Lujiazui

Lujiazui is located on the banks of the Huangpu River in Shanghai's Pudong New Area, facing the Bund across the river. It's home to the Greater China and East Asia headquarters of numerous multinational banks and is one of China's most influential financial centers. The Oriental Pearl Tower, Shanghai Tower, Shanghai World Financial Center, Jinmao Tower, and other skyscrapers are dazzling. Below the beautiful clock tower are a variety of cartoon figures, making for a great photo opportunity.

Lujiazui, home to the luxurious Shanghai Tower complex, the Oriental Pearl Tower, the World Trade Center, and the distinctive central green park, is a perfect spot for a midday stroll to breathe in the fresh air. The scenery is exceptional, with a long overpass connecting the surrounding buildings to the surrounding luxury shopping malls. A must-see for tourists, stroll along the long overpass, snapping photos and comparing the towering buildings to the super-tall skyscrapers.

For a loser (like me), besides the Bund, another place to pretend to be classy and free is the circular overpass in Lujiazui. Standing on the overpass and gazing out, you instantly grasp the essence of Shanghai. Many modern Shanghai-themed TV series, such as "Love Apartment" and "Ode to Joy," often feature clips of the scenery around this overpass. My first time there, I felt like I'd finally arrived in the city. But remember, this overpass is only for posing for a few photos; the surrounding skyscrapers aren't really worth visiting. Take the Oriental Pearl Tower, for example. I spent 150 yuan, queued for two hours, and only got a 10-minute walk. It was a complete rip-off!

Lujiazui is located on the banks of the Huangpu River in Shanghai's Pudong New Area, facing the Bund across the river. It is home to the Greater China and East Asia headquarters of numerous multinational banks and is one of China's most influential financial centers.

It is right below the three-piece suit. The feeling of looking up at the skyscraper is quite shocking. The shopping mall next to it is also very good.

The backward area of Pudong has now become a landmark of Shanghai.

The feeling of a big city, Lujiazui's three-piece set is particularly beautiful at night with brilliant lights.

Come here in the evening to have dinner and enjoy the night view. Take photos here and watch the colorful neon lights flashing on the Bund Square opposite.

I passed by here and went to the financial center. I didn't stay here for long. I only took a few photos. Maybe it was because it was at night and the lights made it look so beautiful.

Lujiazui is the financial center of Shanghai. It is not very nice to visit during the day, but after nightfall, it takes on a completely different look. It is fashionable, dynamic and full of vitality. It is definitely worth a visit at night!

I booked a buffet online at the Oriental Pearl Tower's 5 o'clock revolving restaurant, so I didn't have time to wander around after leaving the stadium and headed straight to Lujiazui.

The Magic City in the storm, does it feel like a science fiction movie?

As the financial center of Shanghai, Lujiazui has nothing much to say about this area. It is full of corporate headquarters buildings. It took a long time to walk around before I saw a shopping mall and food.

The air here smells of money, and the style of painting is different from that across the river.

Skyscrapers are shoulder to shoulder in Shanghai's CBD, and there are three sets.

Missing the surprise at night

Just like taking off heavy makeup

Showing your face without makeup

But it can't erase the prosperity of Shanghai

The Lujiazui financial district, home to the Shanghai International Convention Center and the Shanghai World Financial Center, is now Shanghai's most captivating destination. Standing amidst the towering skyscrapers, you'll feel as if you're in an urban forest.

There are tall buildings everywhere, and it is foggy like this every day. Take Metro Line 2 and get off at Lujiazui.

Here's a most genuine tourist-perspective photo of the Magic City. To be honest, after all these years in Shanghai and many years after leaving Shanghai and returning again and again, this is the first time I've taken a panoramic photo of Lujiazui. I feel more and more at home because my lovely sisters are here (yes, you'll know who I'm talking about when you see me~~~).

An iconic area of modern Shanghai, Shanghai's business card

The night view of Shanghai's most prosperous place is very beautiful

This is the most expensive piece of land in China. Standing between the three high-rise buildings is quite shocking.

If you want to know more about Shanghai, I can introduce and recommend it to you😘

Across the river is the Bund, one of China's most influential financial centers

Shanghai Financial Center is worth a visit...

Lujiazui is located on the banks of the Huangpu River in Shanghai's Pudong New Area, facing the Bund across the river. It's home to the Greater China and East Asia headquarters of numerous multinational banks and is one of China's most influential financial centers. It's also Shanghai's most prosperous district, home to a wealth of wealthy individuals, much like Dubai's Yachting Center.

The landmark of New Shanghai, the Bund, is across the river from the financial district and is the most attractive place in Shanghai. The Oriental Pearl Tower, Shanghai International Convention Center, Shanghai World Financial Center and other high-rise buildings are

The most prosperous area in Shanghai, you will feel like you are in a world city when you are here, or you can experience the oppressive feeling of the city.

It is high-end, has a Hong Kong feel, and is at the forefront of Chinese finance.

One of the world's financial centers, with tall buildings standing side by side

Besides architecture, there is architecture. A place to check in. Complete in half an hour

I went here to see the skyscrapers.

