, visitors are able to savor the charm of the oriental metropolis, once the largest city in the Far East.

Most exciting for many will be the “performing zone”. Every day, performances are staged to tell the history of different periods — from the late Qing Dynasty (1644-1911) to the 1940s. Audiences can experience the old atmosphere with the help of the actors’ songs and verbal and body languages.

A documentary about the Jewish influx to Shanghai to escape the Holocaust is on display regularly at the museum.