The Bund (Wai Tan)
What the experts agree on
Shanghai's iconic waterfront promenade combines colonial architecture with modern luxury—expect crowds of tourists and locals admiring the Pudong skyline while browsing high-end boutiques and restaurants.
“The Bund (quay) has... been transformed into a paved esplanade, lined by trendy boutiques, but it is still as popular and lively as ever.”
– Michelin Guide
"On the riverfront side of the Bund, Shanghai's street life is in full force. You'll find Chinese tourists as well as foreigners here, ogling the Pudong skyline." Full review
"Today it has emerged as a designer retail and restaurant zone, and the city's most exclusive boutiques, restaurants and hotels see the Bund as the only place to be." Full review
"One of the very first things to do when visiting Shanghai is to make a trip to The Bund." Full review