Free of charge for child less than 2 years old, Half price for child between 1.2 meter and 1.4 meter, Full price for child above 1.4 meter.

Zhujiajiao Water Town, Known as the “Venice in Shanghai”, it is a well-preserved waterside ancient town. It was already a country fair as early as the Warring States Period, 1,700 years ago. During the Wanli years of the Ming Dynasty (1573-1617), with merchants flocking to the place and a growing population, it had become a prosperous town. There, we can still see the traces of the antique markets and streets of the Ming and Qing Dynasties. The antique buildings and simple life-style of the town's people will give visitors a feeling of peace and rest. In the late afternoon, we make a visit to the Bund. Since the middle of the 19th century, this street has played a major role in opening up China to the rest of the world. Built on the bank of the Huang Pu River, the Bund served as the main trading area for merchants coming to Shanghai from all over the world to trade for exotic goods and take them to their native countries. It is still a bustling street that offers a great view of the magnificent buildings along the river. Afterwards we stop at Nanjing Road. With more than 600 shops extending over 5.5 km, this is probably Asia’s busiest trading street, visited daily by more than 1.5 million people—locals and tourists alike—looking for a good bargain, and here you can see the best of the Chinese trading and bargaining customs as they take place. Then we take a Cruise on the Huangpu River to enjoy the wonderful night view of Shanghai.

English Speaking guide

entree fee

public transpotations

simple chinese lunch in local restaurant 

Private car and driver

Accommodation at hotels selected including breakfast

Domestic flights as indicated

International airfare

Travel insurance

Chinese Visa

Excess luggage

Gratuities

Expenses of personal nature (food and drinks beyond those provided, laundry, etc.)

Anything not mentioned in the program

Tips to local staff