The modern Shanghai is a city full of buildings with contemporary architecture styles, hi-tech obsession and latest fashions. The old Shanghai still staggers on amongst the modern structures: old alleys, street markets, classical Buddhist Temples and enchanting authentic Chinese gardens.
Visitors to Shanghai will find a range of activities to be part of. Most enjoy the glamorous restaurants and bars whilst some prefer the old fashioned eateries featuring authentic Chinese cuisine. Sights, both old and new, museums depicting the ancient history of China as well as the modern technology that awaits the world are in store for the visitors to explore.
For a unique Chinese experience, with some thing to take back home, try the Propaganda Poster Art Centre. A museum exhibiting revolutionary art, the Propaganda Poster Art Centre is located in Huashan Lu at an apartment building.
The collection here consists of about 3000 original notices and posters, mainly depicting the revolutionary thoughts of communist China’s Maoist period. The proprietor is Yang Pei Ming and his collection of these posters was initiated with the purpose of preserving the past for the future generations to see. As the collection consists of very rare posters it’s a much sought after gallery by most of the visitors to Shanghai. The prices of the exhibits are generally high but the memorabilia are quite reasonably priced.
Visitors to this dynamic city will find it easy to get accommodation at a hotel in Shanghai as the city features a range of lodging options. Accommodation options range from luxury to budget with all types of lodging options featuring modern amenities and facilities. For a true indulgence in Shanghai’s modernism, try the Langham Yangtze Boutique Shanghai. The hotel boasts an art-deco facade and guests here can indulge in some of the best luxurious amenities, exclusive cuisine and private dining Shanghai can offer.
