Because of its distinguished civil beauty and its interesting approval, the Chinese city of Shanghai is able to transform any visitor into a photographer who takes many distinctive photos. Today, we will choose a group of the most amazing places in the city where visitors take pictures and post them on Instagram, to you the most prominent of these sites.
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The Bund Bond
The Bund, or Bund Street, is the broad gateway to enter China, and the main waterfront was Shanghai on the western bank of the Huangpu River. This region is characterized by unique designs of buildings that belong to various architectural styles.
Jing’an Temple
Located in the heart of Shanghai, this historic temple provides visitors with a unique meeting place between tradition and the 21st century modernity that characterizes the city. It is also considered one of the most photographed sites in the city.
The town of Qibao
Qibao is one of the many waterfront towns in Shanghai. The town can be easily reached by public transport, to discover wonderful views of the water channels and take beautiful pictures of the town.
Friday market
Every Friday morning, a special market is organized near the Huxi Mosque in Shanghai, where many meet to discover a wide range of halal products such as meat, sweets, bakery and many more .. Visit the market and enjoy its exhibits and the many photo opportunities on the spot.
Shanghai Glass Museum
The museum is located in the Baoshan area of the city, and it is considered one of the most important monuments in it and it deserves to organize a visit to it, especially for fans of harmony and the integrative relationship between art and process. Certainly, upon your visit to the museum, you will have important photo opportunities.
Yu Gardens
These parks, located since 1559, are one of the oldest tourist attractions in Shanghai, as well as one of the most beautiful. Lots of locals and visitors visit Yu Gardens to enjoy the beautiful scenery, take beautiful photos and post them on social media.
China Art Museum
The Chinese Art Museum is one of the most beautiful engineering buildings in Shanghai and is known for its beautiful shape as an inverted pyramid and is very hard itself a masterpiece of art to arouse the curiosity and admiration of visitors and visitors take many pictures of it.
Chongming Island
Chongming Island forms most of northern Shanghai and most of the island is made of wetlands, giving photographers amazing opportunities to take beautiful pictures and shots.
Jing’an
Qibao
The Bund
The town of Kibao
Chongming Island
Yu Gardens
Friday market
A university photo of Jing’an
Shanghai Glass Museum
Chinese Art Museum
A scene from the Shanghai Glass Museum
From Yu Gardens
From the Shanghai Glass Museum
Bond District
