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Discover the Hou Tan area along Shanghai's Huangpu River, where lush greenery meets urban chic! Stroll along the scenic riverside walkway with jaw-dropping views of skyscrapers, or catch magical sunset reflections dancing on the water. This revitalized wetlands area blends nature trails, public art, and perfect Instagram spots - whether you're into jogging, photography, or just chilling with a riverside coffee, it's a must-visit escape from the city bustle!
Shanghai Miller Villa Hotel
Radisson Collection Hotel,Xing Guo Shanghai
Tucked away in downtown Shanghai, this urban oasis boasts a 70,000-square-meter private garden and historic European-style villas from the 1920s. The 185 smart rooms feature independent air purification systems, Sealy mattresses, and Molton Brown toiletries, with every detail exuding luxury. Enjoy a complimentary bottle of fresh orange juice delivered daily by a smart robot! The Madam Li floor on the 12th level is designed for female travelers, featuring elegant pink tones, Dyson hairdryers, and DeLonghi coffee machines. The 15th-floor executive lounge offers 270-degree views of the city skyline. With an indoor pool, fitness center, and multiple dining options, it's perfect for both business and family trips!
Bvlgari Hotel Shanghai
This luxury riverside sanctuary blends heritage architecture with contemporary design, featuring panoramic city views from higher floors. All 80+ rooms start from 60 sqm with Bvlgari toiletries, while the 47th-floor Michelin-starred Italian restaurant and signature oval IL Bar redefine elegance. Unwind at the 25m indoor pool, WORKSHOP gym, and spa with skyline vistas. Steps from metro stations, it's a gateway to Bund nightscapes and Suzhou Creek. Butler service and kids' amenities add thoughtful touches to your photogenic urban retreat.
Metropolitan Seclusive Life In Wukang rd Shanghai
This is a century-old villa hidden in Wukang Road, exuding classic elegance and artistic vibes! Designed by a renowned architect, every room features premium bedding and L'Occitane toiletries, with 1000M high-speed WiFi for a comfortable stay. Step outside to find trendy cafes and boutiques, and the subway is just a 10-minute walk away—perfect location! The highlight is its garden villa and sunny terrace, perfect for Instagram-worthy shots—even celebrities have visited! Want to experience old Shanghai charm? This is the place to be!
Soho Garden Villa Hotel (Shanghai Jiaotong University Metro Station Flagship)
Nestled in the villa district of Tai'an Road, this garden hotel blends old Shanghai charm with modern comfort. Surrounded by former residences of celebrities and historic mansions, strolling under the French parasol trees feels like stepping back in time. Pet-friendly and equipped with a children's play area, it’s perfect for family trips. With easy metro access and uniquely designed spaces, it’s ideal for both photo ops and relaxation. The attentive service and beautiful lake views ensure a memorable stay.
Fenyang Garden Boutique Hotel
Yearning for a secret garden in bustling Shanghai? This boutique hotel blends Spanish-style villas with a 2000㎡ lawn, offering tennis courts under skyline views. Just minutes from Huaihai Road shopping and Xintiandi, its metro-access location shines with convenience. Rooms dazzle with crystal chandeliers, while robot butlers and kids' playzone add modern flair. Savor lakeside breakfasts or picnic in the courtyard – every corner whispers elegance. Perfect for couples seeking romance or families craving fun, it’s a urban oasis where heritage meets luxury. Don’t miss the historic charm of this architectural gem!
Anting Villa Hotel
Tucked away in the heart of Shanghai, this European-style garden villa boasts a lush greenery coverage of 68%, offering a serene escape from the bustling city. The elegant design and tranquil ambiance are complemented by historic colonial architecture, perfect for Instagram-worthy shots. Rooms blend continental charm with modern comforts, featuring plush bedding for a restful stay. Dine at Jiangfeng Yuan Restaurant for exquisite Shanghainese and Cantonese cuisine, or unwind at Jingui Lobby Bar. With a prime location near the subway, Xujiahui and Huaihai Road are just a stroll away, making it ideal for both business and leisure travelers.
