Wyndham Grand Plaza Royale Oriental Shanghai
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In Sickness and In Health
... 1514; עבורו תרופו 14; אנטי דלקתי 93;ת, הפכה, כיאה לסין, למשימ 92; קשה ומורכ 89;ת. למודת ניסיו 03; ...
Becoming City'd out
... to visit, we were wandering somewhat aimlessly. We made our way down to the Bund, the oldest business district of Shanghai that now looks across the river to modern skyline of the new business district, the Shanghai Pearl Tower, World Trade Center and numerous other skyscrapers. There's a definite feel to the architecture of European and chiefly British offices, of the period, although, now, at street level, many of the buildings house Italian designers ...
Shanghai, champ de lumières
... peu bruyante, mais alors à un prix défiant tout concurrence et surtout très bien situé. Nous sommes au Nord du Bund. Le Bund, c'est un peu la promenade des Anglais à Nice, ou la digue de Malo à Dunkerque, pour ceux qui apprécieront la comparaison. A ceci près que le Bund longe une rivière et non la mer. C'est donc la promenade qui longe la rivière Huangpu sur un axe Nord-Sud. Et en face du Bund, au Nord, de l'autre côté de la rivière, se dresse le quartier financier de Pudong, ...
A little taste of home in Shanghai
... we strolled along The Bund in early evening, just in time to see the sun go down and the lights of Pudong come alive. The Bund was packed with people at this time and it was difficult to find room to get a photo without some resolute use of elbows and shoulders…. We also walked around the French Concession area. With its clothes boutiques and small tree lined avenues, it had a distinctly foreign feel compared to anywhere else we’d been in China. ...
Old-style living in New-styled China
... around. We went up the famous Shanghai TV Tower, which besides broadcasting TV shows to some 20 million Chinese, serves only as a major tourist attraction. The tower provided an amazing sight from about 750 feet up, and included a museum and roller coaster as well. The highest tourist-access point was the second large ball of the tower, which encompassed a glass floor protruding away from the tower, so looking down, you could see the tower behind you. Kinda epic. ...
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