Shanghai Tower

I would say is definitely worth a visit. There's all sorts of different angles to get photos from the outside. Get up on the walkway too. We didn't go in, but if you feel you must then I'm sure it's a great view. We walked around this whole area before jumping on the Metro for one stop back to our... Read more

I would say is definitely worth a visit. There's all sorts of different angles to get photos from the outside. Get up on the walkway too. We didn't go in, but if you feel you must then I'm sure it's a great view. We walked around this whole area before jumping on the Metro for one stop back to our, just over the water. Obviously better when the sun's out for photos 📸 Show less

I would say is definitely worth a visit. There's all sorts of different angles to get photos from the outside. Get up on the walkway too. We didn't go in, but if you feel you must then I'm sure it's a great view. We walked around this whole area before jumping on the Metro for one stop back to our... Read more

I would say is definitely worth a visit. There's all sorts of different angles to get photos from the outside. Get up on the walkway too. We didn't go in, but if you feel you must then I'm sure it's a great view. We walked around this whole area before jumping on the Metro for one stop back to our, just over the water. Obviously better when the sun's out for photos 📸 Show less

I visited the Shanghai Tower this past weekend with high hopes of seeing the legendary skyline views, only to be met with an experience that was frustrating from the start. The main issue was the overwhelming crowd. Seeing no improvement in sight and with evening plans approaching, my group and I ma... Read more

I visited the Shanghai Tower this past weekend with high hopes of seeing the legendary skyline views, only to be met with an experience that was frustrating from the start. The main issue was the overwhelming crowd. Seeing no improvement in sight and with evening plans approaching, my group and I made the difficult decision to abandon the visit entirely. We left without ever stepping foot in an elevator. Show less

I visited the Shanghai Tower this past weekend with high hopes of seeing the legendary skyline views, only to be met with an experience that was frustrating from the start. The main issue was the overwhelming crowd. Seeing no improvement in sight and with evening plans approaching, my group and I ma... Read more

I visited the Shanghai Tower this past weekend with high hopes of seeing the legendary skyline views, only to be met with an experience that was frustrating from the start. The main issue was the overwhelming crowd. Seeing no improvement in sight and with evening plans approaching, my group and I made the difficult decision to abandon the visit entirely. We left without ever stepping foot in an elevator. Show less

The Shanghai Tower is definitely worth visiting! It's a fascinating experience, and I highly recommend it. The prices are reasonable, and surprisingly, there aren't large crowds, which makes the visit more enjoyable. The best time to go is just before sunset for an unforgettable view. For an extra ... Read more

The Shanghai Tower is definitely worth visiting! It's a fascinating experience, and I highly recommend it. The prices are reasonable, and surprisingly, there aren't large crowds, which makes the visit more enjoyable. The best time to go is just before sunset for an unforgettable view. For an extra fee, you can go all the way to the top of the building, which I think is definitely worth it. There’s also an audio animation available that explains how the tower was built, which adds an interesting layer to the experience. One of the coolest features is the incredibly fast elevator, which is the fastest in the world! It’s an experience in itself. Tickets don’t need to be paid for in advance, and you can purchase them either with a card, cash, or Alipay, which makes the whole process quite convenient. All in all, I highly recommend visiting the Shanghai Tower. It’s a unique and memorable experience that you shouldn't miss! Show less

The Shanghai Tower is definitely worth visiting! It's a fascinating experience, and I highly recommend it. The prices are reasonable, and surprisingly, there aren't large crowds, which makes the visit more enjoyable. The best time to go is just before sunset for an unforgettable view. For an extra ... Read more

The Shanghai Tower is definitely worth visiting! It's a fascinating experience, and I highly recommend it. The prices are reasonable, and surprisingly, there aren't large crowds, which makes the visit more enjoyable. The best time to go is just before sunset for an unforgettable view. For an extra fee, you can go all the way to the top of the building, which I think is definitely worth it. There’s also an audio animation available that explains how the tower was built, which adds an interesting layer to the experience. One of the coolest features is the incredibly fast elevator, which is the fastest in the world! It’s an experience in itself. Tickets don’t need to be paid for in advance, and you can purchase them either with a card, cash, or Alipay, which makes the whole process quite convenient. All in all, I highly recommend visiting the Shanghai Tower. It’s a unique and memorable experience that you shouldn't miss! Show less

