Panoramic City Views & Culture：JinMaoTower + Sightseeing Bus

Jin Mao Tower ️ As one of China’s first 4A-level tourist attractions, the 88th Floor Observation Deck of Jin Mao Tower covers 1,520 square meters and stands 340.1 meters tall. It is China’s highest and largest observation deck, and Shanghai holds the most Guinness World Records related to it. Two high-speed elevators ⏩ operate at 9.1 meters per second, carrying 33 passengers at a time and whisking visitors from the first floor to the 88th in just 45 seconds. Here, you can not only enjoy a panoramic view of Shanghai but also gaze down at the world’s unparalleled hotel atrium—27 meters in diameter, with 28 circular porch handrails shimmering under neon lights . The corridors are as beautiful as rows of art galleries ️, tempting you to pick up your camera and capture timeless memories. This extraordinary atrium has been hailed by architects, scientists, and writers as a "shared space," "golden ring," and "time tunnel." Shanghai Sightseeing Buses Shanghai’s sightseeing buses are the efficient way to explore the Magic City. With a flexible "hop-on, hop-off" model ‍♂️➡️➡️‍♀️, they connect the city’s core landmarks and hidden cultural gems. Multiple routes cover must-visit spots like the Bund , Yuyuan Garden , Oriental Pearl Tower , Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street ️, and Xintiandi . Whether you want to admire the modern skyline along both sides of the Huangpu River or explore the nostalgic lane culture of old Shanghai, these buses perfectly meet your needs. Tickets are valid for 24 hours from activation, with convenient departure intervals of 20 - 60 minutes. You can get off to explore anytime, freeing yourself from rigid itinerary constraints. Onboard, free sightseeing maps ️ are provided, and some daytime routes offer complimentary commentary ️ to delve into the stories behind the buildings. Night tour routes are especially charming—when the lights come on , you’ll cruise through neon-lit streets ✨, taking in the dazzling lights of the Bund and the skyscrapers of Lujiazui