TRAVEL & STAY

Plan your trip to VIV Select China with practical information on travel and accommodation in Shanghai. The city is well connected internationally and offers convenient transport options and hotels near the venue. Make the most of your stay by exploring Shanghai beyond the exhibition.

DISCOVER SHANGHAI

Shanghai is China’s largest city and a major international hub for business, transport, and culture. The city combines a modern skyline with historic neighborhoods, offering visitors a mix of innovation, tradition, and everyday urban life.

With excellent international connections, efficient public transport, and a wide range of hotels, Shanghai is well suited for business travel. Beyond the exhibition, visitors can explore the city’s food scene, waterfront areas, cultural sites, and shopping districts, making it easy to combine business with leisure.

THE MUST DO'S IN SHANGHAI

After a day at the exhibition, Shanghai offers plenty to explore. From world-class dining and shopping to historic neighborhoods and iconic waterfront views, the city blends modern life with rich cultural heritage. Here are a few ideas to make the most of your stay.

Enjoy Shanghai

Walk along Shanghai’s famous waterfront and enjoy views of historic buildings on one side and the modern skyline on the other.

Explore a traditional Chinese garden surrounded by historic streets, shops, and local snack stalls.

Visit one of the world’s tallest buildings and enjoy panoramic views over the city from the observation deck.

Stroll through leafy streets with historic architecture, cafés, and boutiques in one of Shanghai’s most pleasant districts.

Experience one of the world’s busiest shopping streets, especially lively in the evening.

Wander through narrow lanes filled with small shops, studios, cafés, and galleries.

See Shanghai from the water with views of both the historic Bund and the modern Pudong skyline.

Taste Shanghainese specialties such as xiaolongbao and shengjian bao at local restaurants or food streets.

Visit sites such as Jing’an Temple or Longhua Temple to experience Shanghai’s cultural and spiritual heritage.