Map is from google, and South Shanghai Railway Station is easy to be reached by all kind of public transportation.
For me, No. 1 choice is Metro line 1 or 3 getting off @ Shanghai South Railway Station.
If you want to cacth your flights at Pudong International Airport, and there is a direct shuttle bus between Pudong airport and South Shanghai Railway Station too, which is airport shuttle bus No. 7. Read More…
A crazy place by locals for street food such as delicious crayfish, and BBQ etc.., with iced-cold beer in hot summer. In the Google map, the spot labelled A is the place you should go. If taking Metro Line No. 8, you get off at Da Shi Jie Station and walk there down to south on the Tibet Road. Read More…
Have you seen the map of Shanghai Metro? Read More…
Shanghai South Railway Station is the newest train station in Shanghai. First impression, it is not a train station, it is an airport!
Metro Line 1/3 and many buses including airport buses (Line 7) can all take you there.
It is even better if you take taxis, because there is an elevated road directly connecting to the departure of the train station (I said, like an airport!) Read More…
If you have been to the People’s Square Metro station, you will know how easily you can get lost in Shanghai huge metro Station. That is why lots of readers asked me about the detailed information of Metro Shanghai South Railway Station.
Currently Metro Line 1 and 3 both stop at Shanghai South Railway Station. Line 1 is on the north side (blue block in the map) and Line 3 is one the south side (yellow block in the map). Read More…
Question from Samantha:
Do you have any idea where I can buy Shanghai map or nearby city map in English?
Answer from Hoo:
Whenever I am thinking of books etc, the first place popped in my mind is Fuzhou Road. Fuzhou Road is labeled as the book and cultural street in Shanghai as the whole street is packed with various book stores. Read More…
The online map I usually use in Shanghai is either google map or DDmap (www.ddmap.com, currently in Chinese only). I found both of them are quite easy to use and helpful. It doesn’t only show the location, but also provide suggestions on traveling from/to a certain place by public transportation. Some value added services such as shop information, tourist attraction, dining information etc are also very helpful.
The news said that a non-profit Shanghai Map website is online from 24th July. It is designed and managed by a government organisation, Shanghai Surveying and Mapping Institute . So the website is supposed to be the official site for Shanghai maps which the public can totally trust. Read More…
Here is an updated 2009 edition of Shanghai Metro Map (Bilingual)
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Shanghai Metro Map