It was an amazing view of shanghai and you could see all of shanghai and i loved the Observatory you had an 👏 view and btw it's also the 2nd highest observation in the world and the 3rd tallest building in world. You can also visit the damber light show on the 126 floor and it's really cool and tic... Read more

It was an amazing view of shanghai and you could see all of shanghai and i loved the Observatory you had an 👏 view and btw it's also the 2nd highest observation in the world and the 3rd tallest building in world. You can also visit the damber light show on the 126 floor and it's really cool and tickets were really well priced if you do the amber thing and the observatory it's about 5.50 usd per person and then just the obsevatory was abou 2.50 but to get in there was a huge lineup especially because we went on a Tuesday but othere than the line I would say it was totally worth it and I highly recommend. Show less

It was an amazing view of shanghai and you could see all of shanghai and i loved the Observatory you had an 👏 view and btw it's also the 2nd highest observation in the world and the 3rd tallest building in world. You can also visit the damber light show on the 126 floor and it's really cool and tic... Read more

It was an amazing view of shanghai and you could see all of shanghai and i loved the Observatory you had an 👏 view and btw it's also the 2nd highest observation in the world and the 3rd tallest building in world. You can also visit the damber light show on the 126 floor and it's really cool and tickets were really well priced if you do the amber thing and the observatory it's about 5.50 usd per person and then just the obsevatory was abou 2.50 but to get in there was a huge lineup especially because we went on a Tuesday but othere than the line I would say it was totally worth it and I highly recommend. Show less

Shanghai Tower is one of the most impressive attractions in Shanghai and the third tallest tower in the world. The observation deck on the 118th floor offers a stunning panoramic view of the entire city—perfect for photography enthusiasts who want to capture the skyline. From the top, you can see th... Read more

Shanghai Tower is one of the most impressive attractions in Shanghai and the third tallest tower in the world. The observation deck on the 118th floor offers a stunning panoramic view of the entire city—perfect for photography enthusiasts who want to capture the skyline. From the top, you can see the Huangpu River dividing the city into two parts. The river is always bustling with ships, adding to the spectacular scene. At the base and the top of the tower, you will find shopping areas where you can buy souvenirs such as miniature Shanghai Tower statues and handmade bracelets. Ticket Information: Ticket price is about 180–200 Yuan per person. If you are a foreign traveler, be sure to carry your passport and visa, as you will need to show them when purchasing tickets. The ground floor of Shanghai Tower also has a large shopping mall and a food court, making it easy to relax and enjoy a meal. The area surrounding the tower is filled with other tall, modern buildings, creating a beautiful cityscape worth exploring. Show less

Shanghai Tower is one of the most impressive attractions in Shanghai and the third tallest tower in the world. The observation deck on the 118th floor offers a stunning panoramic view of the entire city—perfect for photography enthusiasts who want to capture the skyline. From the top, you can see th... Read more

Shanghai Tower is one of the most impressive attractions in Shanghai and the third tallest tower in the world. The observation deck on the 118th floor offers a stunning panoramic view of the entire city—perfect for photography enthusiasts who want to capture the skyline. From the top, you can see the Huangpu River dividing the city into two parts. The river is always bustling with ships, adding to the spectacular scene. At the base and the top of the tower, you will find shopping areas where you can buy souvenirs such as miniature Shanghai Tower statues and handmade bracelets. Ticket Information: Ticket price is about 180–200 Yuan per person. If you are a foreign traveler, be sure to carry your passport and visa, as you will need to show them when purchasing tickets. The ground floor of Shanghai Tower also has a large shopping mall and a food court, making it easy to relax and enjoy a meal. The area surrounding the tower is filled with other tall, modern buildings, creating a beautiful cityscape worth exploring. Show less

