Shanghai, China’s financial epicentre, is a pulsating city that remains active round-the-clock. It boasts spectacular urban vistas and a fusion of Oriental and Western cultures. By exploring the city on a classic bicycle, you get to experience its metamorphosis from twilight to daybreak, witnessing the shifting interplay of light and shadow on Shanghai’s Art Deco structures. Experience the stark disparity from Shanghai’s beginnings in the early 20th century to its current status as a global metropolis.

1. Uncover astonishing edifices and landmarks gradually obscured by the relentless march of history and the accumulating dust of ages.
2. An intact piece of the city wall lies concealed in the western segment of Shanghai.
3. Secluded narrow alleyways located behind the God Temple.
4. China’s quintessential Taoist temple and Confucius Temple.
5. The most sizable Catholic cathedral in the extreme East during the previous century.
6. Asia-Pacific’s first meteorological observatories - The Gutzlaff Signal Tower.
7. Shanghai’s pioneering modern school.
8. Shanghai’s original fire alert tower and the inaugural fire station.