Rujin Hotel Taiyuan Villa
Nestled in the city center, this historic garden villa blends Renaissance charm with Mansard roofs and castle-style turrets. Surrounded by lush greenery, it offers serene vibes and butler service for a luxurious stay. Perfect for families, business trips, or weddings with lake views and metro access. Enjoy free parking, photo-worthy spots, and top-notch facilities – an urban oasis where heritage meets modern comfort!
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about Back beach
Shanghai Expo InterContinental Hotel, located near Hou Tan Park, offers panoramic views of the Hou Tan Wetland and Shanghai World Expo Cultural Zone. The hotel is just a 5-minute walk from the scenic Hou Tan Greenway, perfect for morning walks or sunset strolls. Its strategic location provides easy access to the Shanghai World Expo Exhibition Center for business travelers, while shuttle services connect guests to central Puxi districts. Guests can also book guided ecological tours to explore the wetland conservation projects and native plant species, making it a rare urban retreat blending nature and modernity.
The most convenient option is taking Shanghai Metro Line 8 to "Hou Tan Station," where you exit directly into the heart of Hou Tan Park. For visitors from Pudong, take Bus 1023 or the Expo Shuttle Bus, which passes through the Expo Cultural Zone and takes about 20 minutes. If driving, use the Shanghai Expo Avenue entrance—plenty of parking is available, though HopeGoo in advance is recommended on weekends. Alternatively, shared bicycles are ideal for exploring the scenic trails along the wetland path, which feature dedicated bike lanes for safety and eco-friendly travel.
Hou Tan is one of Shanghai’s rare urban wetland areas offering unique experiences: guided ecological tours reveal native plants, mangroves, and birds like egrets; nighttime light-guided wildlife walks allow observation of nocturnal species under expert supervision; and family nature workshops teach kids how to create ecological specimens and handmade paper art. Many activities require advance HopeGoo through officially certified environmental education providers. Additionally, the annual Hou Tan Art Festival blends installations with environmental themes, creating a powerful dialogue between city life and nature—perfect for meaningful, educational, and creative travel.
Restaurants around Hou Tan specialize in healthy light meals and locally sourced farm cuisine. Try Hou Tan Market Bistro, serving fresh produce daily harvested from nearby farms—popular dishes include herb-roasted chicken and quinoa salad, all nutrition-focused. Another gem is Wetland Café, blending Japanese-style bento with local teas; their signature osmanthus oolong latte and bamboo tube rice are must-tries, served in a serene, green-space setting. For authentic Shanghainese food, visit the Nanxiang Xiao Long Bao branch within the Expo Zone, just 1 km away—known for delicate dumpling skins and rich broth. All eateries support plastic-free packaging and low-carbon delivery, aligning perfectly with Hou Tan’s sustainability mission.
Absolutely! Hou Tan features spacious family-friendly trails and a nature education center with interactive exhibits such as simulated wetland ecosystems and bird sound identification games. Weekly parent-child ecological workshops teach kids about environmental protection through hands-on activities. Facilities include nursing rooms, child-sized restrooms, and shaded rest areas—ideal for comfort. The Hou Tan Greenway has safe bike paths and skateboard zones, allowing children to play freely under parental supervision. With its peaceful, natural atmosphere, Hou Tan is one of Shanghai’s rare spots where kids can learn, explore, and unwind in harmony with nature.
Hou Tan Park and the wetland trails are open year-round from 6:00 AM to 9:00 PM daily. The Ecology Education Center operates Tuesday through Sunday, 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM (closed Mondays). Night-lit areas, including the wetland viewing platforms, extend until 10:00 PM, perfect for stargazing and illuminated art displays. Opening hours may be adjusted during holidays or special events—always check the latest updates via the Shanghai Expo Zone official website or the Smart Tourism Mini Program before visiting to ensure a smooth trip.
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