The view from the observatory was amazing. Since I went to Pearl Tower just 30 mins before going up on Shanghai Tower, it allowed me to compare the experience. Shanghai Tower surely gives you a better view that is incomparable to Pearl Tower. There were also less people at Shanghai Tower. Making it... Read more

The view from the observatory was amazing. Since I went to Pearl Tower just 30 mins before going up on Shanghai Tower, it allowed me to compare the experience. Shanghai Tower surely gives you a better view that is incomparable to Pearl Tower. There were also less people at Shanghai Tower. Making it more pleasant since it was loud in the Pearl Tower observatory. The light show at the 125th and 126th floor was interesting but it was more marketing to collect more money as they utilize this space where the dampener lives for business gain. Would not recommend as I would rather spend the extra by going to the tower cafe and enjoy a snack there while enjoying the view. Show less

The view from the observatory was amazing. Since I went to Pearl Tower just 30 mins before going up on Shanghai Tower, it allowed me to compare the experience. Shanghai Tower surely gives you a better view that is incomparable to Pearl Tower. There were also less people at Shanghai Tower. Making it... Read more

The view from the observatory was amazing. Since I went to Pearl Tower just 30 mins before going up on Shanghai Tower, it allowed me to compare the experience. Shanghai Tower surely gives you a better view that is incomparable to Pearl Tower. There were also less people at Shanghai Tower. Making it more pleasant since it was loud in the Pearl Tower observatory. The light show at the 125th and 126th floor was interesting but it was more marketing to collect more money as they utilize this space where the dampener lives for business gain. Would not recommend as I would rather spend the extra by going to the tower cafe and enjoy a snack there while enjoying the view. Show less

I definitely recommend visiting Shanghai Tower. Aim for 16:30–19:00 to catch sunset sliding into the night view 🤩. The regular ticket is ¥180 for 118F (you can walk up to 119F), and you can upgrade on-site to visit 126F for an extra fee. Head to B2 to take the elevator—it’s about 55 seconds to 11... Read more

I definitely recommend visiting Shanghai Tower. Aim for 16:30–19:00 to catch sunset sliding into the night view 🤩. The regular ticket is ¥180 for 118F (you can walk up to 119F), and you can upgrade on-site to visit 126F for an extra fee. Head to B2 to take the elevator—it’s about 55 seconds to 118F😁 * 🗼 the Oriental Pearl Tower lights switch on around 18:00. ** 📷 Photo tip: at night, glass reflections can be tricky—lower your exposure, press your lens against the glass, or shade it with a dark jacket to cut glare. Show less

I definitely recommend visiting Shanghai Tower. Aim for 16:30–19:00 to catch sunset sliding into the night view 🤩. The regular ticket is ¥180 for 118F (you can walk up to 119F), and you can upgrade on-site to visit 126F for an extra fee. Head to B2 to take the elevator—it’s about 55 seconds to 11... Read more

I definitely recommend visiting Shanghai Tower. Aim for 16:30–19:00 to catch sunset sliding into the night view 🤩. The regular ticket is ¥180 for 118F (you can walk up to 119F), and you can upgrade on-site to visit 126F for an extra fee. Head to B2 to take the elevator—it’s about 55 seconds to 118F😁 * 🗼 the Oriental Pearl Tower lights switch on around 18:00. ** 📷 Photo tip: at night, glass reflections can be tricky—lower your exposure, press your lens against the glass, or shade it with a dark jacket to cut glare. Show less

Shanghai Tower isn’t just a tower—it’s Shanghai saying, “Yes, we like our dim sum with a side of altitude. If you thought skyscrapers stopped at “tall,” Shanghai Tower politely laughs at you from 632 meters up in the sky. 🏙️ Opened in 2016, it’s the tallest building in China and the second tallest... Read more

