Old Wharf Creative Park

The "Old Wharf," formerly Shiliupu, holds the most legendary Shanghainese charm. Its riverside alleyways and traditional Shikumen (Shikumen) houses tell the stories of Shanghai's tycoons. Sit back on the European-style rooftop terrace and gaze at the roaring Huangpu River. Downstairs were once the warehouses of Huang Jinrong and Du Yuesheng. Today, the Old Wharf further integrates Shanghai's art, culture, commerce, and fashion, presenting a unique Shanghainese charm.

The Old Wharf Creative Park, which was transformed from the Shiliupu Wharf, has the old Shanghai Shikumen architectural style and houses many high-end restaurants.

Reconstructed from Shiliupu

The tone of old Shanghai Shikumen

It is a commercial center. All the warehouses beside the Pujiang River have been converted into restaurants and shops. It feels very high-end.

It's under renovation just now, so it's depressing. But just across the street is the Huangpu River, and the night view is still very beautiful.

Don't come here recently, it's undergoing major renovations, at least until National Day.

The Old Wharf is located in South Bund and was formerly known as the "Shiliupu". After renovation, the riverside alleys and old Shikumen houses have been added with modern elements, making it a place that brings together artist studios, business offices, restaurants, bars, clubs and other leisure, entertainment and photography venues. It is very suitable for tourists who like leisure travel, architecture and food.

The "Old Wharf," formerly Shiliupu, holds the most legendary Shanghainese charm. Its riverside alleyways and traditional Shikumen (Shikumen) houses tell the stories of Shanghai's tycoons. Sit back on the European-style rooftop terrace and gaze at the roaring Huangpu River. Downstairs were once warehouses for Huang Jinrong and Du Yuesheng. Today, the Old Wharf blends Shanghai's art, culture, commerce, and style, presenting a unique Shanghainese charm.

The scenery is nice, it's next to the Huangpu River, and there are various concerts from time to time (PS: It's not bad... various world famous music), which are free to enjoy, but the prices of the surrounding shops are not cheap... It depends on your spending power.

In addition to concerts, there are also various weddings being planned here. . . In short, it is an old dock in old Shanghai that has been renovated and packaged. The Shikumen architecture is very distinctive.

I don't really like it, it's just a variety of restaurants. Calling it a tourist attraction is a bit... There's nothing special about it. It's probably still under renovation.

I went there in a hurry and didn't find any places that I was particularly interested in.

The "Old Wharf" is the former Shiliupu area, where many legends of old Shanghai are preserved. Today, this historic relic has been transformed into a creative industry park. Early in the morning, the "Old Wharf" was deserted, the bars shuttered, and I spotted a group of people filming something, presumably crew members. Many houses were under paved roads for renovation, and I searched everywhere but couldn't find the Shikumen dwellings I'd imagined. Even when I asked a woman who seemed to work there, she simply replied, "I don't know." After walking back and forth several times, I finally saw the iconic stone gate and understood: this place is no longer residential, but merely a preserved stone gate.

It's a very stylish place, and the surrounding area is being renovated, it should become more and more charming

Located on the South Bund, the Old Wharf was once the site of the "Shiliupu" (Sixteen Shops) line. Buses 65, 305, 324, 576, 715, 735, 801, and 868 all arrive at Zhongshan South Road and Fuxing East Road. It's a five-minute walk. The Old Wharf blends Shanghai's art, culture, commerce, and fashion, presenting a unique Shanghainese charm. It's also a great photo spot.

It is a small new commercial area transformed from the original old houses, with scenery, restaurants and shops.

There are many restaurants and cafes converted from Shikumen buildings, which are quite romantic.

It's not bad. If you haven't been there, you can go and have a look. There are many restaurants and bars inside.

Lane 505, Zhongshan South Road, Huangpu District! A creative park, let your imagination run wild! Grab your tripod and camera and start conceiving your own European and American creative blockbusters!

It’s a small piece of land, but it blooms beautifully without making any noise.

I took a quick look at the old pier. I originally came for the beach pier, but I saw that such a small artificial beach cost 50 yuan. I turned around and walked around the restaurant area. It felt familiar as soon as I came in. I remembered that an episode of Go Fighting was filmed here. The whole area is not very big and it is full of restaurants. It should be very lively at night, with music, fountains, and a breeze. It should be quite nice to have some food and drinks.

It is located on the outer road of South Bund. There are mainly various restaurants and bars, and the prices are a bit expensive. There are many cafes and drink shops, which are suitable for friends to drink and chat in the evening.

Walking south along the Bund, you will find the old pier, which has a strong sense of history. Now it has been transformed into a group of small-scale restaurants and cafes.

Yesterday morning, the drizzle had stopped, so I agreed with Rong to meet at the old pier at 1:30 PM. I'm not very experienced with new photography lately, even framing is a struggle. I took a few photos yesterday, and they're still a lot blurry on my computer after I got home. I've chosen a few that I think are good and are posting them here. Any feedback is welcome.

