Shanghai's iconic waterfront promenade — a living museum of colonial-era architecture facing the futuristic Pudong skyline.
The Bund is Shanghai's most famous landmark — a 1.5km waterfront promenade lined with 52 historic buildings in various European architectural styles. Built during the city's era as an international trading port, it offers a unique juxtaposition of 19th-century grandeur against the 21st-century Pudong skyline across the Huangpu River.
West bank of the Huangpu River, central Shanghai. The city's most iconic waterfront.
1.5km promenade with 52 heritage buildings. Easily walkable.
Neo-Classical, Art Deco, Baroque, Gothic — a 'Museum of World Architecture'.
Sunset to evening — watch both sides light up for the full Shanghai experience.
The grandest Bund building — now houses the Pudong Development Bank. Stunning interior dome.
Famous clock tower modeled on Big Ben. Chimes the Westminster Quarters every quarter hour.
Huangpu River cruises depart from Bund wharves. See both shores illuminated at night.
China's premier shopping street connects to the Bund's western end. 5.5km of retail therapy.
Pleasant for walking. Occasional rain. Beautiful light for photography.
Hot and crowded. Evening visits are much more comfortable.
Best season. Clear skies, comfortable temperatures, great photography light.
Cold and windy on the waterfront. Dress warmly but crowds are thin.
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