Shanghai Tower isn’t just a tower—it’s Shanghai saying, “Yes, we like our dim sum with a side of altitude. If you thought skyscrapers stopped at “tall,” Shanghai Tower politely laughs at you from 632 meters up in the sky. 🏙️ Opened in 2016, it’s the tallest building in China and the second tallest in the world. The design itself is a beauty: that spiraling glass twist isn’t just for show, it’s also an engineering flex against wind resistance. Inside? Imagine a vertical city—office space, hotels, sky gardens, and the world’s fastest elevators that zip you up at ear-popping speeds. Tip: • hop on a train to LuJiaZui 陆家嘴 via line 2 or 14, and wander around the Ming Zhu roundabout 明珠环岛. You’ll find Jin Mao Tower (Shanghai’s “OG tall guy”) and the space-agey Oriental Pearl Tower—all within photo-snapping distance and also one of the best angles for night shots. If you’re not running for time, after 10am is also where there is less crowds and ya have most of the runway for your best shots. The 118th-floor observation deck is the money shot—cloud selfies included. Show less

Shanghai Tower isn’t just a tower—it’s Shanghai saying, “Yes, we like our dim sum with a side of altitude. If you thought skyscrapers stopped at “tall,” Shanghai Tower politely laughs at you from 632 meters up in the sky. 🏙️ Opened in 2016, it’s the tallest building in China and the second tallest... Read more

Shanghai Tower isn’t just a tower—it’s Shanghai saying, “Yes, we like our dim sum with a side of altitude. If you thought skyscrapers stopped at “tall,” Shanghai Tower politely laughs at you from 632 meters up in the sky. 🏙️ Opened in 2016, it’s the tallest building in China and the second tallest in the world. The design itself is a beauty: that spiraling glass twist isn’t just for show, it’s also an engineering flex against wind resistance. Inside? Imagine a vertical city—office space, hotels, sky gardens, and the world’s fastest elevators that zip you up at ear-popping speeds. Tip: • hop on a train to LuJiaZui 陆家嘴 via line 2 or 14, and wander around the Ming Zhu roundabout 明珠环岛. You’ll find Jin Mao Tower (Shanghai’s “OG tall guy”) and the space-agey Oriental Pearl Tower—all within photo-snapping distance and also one of the best angles for night shots. If you’re not running for time, after 10am is also where there is less crowds and ya have most of the runway for your best shots. The 118th-floor observation deck is the money shot—cloud selfies included. Show less

Standing at 632 meters, Shanghai Tower is the tallest building in China and one of the tallest structures in the world. Its triple-layered glass façade, aerodynamic spiral form, and energy-efficient engineering make it a landmark of modern skyscraper design. The tower’s twisting shape reduces wind l... Read more

Standing at 632 meters, Shanghai Tower is the tallest building in China and one of the tallest structures in the world. Its triple-layered glass façade, aerodynamic spiral form, and energy-efficient engineering make it a landmark of modern skyscraper design. The tower’s twisting shape reduces wind load, while its LEED Platinum–certified sustainability systems set a global benchmark for contemporary urban architecture. Show less

Standing at 632 meters, Shanghai Tower is the tallest building in China and one of the tallest structures in the world. Its triple-layered glass façade, aerodynamic spiral form, and energy-efficient engineering make it a landmark of modern skyscraper design. The tower’s twisting shape reduces wind l... Read more

Standing at 632 meters, Shanghai Tower is the tallest building in China and one of the tallest structures in the world. Its triple-layered glass façade, aerodynamic spiral form, and energy-efficient engineering make it a landmark of modern skyscraper design. The tower’s twisting shape reduces wind load, while its LEED Platinum–certified sustainability systems set a global benchmark for contemporary urban architecture. Show less

The views from the 118th floor were absolutely stunning, especially around sunset when The Bund lights up - a truly beautiful moment to see Shanghai from above. The elevators are fast, and the observation deck is well maintained and spacious. However, we couldn’t enjoy the 126th Floor Damper Inter ... Read more

