This is the main shopping street of Shanghai and is one of the world's busiest shopping streets. The street is cut off from cars and buses and made for pedestrians to stroll, browse and shop. You can find hundreds of shops and brands from all over the world as well as a wide range of food and restaurants. Great for shopping or just people watching.

Shanghai South Bund Fabric Market: The South Bund Fabric Market is one of Shanghai’s most colorful and exciting shopping experiences, especially for visitors interested in custom-made clothing. Inside, dozens of tailors and fabric shops display an enormous selection of silks, cashmere, linen, cotton, wool, and patterned fabrics. Travelers can browse, compare materials, choose a style, and have suits, dresses, shirts, coats, or traditional Chinese clothing made to measure. The lively atmosphere, endless choices, and opportunity to bargain make the market fun even for those who are only looking around. It is a unique place to experience Shanghai’s energy and creativity.

Shi Liu Pu Cloth Market houses an array of tailors and seamstresses. This one of the more manageable markets in town. In addition to a full range of fabrics, it offers a wide range of clothing accessories, buttons, zippers and trims.

It is located in Xujiahui area. It is a center of shopping, entertainment. The building looks like a giant glass ball, it is very unique. Especially there are huge diverse electronic products.

This tea market includes over 150 vendors offering up aromatic leaves, you can sip and shop your way through this multi-floor tea market. Beyond tea, there are a number of vendors selling handmade ceramics and other tea-related necessities and accessories.