Exploring Shanghai's Strangest Building: 1933 Old Millfun, Originally built in 1933 as the Municipal Council Slaughterhouse for the International Settlement, this massive concrete structure is a masterpiece of Art Deco & Brutalist industrial design, filled with concrete walkways, curved staircases, dramatic shadows, and maze-like corridors.

a Chinese Buddhist Temple hosts two jade Buddha statues imported from Burma, along with many other cultural relics. It is a peaceful refuge from the modern bustle of Shanghai, where monks may be seen and heard conducting Buddhist ceremonies.

walking down Tian Zi Fang, explore Shikumen Lanes & Creative Energy. Tianzifang is Shanghai's most artistic and organic cultural district, evolved from a traditional residential neighborhood in the French Concession. Unlike the polished glamour of Xintiandi, Tianzifang retains its unpolished, authentic charm. Narrow alleyways are packed with art studios, craft stores, eclectic bars, and street food stalls, all housed within historic Shikumen buildings.

Follow by Panlong Tiandi, is a masterpiece of urban regeneration that reimagines the traditional Chinese "Jiangnan Water Town" for the 21st century. This open-air complex seamlessly blends restored ancient canals, bridges, and temples with contemporary architecture. You would find plenty of decent restarants both Chinese and Westen style, having meals by the canal would be very much enjoyable experience!

Rising from the banks of Suzhou Creek, Tian An 1000 Trees is one of Shanghai's most visually striking landmarks. Designed by British architect Thomas Heatherwick, this mixed-use complex features hundreds of structural columns that bloom into planters, each hosting living trees.

Wandering M50 Creative Park, which a fascinating blend of old industrial heritage and modern creativity. Once the Shanghai Chunming Wool Factory, it has transformed into a vibrant art district with more than 140 galleries, studios, and design spaces from over 20 countries. Many well-known Chinese artists began their careers here, and the famous Shang Art Gallery is a highlight. And also perfect place to taste a Chinese Tea Ceramony.