Youth Hostel in Shanghai
Travel Tips for Shanghai - People's Square YH (Page 1/2)
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Evening and Night Time Entertainment
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22 Nov 2011 Alan, New Zealand:
Lots of very interesting Asian food locally plus European food a little further away. |
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22 Nov 2011 Alan, New Zealand:
Wonderful Museum. Hop on hop off red bus really good value. The Bund area is really good.Bullet Maglev train to Pudong Airport which reaches over 300kms hour is amazing. |
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14 Apr 2011 Jason, USA:
The market next door has a small breakfast shop that sells great sesame flatbread and cifan gao (chinese hashbrowns!). All around is good snack food like jian bing (crepe with fried egg), jiaozi, baozi, etc., and on Yunnan Lu nearby there are many interesting restaurants for reasonable prices. |
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14 Apr 2011 Jason, USA:
Shanghai is kind of boring for tourist sights; if you can pick up a copy of the book "Shanghai Walks" it can give a lot of context to the various neighborhoods and their architecture. Yuyuan garden is a short walk away. |
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14 Apr 2011 Jason, USA:
Anywhere! Shanghai is the best place to start in China, because temples and scenery everywhere else in China seems so much bigger and dramatic than SH! |
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08 Feb 2011 Gemma, Scotland:
I love shanghai - its has a kind of sports bar vibe, but one of the cheapest and less pretentious places to hand out! Thursday night they have a beer pong tournament! |
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08 Feb 2011 Gemma, Scotland:
The Bund, go during the dayand its quite busy, it's not too bad at night. My friends and I ended up there at 5 am and watched the sunrise - it was amazing! |
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14 Dec 2010 Charlotte, Sweden:
the Bund, french concession, hengshan road, |
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29 Oct 2010 Angela, USA:
There is an excellent breakfast place right next to the hostel. |
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29 Oct 2010 Angela, USA:
Shanghai Great Theatre, Shanghai Art Museum and Shanghai Museum are all around People's Square which is within 10 minutes of walking distance from the Hostel. |
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| HI Hostel Shanghai - People's Square YHPeople's Square youth hostel in Shanghai is centrally located making it the perfect accommodation for guests wanting to explore the sights of Shanghai. The hostel is fully equipped with good facilities ensuring your stay is a comfortable one. This hostel is one of the HI network of hostels in China and one of seven HI hostels in Shanghai. | more...... |