上海プライベートガイド付き一日文化体験

I thoroughly enjoyed this private guided tour of Shanghai. Our guide, Lily, was friendly, professional, and extremely knowledgeable about the city’s history, culture, and landmarks. Her English was clear and easy to understand, which made the experience even more enjoyable. The itinerary provided a great overview of Shanghai, from the beautiful Yu Garden and historic Old City area to the Former French Concession, Nanjing Road, The Bund, and Lujiazui. I appreciated the opportunity to learn about both traditional and modern Shanghai in a single day. One thing future travelers should know is that this tour involves a significant amount of walking, so comfortable shoes are a must. Time is built into the itinerary for lunch, but travelers purchase their own meal. The lunch stop offered a nice opportunity to relax and recharge before continuing the tour. If I could suggest one enhancement, it would be to incorporate opportunities to sample local Shanghai cuisine or street foods as part of the cultural experience. I think that would make an already excellent tour even more memorable. Overall, I highly recommend this tour to anyone looking for an in-depth introduction to Shanghai. Thank you, Lily, for a wonderful day and for sharing your knowledge and love of Shanghai with us!

We were with my ship 6 for Easter on the Asia trip and had visited Shanghai as the penultimate stop. Unfortunately only one day, because TUI had not ensured the board delivery and thus lost a day of Shanghai port. Shanghai is a very large city with 30 million inhabitants, which means that 6 hours of excursion is actually not enough. We booked a private tour with VIP bus and in terms of care - we had two competent good English speaking guides and a super VIP bus for us six people with excellent chauffeur and very luxurious leather armchair and service. This allowed us to relax a bit between stops and especially our teenagers. Somewhat disappointing, but not attributable to the tour organizer, is the old town of Shanghai, which has been rebuilt and is more of a shopping center/paradise, but with a very nice Chinese garden- newly created and crowded with tourists. Very nice was at the end of the JadeTemple, in between an exquisite tea ceremony -the view of the new business district and the care as well as at the end of the Silk Museum, in which we chopped some silk products, which we also thought were not overpriced. Overall a good but too short trip we recommend to visitors who do not necessarily want to shop and not necessarily an overcrowded neighborhood - not the old town of Shanghai, but rather the temple complexes and you have to remember that the city is so large and it is difficult to travel long distances within a short time. Many thanks to our tour organizer and to our supervisors during the tour! Finally, it should be mentioned that we had a very good Peking duck meal together with our attendant in the shopping center of the old town.

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Seriously, this tour is GOLD! Our guide Leo was like a walking Shanghai Wikipedia! The itinerary? Genius-level timing – we zipped from Yuyuan's tranquil gardens to Bund selfies without any rush. The route covered ALL highlights but felt relaxed. If you wanna see Shanghai's best view AND laugh non-stop with your squad, book this now. Trust me, that guide deserves a raise!