Lujiazui faces the Bund in Puxi across the river, admiring each other. This area was a symbol of Pudong's development and opening up over two decades ago, and also served as the focal point of Shanghai's financial center. New skyscrapers such as the Shanghai Tower, the Shanghai World Financial Center, and the Oriental Pearl TV Tower are all located here. There's also a riverside promenade similar to the Bund in Puxi, though not as long as the Bund today.

It's not bad, it's quite big inside. I feel that the underwater tunnel is not very good, there are few fish in the tunnel, and there are a lot of people. I think it's still good to go and see the fish, but there are a lot of children, and the venue is very noisy, filled with children's shouting. It would be better if you bring children with you.

I had a strange feeling about Lujiazui, like seeing my boyfriend. So I went out again in the evening to take some photos of the night view. It had been raining for a few days, but luckily the clouds were not thick that night, just a thin layer floating over the Shanghai Tower.

The buildings here are mainly modern skyscrapers.

The Oriental Pearl Tower, Jinmao Tower, Shanghai World Financial Center, Shanghai Tower and other high-rise buildings are lined up in a row, with bright lights, so dazzling that they are the symbol of China's reform and opening up and the epitome of Shanghai's modernization.

Shanghai's financial district, a gathering place for fashionistas, and a shopping paradise

My friends think it is better than Central in Hong Kong. After all, the buildings here are taller and the view is more impactful.

In fact, the high-rise buildings in the northern part of Lujiazui are far superior to those in the southern part of Lujiazui in terms of texture and appearance due to later development. This shows that the aesthetic tastes of Shanghai’s leaders are closer to those of the general public. I hope that Shanghai will continue to bring surprises to everyone in the future and that more excellent works will emerge.

Globally, there are not many cities whose central hardware can reach the level of Lujiazui. I guess except for New York and Hong Kong, others such as Singapore and Sydney are still not as good as here.

There is an overpass nearby. I intuitively thought the scenery on the bridge must be great, and it turned out to be just as I expected.

The symbol of Pudong's development is quite impressive when you look up. Take the Nanjing East Road subway station to Lujiazui. The Oriental Pearl Tower is also nearby.

On my first business trip to Shanghai, I took advantage of an evening trip to Lujiazui. If you haven't been to Tokyo or Hong Kong, two other Asian financial centers, seeing Lujiazui's skyscrapers and the Oriental Pearl Tower would certainly shock you. From a city perspective, Lujiazui truly embodies my impression of Shanghai and is well worth a visit on your first visit.

The most striking thing about Lujiazui is its rows of skyscrapers. Standing atop the Shanghai Tower, China's tallest building, you can get a bird's-eye view of Shanghai's most prosperous urban area.

Lujiazui, located on the banks of the Huangpu River in Pudong, across from the Bund, is a leading financial center both domestically and internationally. It boasts numerous landmarks, including the Oriental Pearl Tower, the Shanghai World Financial Center, the Jinmao Tower, and the Shanghai Tower. At night, these skyscrapers illuminate with dazzling lights, creating a breathtaking spectacle. Lujiazui showcases Shanghai's modern metropolis to its fullest. Taking photos of the surrounding skyscrapers from Binjiang Boulevard or the pedestrian bridge exiting Metro Exit 2 creates a surreal experience.

It takes about 40 minutes to ride from Yu Garden to Lujiazui. As soon as you get out of the subway, you can see the towering modern buildings and the direction of the financial center in the distance. You can walk through the shopping mall and over the overpass. It’s my first time in Shanghai and feel such a modern city.

If you come to Shanghai, you can't miss Lujiazui. This photo is from many years ago.

Atmospheric, atmospheric, the most atmospheric, fashionable, fashionable, the most fashionable, the logo of the Magic City, don't regret it

Across the river, Lujiazui is a financial center with banks towering everywhere, giving it a different feel. You should definitely stop by if you have time. Off topic, I asked a security guard on the roadside to find a shop, and he was quite helpful. The Oriental Pearl Tower is so famous that many people take photos with it, but those who take photos of the entire tower are blurry. The photo of the entire tower is only half of the person, hahaha. If you take a photo near the overpass, towards Hang Seng Bank, you can get a full-body photo, haha. After dinner, I took the ferry to the Bund. The night view there is beautiful, but you can't really experience it from here, haha.

Shanghai is like Beijing, with glass curtain walls and tall buildings. It seems that the air is filled with the smell of money?

Lujiazui is the most beautiful in the world and a symbol of a world metropolis.

I spent a long time on the Bund, feeling the wind. I wasn't lonely, but rather feeling the touch of being alone. Gazing at the vibrant lights of Lujiazui, I imagined that life's troubles aren't that big of a deal. A night scene can heal them.

The world of the rich, Shanghai's most prosperous urban business district, is also home to the Oriental Pearl Tower

The financial district is full of tall buildings. You can go up to the bottle opener building to see the tiny Jinmao Tower.

I could only see it from a distance. When I got closer, it was actually just an ordinary high-rise building. And it seemed that many of the office buildings might not be fully occupied.