The views from the 118th floor were absolutely stunning, especially around sunset when The Bund lights up - a truly beautiful moment to see Shanghai from above. The elevators are fast, and the observation deck is well maintained and spacious. However, we couldn’t enjoy the 126th Floor Damper Inter experience because the signage and guidance were unclear, and it wasn’t easy to figure out how to get there. Still, it’s worth visiting for the skyline views alone, ideally in the evening. Show less

The views from the 118th floor were absolutely stunning, especially around sunset when The Bund lights up - a truly beautiful moment to see Shanghai from above. The elevators are fast, and the observation deck is well maintained and spacious. However, we couldn’t enjoy the 126th Floor Damper Inter ... Read more

The views from the 118th floor were absolutely stunning, especially around sunset when The Bund lights up - a truly beautiful moment to see Shanghai from above. The elevators are fast, and the observation deck is well maintained and spacious. However, we couldn’t enjoy the 126th Floor Damper Inter experience because the signage and guidance were unclear, and it wasn’t easy to figure out how to get there. Still, it’s worth visiting for the skyline views alone, ideally in the evening. Show less

The Shanghai Tower is the city’s ultimate “look at me” skyscraper, twisting skyward like a giant metallic noodle in a futuristic ramen bowl. At 632 meters, it’s China’s tallest building and a global giant, though just shy of Malaysia’s Merdeka 118, proving even Shanghai has a rival to keep it humble... Read more

The Shanghai Tower is the city’s ultimate “look at me” skyscraper, twisting skyward like a giant metallic noodle in a futuristic ramen bowl. At 632 meters, it’s China’s tallest building and a global giant, though just shy of Malaysia’s Merdeka 118, proving even Shanghai has a rival to keep it humble. Step inside and the lobby feels like a luxury spaceship. Elevators zip you up at breakneck speeds, making you question gravity, mortality, and why you ever complained about stair climbing. At the observation deck, 26 million people below resemble an ant convention, scurrying past each other with a mix of purpose and existential dread. The design twists in a way that’s oddly elegant, like a ribbon caught in a hurricane, and the glass panels reflect the skyline so well you might think you’ve entered an alternate Shanghai made entirely of light. Shanghai Tower is my favorite building, especially at night when it lights up, turning the skyline into a glowing futuristic dreamscape. Photographers rejoice, vertigo enthusiasts scream internally, and casual tourists feel simultaneously tiny and fabulous. Highly recommended for anyone who wants to stand on top of a city, literally, and feel like a futuristic demigod surveying their miniature human subjects. Show less

The Shanghai Tower is the city’s ultimate “look at me” skyscraper, twisting skyward like a giant metallic noodle in a futuristic ramen bowl. At 632 meters, it’s China’s tallest building and a global giant, though just shy of Malaysia’s Merdeka 118, proving even Shanghai has a rival to keep it humble... Read more

The Shanghai Tower is the city’s ultimate “look at me” skyscraper, twisting skyward like a giant metallic noodle in a futuristic ramen bowl. At 632 meters, it’s China’s tallest building and a global giant, though just shy of Malaysia’s Merdeka 118, proving even Shanghai has a rival to keep it humble. Step inside and the lobby feels like a luxury spaceship. Elevators zip you up at breakneck speeds, making you question gravity, mortality, and why you ever complained about stair climbing. At the observation deck, 26 million people below resemble an ant convention, scurrying past each other with a mix of purpose and existential dread. The design twists in a way that’s oddly elegant, like a ribbon caught in a hurricane, and the glass panels reflect the skyline so well you might think you’ve entered an alternate Shanghai made entirely of light. Shanghai Tower is my favorite building, especially at night when it lights up, turning the skyline into a glowing futuristic dreamscape. Photographers rejoice, vertigo enthusiasts scream internally, and casual tourists feel simultaneously tiny and fabulous. Highly recommended for anyone who wants to stand on top of a city, literally, and feel like a futuristic demigod surveying their miniature human subjects. Show less

As we were visiting China, we went on a very short visit to Shanghai. One of the experiences not to be missed there was visiting the Shanghai tower, 3rd tallest building in the world. The elevator in the tower is one of the fastest in the world, it reaches a speed of 18 meters per second. Going up t... Read more