The "Old Wharf" is a scenic spot on the Huangpu River between Shiliupu and Dongjiadu in Shanghai. It is a creative industry park transformed from the old factory buildings of the former Shanghai Oil and Fat Factory and nearby old warehouses. Its address is Lane 505, Zhongshan South Road.

The Old Wharf is home to a variety of restaurants from China, Greece, Japan, India, Germany, Italy, and other countries, as well as trendy shopping spots like leisure clubs and personalized retail. It basically caters to your every need for dining, drinking, and entertainment. Come here for afternoon tea with friends, dinner, and enjoying the night view.

It has a retro and western feel. There are many foreign friends holding cameras and taking pictures everywhere. The beer festival is here, you can go and experience it yourself.

The popularity is getting worse day by day, and it seems like the development has failed.

Take Subway Line 9 to Xiaonanmen Station and walk about a kilometer to the Old Wharf, the former site of Shiliupu. The warehouses of Huang Jinrong and Du Yuesheng have now been transformed into a dining, tourism, and commercial district. Outside, the newly renovated Old Wharf, while preserving its original appearance, exudes a touch of hipster charm.

It's not very big, mostly cafes, bars, etc. The environment is pretty good.

Transportation is not very convenient. It's a bit far from the subway station. It's more convenient to take the bus. After getting off the bus, it's about a 5-6 minute walk. It seems that many people drive here. The narrow road is full of parked cars on both sides. There are construction sites all around. It's gray and the environment is average. The old wharf is not a big place. It mainly has restaurants, cafes, etc. It takes less than half an hour to walk around. It may be more lively at night. At present, it is not large in scale, there is not much to do, and the surrounding environment is not good. It may be better to go back in a few years when the surrounding environment is settled.

A creative park combining leisure, entertainment and commerce on the banks of the Huangpu River.

Located on the banks of the Huangpu River in North Bund, it was once a storage area for the docks. Now the warehouses have been converted into a creative park, mainly integrating catering and entertainment.

Take Line 9 to Xiaonanmen and then walk a short distance to the park. However, due to extensive construction, the walk from Xiaonanmen to the old dock is a bit uncomfortable. Upon arrival, the overall environment felt like a miniature Thamestown. The Creative Park itself is more of a leisurely spot for visitors. It's adjacent to the city beach, where you can play volleyball and play in the sand. Before leaving, stroll here, enjoy a good meal, and enjoy the pools, fountains, and music. It's a very relaxing experience. The entire Creative Park retains the charm of old Shanghai with European touches, a blend of Chinese and Western elements that gives it a very comfortable feel. Once the road is repaired, it should attract even more visitors.

In general, many shops are closed and there are only western restaurants inside.

The Old Wharf, once a cluster of Shikumen buildings and rumored to have served as Du Yuesheng's warehouse, has now incorporated commercial and trendy elements, becoming a vibrant nightlife destination alongside Xintiandi.

The difference between it and Xintiandi is that it places more emphasis on the "creativity" element, but both in terms of scale and popularity, it is slightly inferior to Xintiandi, and some businesses are even closed at night.

I came here once with my college roommate to research and write a paper. I thought the graffiti wall was quite interesting. I ate a pizza there and was full, but everything else was just average.

Shanghai has many creative blocks renovated from old buildings and factories. They're all great places to wander, have a meal, have afternoon tea, or take photos.

The Old Wharf is near the Bund, just south of Zhongshan South Road. It's about 1.5 kilometers away! It's an expensive area, and I've heard it's often overpriced for foreigners, so you can imagine how expensive it is. It's a bit more affordable for Chinese residents, though. To the east of the Old Wharf is another road called Old Wharf Road, which has a large open area. The views of Pudong at night are quite nice there! It's a great place for couples to date, as it's less crowded!

The location is not good and the surrounding area is still quite deserted. There are more and more places to eat.

The renovation of the old factory buildings couldn't be more special. The idea is very thoughtful, just in time to see the hard work of the city's migrant workers. If it weren't for them, this city wouldn't be so beautiful.

The original Shanghai Oil Factory and Shiliupu Wharf are located on the bank of the Huangpu River. The Shiliupu buildings, a classic example of Shanghai style architecture, are preserved. The park is usually quiet with few people.

The creative park is not very large. There is a courtyard in the middle with a pond, and various restaurants and cafes are located around it. It is very lively and there are occasional activities.

The original Shilipu Wharf area has been transformed into a place synonymous with high-end and fashionable style, and the consumption is also very expensive. For someone like me who doesn't have some money in my pocket, I still can't easily step into a store unless the company treats me.

At night, I suddenly had the urge to take a look when I passed by. It looked like a high-end dining place, mostly with foreigners, and the lights were flashing at night. I thought I might take a look.

The Old Wharf Creative Park is mainly based on the old wharf in the past. It used to be an old wharf on the Huangpu River and mainly consisted of warehouses. Now it is also a place for tourists to relax and travel. You can also see newlyweds taking wedding photos here!

