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13 travel features tagged “Arts & Architecture”

The Passport blog

Drawing on experience: Shanghai

Have book and pen, will travel.
Read more… 21 February 2012


Reliving Shanghai’s 1930s past

Smoky jazz clubs, underground gay bars and family-run food stands transport visitors back to the city’s first golden era.
Read more… 30 January 2012


The regeneration of Shanghai’s Bund

The city’s famous waterfront, which housed powerful banks and luxury hotels before the 1949 Communist Revolution, is seeing a second life thanks to the 2010 World Expo.
Read more… 23 December 2011


The sharpest rooms in Shanghai

Find the most fabulous accommodations in the city, from five-star stunners housed in towering skyscrapers to beautifully renovated pre-war villas.
Read more… 22 December 2011


Shanghai after the World Expo

Costing a reported $40 billion and drawing 73 million visitors, the 2010 World Expo left an indelible mark on Shanghai – and the improvements are still benefitting travellers today.
Read more… 21 December 2011


Shanghai’s top five museums

Discover the masterpieces of Chinese art, take a look at 1950s propaganda posters or learn about the opium trade while taking a break from the frantic pace of Shanghai life.
Read more… 20 December 2011


Building the future of Shanghai

The star attraction in modern Shanghai is the ever dazzling array of glittering skyscrapers, but this city has also been flexing its ample construction muscles throughout its past.
19 December 2011


Free art in Shanghai

In step with China’s ongoing cultural rejuvenation, many of the city’s top art museums do not charge admission.
Read more… 18 December 2011


Living in... Shanghai

Living here means living on the edge of China’s future and moving at the speed of light.
Read more… 05 October 2011


The Passport blog

Drawing on experience: Shanghai

Have book and pen, will travel.
Read more… 02 August 2011


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