Hyatt on The Bund Shanghai

... Arrive Shanghai (SHA) 3pm Take maglev $12 to #2 subway line Subway to hotel?? Or taxi? Check into Hotel: Park Hyatt Shanghai, 100 Century Avenue Evening: Stroll Riverside Promenade; find café for dinner and view Bund from across the river Visit ...

... am also told the Grand Hyatt is worth a visit -- well, maybe just the 88th floor. With exception of the Yu Garden and the Bund, Shanghai was not as impressive as many of the cities I am lucky enough to fall upon, but I did enjoy the city and hope to ...

... the Bund for New Year's Eve, we bought tickets to The Vue and we brought the New Year in with style. The Bund is the historical walkway in Shanghai along the river, it separates the east and west of the city.  Currently, it is under construction in ...

... , then financial centre, many companies built their headquarters or branches along the riverside of the Huangpu, an area which became the Bund. The companies came from Britain, France and USA, and later from Russia, Japan, Germany, Italy, Netherlands. A ...

... make them. I also ate Chinese barbecue, and won tons. I was so stuffed, but it was fantastic! We then went to The Bund. Because of traffic, Shanghai is building a street under the street that runs along The Bund, so there was a lot of construction, so I ...

... street at a place that mainly sells steamed buns. The crowds had dissolved a bit, we walked a bit on the Bund shooting photos of the famous skyline of Shanghai. The lightning of the city is a bit peculiar and is in serious need of some coordination by ...

... in a cab or wander too far from the hotel. For 3 of the 4 nights we were there the streets were chockers with people. The Bund river promenade was closed and it was heavily protected by police  and army types in riot gear. This meant people were ...

... view from the bar's door through glass windows, anyway!! And watching from the top floor the big Shanghai city is awesome!!! The Bund The bund is one of the most recognizable architechural symbols of Shanghai. It is a good place for a leisurely walk ...

... that takes a couple of minutes to get used to. We also had a good look at the old westernised river front, the Bund, which is named after an Anglo-Indian term meaning 'muddy embankment' or something like that. It has some really impressive architecture ...

... had only re-opened that morning. It was a spectacularly clear day, and we took the opportunity to stroll along the Bund boardwalk, and visit the Park Hyatt bar on the 97th floor of the World Financial Centre (the third tallest in the world) which towers ...

... hours, ducking into various stores along the way. For Dinner, we took a taxi across the Yangtze River to "Three on the Bund" a great collection of restaurants, galleries and shops located right across the street from the famous Bund. Here we dined at ...

... hand as we look down on the space tower and the entire city below us. Good view. Next day we head over to the Bund. Imagine shopping on Oxford street on a Saturday afternoon on the last shopping day before christmas. Double the number of people in ...

... and has the highest hotel in the world inside. When they say highest, they mean the highest from the ground floor. The hotel is the Shanghai Hyatt. Its lobby is really impressive! Visitors to the Jinmao Tower can look down into the hotel's lobby from the ...

... 380 feet, it is the world's third tallest building, as well as home to the world's tallest hotel - the Grand Hyatt Shanghai. Enjoy a traditional Mongolian BBQ Buffet lunch, followed by a walk along the Bund, the elegant riverside promenade which ...

Good Morning Everyone: The four of us had a private tour guide today, and first thing this morning we went to The Bund again but this time we were able to get out of the van and walk along the promenade and enjoy the sights. We continued on to ...

... we had 1 and a half hours to have a look around, could have spent longer as it was very interesting.  Next stop was the Bund area then onto lunch and a silk factory where we learnt about the silk worm through to getting the silk thread then enjoying ...

... take that title. After checking in at the hotel, we dropped our luggage off and then went for a stroll down Nanjing Street to the Bund.  What an amazing place in the evening!  The people, the energy, the lights, the street vendors!  ...

... and baroque styles.  Formerly the home foreign banks and trading houses, it is now dubbed as Shanghai’s Wall Street.  The view of the Bund at night from across the river in Pudong is gorgeous.  The former French concession is also ...

Arrivés à Shanghai au matin, nous visitons d'entrée le Bund. Cette avenue, située sur la rive gauche du fleuve Huangpu, est composée de bâtiments datant de l'époque des concessions internationales. En face, Pudong est la face moderne de Shanghai, ...

... a really nice afternoon. We decided that we would follow the Lonely Planet’s excellent walking tour along the Bund, Shanghai’s famous riverfront. It was once Shanghai’s main commercial district and fortunately, in the massive ...