The environment is very good, come here to eat Western food, there are many people in love~~

I told the taxi driver I wanted to go to a bar on the Bund, and was brought here. It was quite lively inside, with a band performing and various restaurants. Not much else.

It's a good place for afternoon tea, but many people stay there.

It's a relatively new creative park with relatively few people.

It is adjacent to the Huangpu River and has many beautiful restaurants and cafes, as well as many foreigners.

It's a bit like Xintiandi and Tianzifang, but with a newer feel.

Because I went at the wrong time, the door was not open.

The Old Wharf Creative Park was named one of the top ten creative industrial parks in 2008 and is a new fashion landmark in South Bund. Renovated from the original Shiliupu, the Old Wharf Creative Park retains the most Shanghainese "Shikumen" architectural style while cleverly incorporating modern elements of glass and steel structures.

It was a good place to take photos. It was stall day when I went there. It was like a flea market with lots of good stuff.

The Old Pier can be regarded as a new attraction in Shanghai and is really worth a visit!

[Scenery] Shanghai's unique Shikumen architecture blends cuisine from around the world, creating a unique Shanghainese experience. Although small in size and area, it's small yet exquisite, perfect for a quick drink, a gathering with friends, or just a casual stroll.

[Transportation] If you take Subway Line 9 and get off at Xiaonanmen Station, walk about a kilometer. If you drive, there's a spacious parking lot by the Huangpu River that costs 10 yuan per hour. I personally think driving is better. The parking lot is rather basic, with small stone fields and average conditions, but the scenery by the Huangpu River is worth the parking fee. Also, walking down the side roads after getting off Line 9 is not very comfortable.

[Food] There are many choices of food at the Old Wharf, including Indian, Thai, Cantonese and local cuisine. Starbucks and Haagen-Dazs are both in the center, next to the waterfront. If you don't want to eat, you can choose these two places.

I like this place very much, but it's not very popular, the place is not very big, and the transportation is not very convenient

The old pier of Shanghai ~ the former night Shanghai!

Many buildings in various styles of modern concessions at the Bund Old Wharf also bear witness to the city's early prosperity.

There are many people coming here at night, there are many bars, and the night view is also good.

I feel it's okay. When I went there with my girlfriend, it was not fun at all. We just wandered around aimlessly.

A clever fusion of history and modernity, practicality and art, it is a popular destination for fashion gurus and young people.

The Old Wharf Creative Park is very charming. It is considered one of Shanghai's fashionable landmarks. Young people with a petty income will like it very much.

This project, renovated from an old factory, is similar to Xintiandi, with bars, restaurants, and office buildings. Located on the Bund, it's not very convenient to take the subway, requiring a 15-minute or more walk. For similar options, Xintiandi is recommended.

There are many restaurants, coffee shops and more and more small shops at the old pier.

The former Shiliupu Wharf has now been transformed into a creative park, with the old wharf being one of them. It's home to a variety of Western restaurants and bars, and many foreigners love it. The fountain in the center is amazing. It's a ten-minute walk to the Bund, and there's a ferry nearby to Pudong. Personally, I think the night view of Lujiazui from here is better than from the crowded Bund.

It used to be Shiliupu, but now it has become a creative park with restaurants, bars, and creative shops. It is also great to watch the night view of Pudong here at night. The recently aired "Go Fighting" was recorded here.

Old place, new ideas, very new decoration, I went there to eat!

It's very unique and not crowded. I only saw some studios taking pictures. The restaurant is also good and it's a good spot for taking children out.

Very creative place, there are some good creative shops here

I still recommend Tianzifang, which is much inferior to Tianzifang.

There are many Western restaurants and art galleries. There is a section with graffiti, which is worth seeing.

It's a bit like Beijing's 798. The scenery is nice and there are many places to eat.

The old wharf is the original location of Shiliupu. The warehouses of Huang Jinrong and Du Yuesheng have now been transformed into a catering, tourism and commercial area.

Outside, there is a new old dock that has been renovated and decorated while maintaining the original appearance of the building, exuding a bourgeoisie atmosphere.

The old pier is charming at night. Sometimes there are open-air activities, German dark beer, music parties, in short, this is a happy place.

A new attraction that integrates sightseeing, leisure and dining! !

The place is not big, but it is on the Bund, so you can enjoy the night view and the surrounding consumption is not too high. There are some more creative restaurants and a lot of beautiful, rich and handsome people. If you are looking for a romantic encounter, come here for a stroll.

The old factory building in the North Bund was renovated and now has become a dining and leisure place. It is a bit far from the subway station, but the environment is good, with the flavor of old Shanghai and the characteristics of the new era.

It's a pretty boring place, and there was road construction going on around it when I went there. It's boring during the day, maybe it will be better at night.

I particularly enjoy places with a retro feel, so I've been searching for unique creative parks in Shanghai. There are so many unique restaurants there, they're definitely worth a visit.