It's truly bustling, perfect for enjoying the night view. From the Oriental Pearl Tower, the circular overpass, the third floor, and finally the Riverside Boulevard, you can enjoy the view all the way. You can book a sightseeing ticket online for one of the first floors and check for yourself which building offers the best view and value.

I was deeply shocked when I stepped onto the overpass after exiting Line 2. Zhujiang New Town, Beijing Guomao, Shenzhen and Futian are no match for me.

Take Subway Line 2 to Lujiazui, and you can see the Oriental Pearl Tower and the Financial Center as soon as you exit the subway station. Look up and you will see how high they are...

The financial center of Shanghai and even China, this area full of skyscrapers...

The night view is truly extraordinary...

Lujiazui, located on the Huangpu River in Pudong, is a leading financial center both domestically and internationally. It's home to the Oriental Pearl Tower, Jinmao Tower, Shanghai Global Center, and the Center Tower, all four of Shanghai's tallest buildings. The view of the Bund from here is also breathtaking. Many Fortune 500 companies are located here, and high-rise buildings abound. Just walking around, you can smell the professional elite. Haha!

The most attractive places in Shanghai are probably this place and the Bund, with people taking photos and group pictures everywhere.

Lujiazui is located on the bank of the Huangpu River in Pudong New Area, across the river from the Bund.

From the Bund ferry to Lujiazui, I personally think that a city is most beautiful at night.

Places that all tourists who come to Shanghai will never miss include the Oriental Pearl Tower and three towering skyscrapers - the Shanghai World Financial Center, the Jin Mao Tower, and the Shanghai Tower. It is definitely the financial center of Shanghai.

Second week of November 2017. Lots of tall buildings. I originally wanted to go up to take photos of the night view, but the International Finance Center was 180, so I had no choice. Then I saw online that there was a bar on the rooftop of the Yuekai with a night view, so I went. I didn't get to see the night view, though. I ordered a Chivas Regal for 12.97 yuan.

It's beautiful, and the bustling metropolis is all here, but there are a lot of people. It's a landmark, so you need to visit it.

In the financial center of Pudong, Shanghai, a series of pedestrian overpasses have been built to facilitate public transportation. 『 2017.10 』

Shanghai CBD, the financial center, the prosperity and development of Shanghai can be experienced here

It is a symbol of technological development, just like Beijing's Financial Street. If you want to climb high and see far, you should come here. The Oriental Pearl Tower, Shanghai World Financial Center, Jinmao Tower, and Shanghai Tower's sightseeing floors are all good choices.

This landmark building is a must-see. When I was a kid, I always saw this TV tower that looked like a transmission tower. I didn't climb the tower because it required a fee, so I just looked at it from the outside.

Lujiazui is located on the banks of the Huangpu River in Shanghai's Pudong New Area, facing the Bund across the river. It is home to the Greater China and East Asia headquarters of numerous multinational banks and is one of China's most influential financial centers. Lujiazui boasts China's second tallest building, the Shanghai World Financial Center (492 meters), the seventh tallest, the Jin Mao Tower (420.5 meters), and the tallest, the Shanghai Tower (632 meters). The city's nightscape is particularly impressive, rivaling even those in highly developed European and American cities, as exemplified in the film "007."

The Three Heroes of Pudong – Pudong's new landmarks. On the left is the 492-meter Shanghai World Financial Center (nicknamed the Bottle Opener), in the middle is the 420.5-meter Jinmao Tower (nicknamed the Syringe), and on the right is the 632-meter Shanghai Tower (nicknamed the Marshmallow).

Every night when I get home from get off work, I look up and see the three great artifacts. Their magnificence always makes you feel insignificant.

I studied architecture and I like all kinds of landmark skyscrapers. Lujiazui is the best place. This time when I came to Shanghai, I went straight to Lujiazui.

The city I live in is changing every day, becoming more beautiful and better.

The Oriental Pearl Tower and the Shanghai World Financial Center are both here. It is very prosperous and has a different feel from the Bund.

It is the most charming place in Shanghai and a typical example of Shanghai at night. The district is one of the major financial centers in Shanghai, China, and is home to banks such as HSBC, Citibank, Standard Chartered Bank, Bank of East Asia, Bank of Communications, Industrial and Commercial Bank of China, DBS Bank, ABN AMRO, Bank of Jiangsu, and United Overseas Bank of Singapore. 2. A cluster of skyscrapers: Here you can find the second tallest building in China, the Shanghai World Financial Center (492 meters), the seventh tallest, the Jin Mao Tower (420.5 meters), and the Shanghai Tower (632) under construction. Transportation is convenient. There are Shanghai tourist buses here, the fare is 40 yuan, and you can get on and off at any time. You can also take the cross-river ferry. There are no restrictions on buses or ferries within a day, but it is valid only for one day. There are a total of four routes. It probably takes a day to complete all the routes and explore Shanghai. This bus also goes to various tourist attractions, so you don't have to take a taxi or take the bus to find them. It is very cost-effective.