As we were visiting China, we went on a very short visit to Shanghai. One of the experiences not to be missed there was visiting the Shanghai tower, 3rd tallest building in the world. The elevator in the tower is one of the fastest in the world, it reaches a speed of 18 meters per second. Going up the tower needs around 55 seconds. The view from above is simply magical. I loved the experience. It is a place not to be missed. Show less

As we were visiting China, we went on a very short visit to Shanghai. One of the experiences not to be missed there was visiting the Shanghai tower, 3rd tallest building in the world. The elevator in the tower is one of the fastest in the world, it reaches a speed of 18 meters per second. Going up t... Read more

As we were visiting China, we went on a very short visit to Shanghai. One of the experiences not to be missed there was visiting the Shanghai tower, 3rd tallest building in the world. The elevator in the tower is one of the fastest in the world, it reaches a speed of 18 meters per second. Going up the tower needs around 55 seconds. The view from above is simply magical. I loved the experience. It is a place not to be missed. Show less

Visiting the Shanghai Tower was an unforgettable experience! The elevator ride to the top is super fast and smooth, and the view from the 118th floor is just breathtaking. You can see the whole city — the river, skyline, and the Bund all in one glance. Everything is well-organized and modern, and wa... Read more

Visiting the Shanghai Tower was an unforgettable experience! The elevator ride to the top is super fast and smooth, and the view from the 118th floor is just breathtaking. You can see the whole city — the river, skyline, and the Bund all in one glance. Everything is well-organized and modern, and watching the sunset from up there was simply magical. Definitely worth a visit! 🌆 Show less

Visiting the Shanghai Tower was an unforgettable experience! The elevator ride to the top is super fast and smooth, and the view from the 118th floor is just breathtaking. You can see the whole city — the river, skyline, and the Bund all in one glance. Everything is well-organized and modern, and wa... Read more

Visiting the Shanghai Tower was an unforgettable experience! The elevator ride to the top is super fast and smooth, and the view from the 118th floor is just breathtaking. You can see the whole city — the river, skyline, and the Bund all in one glance. Everything is well-organized and modern, and watching the sunset from up there was simply magical. Definitely worth a visit! 🌆 Show less

اطلالة جميلة مالأعلى على شانغهاي The Shanghai Tower is a 632-meter (2,073 ft), 128-story megatall skyscraper in Shanghai, China, known for its twisting design by Gensler, its status as China's tallest building (world's third tallest), and its focus on sustainability, featuring a double-skin facade,... Read more

اطلالة جميلة مالأعلى على شانغهاي The Shanghai Tower is a 632-meter (2,073 ft), 128-story megatall skyscraper in Shanghai, China, known for its twisting design by Gensler, its status as China's tallest building (world's third tallest), and its focus on sustainability, featuring a double-skin facade, wind turbines, and green spaces, making it a major landmark and tourist attraction with high-speed elevators to its observation deck. Key Facts: Height: 632 meters (2,073 ft). Floors: 128 stories above ground, with 5 basement levels. Location: Lujiazui Finance & Trade Zone, Pudong, Shanghai. Architect: Gensler. Opened: 2015. Rank: Tallest in China, third tallest in the world. Design & Sustainability: Spiral Shape: A twisting form that reduces wind loads, resembling a Chinese dragon symbolizing prosperity. Double-Skin Facade: An outer glass layer creates thermal buffers, reducing energy use. Green Features: Incorporates 270 vertical-axis wind turbines, sky gardens, and a tri-generation plant for renewable energy. Visitor Experience: Observation Deck: Offers panoramic views from its highest accessible point. Sky Gardens: Vertical green spaces within the tower. Fast Elevators: World's fastest elevators take visitors to the top. Damper Show: An interactive light show on the 126th floor demonstrates the movement of the building's tuned mass damper. Significance: A symbol of China's economic growth and innovation. A hub for offices, hotels, and retail, attracting investment and tourism. Show less

