Escape the city's hustle and travel back in time on a visit to Zhujiajiao, an ancient water town known as "Shanghai's Venice." Located on the city's outskirts, this 1,700-year-old town is a serene world of slow-moving canals, stone bridges, and well-preserved Ming and Qing dynasty architecture. Wander along cobblestone lanes, watch local life unfold along the waterways, and cross the town's most famous landmark, the majestic Fangsheng Bridge. Explore traditional merchants' houses and peaceful gardens, getting a genuine sense of China's past. You'll have ample free time to browse small shops for souvenirs, sample local snacks like zongzi (sticky rice dumplings) and sweet fermented rice, or simply sit in a riverside teahouse and watch the boats glide by. The tranquility here offers a beautiful counterpoint to yesterday's urban energy, showcasing another, more timeless layer of the Shanghai region's culture before returning to your city hotel.

Yu Garden-----Yu Garden is a famous garden of classical style in the south of the Yangtze River. Initially built under the reign of Jiajing in the Ming Dynasty and up to now it has a history of over 500 years. The major scenic attractions in the Yu Garden include the Mountain and Forest in City, Pretty Woods and Elegant Dale, Charming Spots by the Spring Hall, Eye-catching Scenes of Water and Rockeries,etc.

Shanghai’s Old Town----The Old Town is home to historic buildings. Long histories and unique customs can be found in there. It reflects the way of life and cultural traditions of the past and present Shanghai people.

Franch concession Xintiandi------Xintiandi is the top choice in French Concession.It has been a Shanghai icon for over a decade. An upmarket entertainment and shopping complex modelled on traditional alleyway (lòngtáng) homes, this was the first development in the city to prove that historical architecture makes big commercial sense. Elsewhere that might sound like a no-brainer, but in 21st-century China, where bulldozers are always on standby, it came as quite a revelation.

Jade Buddha Temple----- Jade Buddha Temple of Shanghai just likes a pure land, quite peaceful and venerable. Originally built in 1882 of Qing Dynasty (1638-1911), it is a temple to enshrine two jade Buddha statues which were brought from Burma by the monk from Mount Putuo temple, hence obtaining the name. Transfer to airport or station