Elong Hotel Hotels Near People's Square

Peace Hotel Shanghai is a top choice, located right in the heart of People's Square with panoramic views of the square and surrounding skyscrapers. This historic five-star hotel blends Art Deco and Neoclassical architecture, preserving its 1930s heritage while offering modern luxury.

Another excellent option is Marriott Hotel at Shanghai Tower, just a 5-minute ride via elevator from the square. Its high-floor rooms provide breathtaking city skyline vistas, ideal for travelers seeking contemporary elegance. Both properties are within walking distance of Metro Lines 1, 2, and 8, ensuring effortless access to all major attractions in the Lujiazui and Nanjing Road areas.

Near People's Square, visit the Shanghai Museum (east side of the square), which offers free admission to world-class collections of ancient Chinese art, including bronzes, calligraphy, and ceramics—essential for understanding Chinese civilization.

The Shanghai Museum of Fine Arts (formerly Xintiandi Art Gallery) hosts rotating exhibitions featuring contemporary international artists. For evening entertainment, stroll down Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street, the city’s most vibrant shopping district, where you can sample local delicacies like xiaolongbao and shengjianbao.

Don’t miss the Shanghai City Light Corridor sightseeing tram along the Huangpu River, offering stunning night views of the Lujiazui skyline, especially during the dazzling light show at the Oriental Pearl Tower and Shanghai Tower.

The fastest and most convenient route is taking Metro Line 1 or 2—just one stop from People's Square to The Bund Station (via transfer if needed). The journey takes only about 10 minutes with no transfers required.

Alternatively, walk along Xizang South Road and Zhongshan Dong Yi Road for a scenic 15-minute stroll through Nanjing Road pedestrian street, enjoying street performances and urban atmosphere. For comfort, rent a shared bicycle or take a taxi—about 6 minutes and costing roughly ¥20. All options provide seamless access between these two iconic Shanghai landmarks.

Yes, several family-friendly attractions surround People's Square. The Shanghai Children's Museum (south of the square) features interactive exhibits on nature, science, and daily life, designed specifically for kids—perfect for hands-on learning.

Nearby, the Shanghai Urban Planning Exhibition Center offers multimedia interactive sand tables that visually illustrate the city’s evolution, plus a dedicated children’s zone with engaging activities. Parents can also explore Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street, where department stores host kid-focused shops and street vendors sell treats like tangyuan and egg tarts.

All attractions are easily accessible via Metro Lines 1, 2, and 8, making them ideal for a stress-free family outing in central Shanghai.