اطلالة جميلة مالأعلى على شانغهاي The Shanghai Tower is a 632-meter (2,073 ft), 128-story megatall skyscraper in Shanghai, China, known for its twisting design by Gensler, its status as China's tallest building (world's third tallest), and its focus on sustainability, featuring a double-skin facade,... Read more

اطلالة جميلة مالأعلى على شانغهاي The Shanghai Tower is a 632-meter (2,073 ft), 128-story megatall skyscraper in Shanghai, China, known for its twisting design by Gensler, its status as China's tallest building (world's third tallest), and its focus on sustainability, featuring a double-skin facade, wind turbines, and green spaces, making it a major landmark and tourist attraction with high-speed elevators to its observation deck. Key Facts: Height: 632 meters (2,073 ft). Floors: 128 stories above ground, with 5 basement levels. Location: Lujiazui Finance & Trade Zone, Pudong, Shanghai. Architect: Gensler. Opened: 2015. Rank: Tallest in China, third tallest in the world. Design & Sustainability: Spiral Shape: A twisting form that reduces wind loads, resembling a Chinese dragon symbolizing prosperity. Double-Skin Facade: An outer glass layer creates thermal buffers, reducing energy use. Green Features: Incorporates 270 vertical-axis wind turbines, sky gardens, and a tri-generation plant for renewable energy. Visitor Experience: Observation Deck: Offers panoramic views from its highest accessible point. Sky Gardens: Vertical green spaces within the tower. Fast Elevators: World's fastest elevators take visitors to the top. Damper Show: An interactive light show on the 126th floor demonstrates the movement of the building's tuned mass damper. Significance: A symbol of China's economic growth and innovation. A hub for offices, hotels, and retail, attracting investment and tourism. Show less

上海中心大厦 Shanghai Tower Take Metro Line 2 & alight at Lujiazui Station (Exit 6). Walk towards the observation entrance — the Ticket Office is on the left. Take the escalator down to the basement waiting area, pass security, then walk through the souvenir shop to reach the lift lobby. Take the high-... Read more

上海中心大厦 Shanghai Tower Take Metro Line 2 & alight at Lujiazui Station (Exit 6). Walk towards the observation entrance — the Ticket Office is on the left. Take the escalator down to the basement waiting area, pass security, then walk through the souvenir shop to reach the lift lobby. Take the high-speed lift to the 118th-floor observation deck, then head up the staircase to the 119th floor for another viewing level. It had rained the day before & the sky was completely overcast ☁️. By the time we reached the deck, everything was buried in clouds — zero visibility, like standing inside a giant steam room 😶‍🌫️ Credit to the staff: they were very gracious & offered refunds since nothing could be seen 👍 We still stayed because we also came for the Damper Light Show For the Sky632 Light Show on the 126th floor, you’ll need to buy tickets on the 118th floor deck. A guide will bring you to a separate lift lobby leading to the 1,000-ton Damper Exhibition Hall After the show, take the same lift 🛗 back down to 118, then transfer to the main lift back to the basement souvenir shop exit. Show less

上海中心大厦 Shanghai Tower Take Metro Line 2 & alight at Lujiazui Station (Exit 6). Walk towards the observation entrance — the Ticket Office is on the left. Take the escalator down to the basement waiting area, pass security, then walk through the souvenir shop to reach the lift lobby. Take the high-... Read more

上海中心大厦 Shanghai Tower Take Metro Line 2 & alight at Lujiazui Station (Exit 6). Walk towards the observation entrance — the Ticket Office is on the left. Take the escalator down to the basement waiting area, pass security, then walk through the souvenir shop to reach the lift lobby. Take the high-speed lift to the 118th-floor observation deck, then head up the staircase to the 119th floor for another viewing level. It had rained the day before & the sky was completely overcast ☁️. By the time we reached the deck, everything was buried in clouds — zero visibility, like standing inside a giant steam room 😶‍🌫️ Credit to the staff: they were very gracious & offered refunds since nothing could be seen 👍 We still stayed because we also came for the Damper Light Show For the Sky632 Light Show on the 126th floor, you’ll need to buy tickets on the 118th floor deck. A guide will bring you to a separate lift lobby leading to the 1,000-ton Damper Exhibition Hall After the show, take the same lift 🛗 back down to 118, then transfer to the main lift back to the basement souvenir shop exit. Show less

