Activities in Shanghai

The space is located in an enclave of art studios and antique shops in a row of converted warehouses.

Have a nightcap at decadent Bar Rouge, high above the Bund in Shanghai.

This unassuming shop with a white front and simple black signage stands out on a road of fashion shops. Owner Liu Xiao Lan, a member of the Miao ethni

Stroll the riverfront promenade known as the Bund, with its Art Deco, Neoclassical, and Beaux-Arts façades, bars and shops, and views of the space-age

The store carries a surprising breadth of products: from reproductions of communist-era comic books to artist's backpacks.

The leafy, rustic French Concession is the favored destination for cutting-edge fashion and designs for the home.

It’s all about glitz at this aptly-named bar on the sixth floor of Five on the Bund. Owned by the M Group, the bar has an Art Deco and vintage Hollywo

Original Debut: Unveiled in 1932 by Hungarian architect L. E. Hudec (responsible for more than 60 Shanghai landmarks), Grand Cinema had Art Deco flour

The shop's memorabilia merchandise includes retro vinyl Chairman Mao and Lin Biao buttons.

The shop stocks a wonderful collection of Shanghai Deco lampshades and accents.

Shanghai’s latest secret?Lane 248, a gritty, narrow street now inhabited by artsy cafés and intimate boutiques, hidden behind Taikang Road.

An up-and-coming gallery and boutique run by three young artists who trained at Qinghua University's Art Academy.

An old villa is the setting for this spa in the French Concession. A Qin brick façade and Ming-era furniture add to the authentic feel. A stream bubbl

Vintage clothing abounds at this market.

At this bookshop-café on one of the elegantly shaded streets in the French Concession, coffee addicts linger late into the night amid the Ming-dynasty

Throughout its history, the Paramount building has played multiple roles, including traditional ballroom and dance club. Built in 1933, it once hosted

In People’s Park you’ll find the Shanghai Museum and the Museum of Contemporary Art. Weekdays are the best time to wander among the pine trees and pon

The sleek 1,345-square-foot store, with its white oak floors and cloud-like molded walls, was developed by Japanese architect Kengo Kuma under the dir

The Shanghai Acrobatics Troupe performs here. The show is simultaneously touristy and indescribably brilliant.