• Shanghai Science and Technology Museum - Shanghai has long been known as the “Shopping Paradise” and the “Oriental Paris.” It’s not just about shopping in high-end malls, but also about bargaining in markets and discovering treasures in antique shops. Here are four popular markets recommended by local shopping experts: Fabric Market (for tailor-made clothing), Tea Market (offering various Chinese teas from across the country), Off-Brand Market (selling textiles, footwear, pearls, bags, handcrafts, etc.), and Antique Market (where you can find genuine antiques from thousands of years ago).

What you can do in the markets:

Fabric Market: This market features hundreds of tailor shops, each with its own specialty. Some are better for making suits and coats, others for silk, and some exclusively for leather and leather jackets. You can bring photos or magazine images for fashion ideas, and they will replicate them exactly. If you haven’t prepared, don’t worry; they have a selection that represents the available styles and plenty of ideas to share with you.

Tea Market: Here, you can taste three different types of tea and learn about their quality, benefits, and history. A tea expert will help you choose the tea that best suits your body.

Off-Brand Market: Find handcrafts, bags, sunglasses, art, T-shirts, pearls, and more. Everything is made in China with excellent quality.

Antique Market: You might find genuine antiques here if you have a keen eye. Otherwise, practice your bargaining skills! Your shopping guide will offer advice and prepare you ahead of time.

• Hotel pickup and drop-off
• Private tour
• Professional shopping guide
• Round-trip private transfer
• Tea tasting experience in tea market

• Food and drinks
• Lunch
• Gratuities