Shanghai City Break, Spanish-speaking guide, Private Tour

Description

Join this four-day city tour of Shanghai, a dynamic metropolis that seamlessly blends modern skyscrapers with rich cultural heritage. Known for its stunning skyline along the Bund, bustling shopping streets, and historic neighborhoods like the French Concession, the city offers a captivating mix of old and new. From tranquil gardens and temples to cutting-edge art scenes and vibrant markets, Shanghai is a city where tradition meets innovation.

TOUR HIGHLIGHTS

Mandarin Yu Garden: Built during the Ming Dynasty, features intricate pavilions, serene ponds, rock formations, and lush greenery, creating a peaceful retreat from the city's bustle. The garden’s artistic design reflects traditional Chinese landscape architecture, offering a glimpse into Shanghai’s rich cultural history.

The Bund: Shanghai’s famous riverfront on the west bank of Huangpu River, packed with an eclectic range of buildings from the European colonial period.

Included

TOUR GUIDE: 

  • Operated with Spanish-speaking local guide during the activities on Day 2

ACCOMMODATION:

  • 3 night’s accommodation

ACCOMMODATION OPTIONS

Day 1-3 Shanghai:

Superior Hotel Category = Golden Tulip Shanghai Hongqiao or similar 4*

MEALS:

  • 3 Breakfasts 
  • 1 Lunch (Day 2)

TRANSPORT:

  • Arrival private transfer from Shanghai International Airport to hotel (Day 1)
  • Private air-conditioned transfer on Day 2
  • Departure private transfer from hotel to Shanghai International Airport (Day 4)

ENTRANCE FEES & ACTIVITES:

  • All entrance fees and activities mentioned in the itinerary: Fuxing Park, Mandarin Yu Garden and Jade Buddha Temple visit (Day 2)

OTHER:

  • Meet & Greet

Excluded

  • International flights 
  • Visa fees
  • Travel Insurance
  • Drinks during meals (unless specified otherwise)
  • Any visit not mentioned in the program
  • Optional tours 
  • Porterage and gratuities  
  • Expenditures of a personal nature, drinks and meals or items not stated explicitly in the program
  • Any alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks, mineral water, camera/video camera fee (if any)
  • Travel Insurance or any loss or extra cost arising due to unforeseen circumstances such as flight delays, accidents, etc.

Know before you go

Comfortable and light clothing is best suited to travel in the warm months and warm clothing in the colder months in China. Visitors should not wear sleeveless shirts, shorts, short skirts or sparse clothing when visiting temples, religious or official buildings. Sun protection, sunglasses and a hat can be very useful during your stay.

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