Visiting the Shanghai Tower Observation Deck was truly an amazing experience! The elevator ride alone is incredible — one of the fastest in the world, smoothly taking you to the 118th floor in under a minute. When you step out, you’re greeted with breathtaking 360-degree views of Shanghai — from the... Read more

Visiting the Shanghai Tower Observation Deck was truly an amazing experience! The elevator ride alone is incredible — one of the fastest in the world, smoothly taking you to the 118th floor in under a minute. When you step out, you’re greeted with breathtaking 360-degree views of Shanghai — from the twisting Huangpu River to the futuristic skyline of Pudong and the historic Bund across the water. The deck itself is beautifully designed, clean, and well-organized, with plenty of space to take photos and enjoy the scenery. The displays and exhibits give great insight into the building’s design and Shanghai’s rapid development. Watching the sunset from up here and seeing the city lights come alive is absolutely unforgettable. Whether you’re a first-time visitor or a local, this is one of those experiences you shouldn’t miss. A true highlight of Shanghai and worth every minute! Show less

Visiting the Shanghai Tower Observation Deck was truly an amazing experience! The elevator ride alone is incredible — one of the fastest in the world, smoothly taking you to the 118th floor in under a minute. When you step out, you’re greeted with breathtaking 360-degree views of Shanghai — from the... Read more

Visiting the Shanghai Tower Observation Deck was truly an amazing experience! The elevator ride alone is incredible — one of the fastest in the world, smoothly taking you to the 118th floor in under a minute. When you step out, you’re greeted with breathtaking 360-degree views of Shanghai — from the twisting Huangpu River to the futuristic skyline of Pudong and the historic Bund across the water. The deck itself is beautifully designed, clean, and well-organized, with plenty of space to take photos and enjoy the scenery. The displays and exhibits give great insight into the building’s design and Shanghai’s rapid development. Watching the sunset from up here and seeing the city lights come alive is absolutely unforgettable. Whether you’re a first-time visitor or a local, this is one of those experiences you shouldn’t miss. A true highlight of Shanghai and worth every minute! Show less

Shanghai Tower was truly one of the highlight in the city of Shanghai. It is the tallest building in China standing at 630m and one of the tallest in the world, it is a masterpiece that immediately leaves you in wow moment even before you get inside the building. It has a modern design and futuristi... Read more

Shanghai Tower was truly one of the highlight in the city of Shanghai. It is the tallest building in China standing at 630m and one of the tallest in the world, it is a masterpiece that immediately leaves you in wow moment even before you get inside the building. It has a modern design and futuristic. The experience becomes even more joyful once you enter. The lifts were so fast and smooth, journey to the observation deck was so quick from ground floor. Within seconds, you are on top of the building, amazing panoramic views of Shanghai. The view of the city skyline, the River view, and the surrounding high rise buildings are an absolutely beautiful, both during the day and at night. The deck is very spacious, clean, and properly organised for the visitors to move around comfortably and enjoy the views from different angles. The glass walls offer clear visibility, making it perfect for photos and videos. Staff members are friendly, professional, and helpful, which is overall positive. This Tower is not just about height, it represents innovation, engineering excellence. I highly recommend adding Shanghai Tower to your itinerary for an unforgettable and inspiring experience. Climbing up during the day gives clear view, at night go to the Bund area and see the buildings, it’s fully lit and some buildings even got some projection lights. Show less

Shanghai Tower was truly one of the highlight in the city of Shanghai. It is the tallest building in China standing at 630m and one of the tallest in the world, it is a masterpiece that immediately leaves you in wow moment even before you get inside the building. It has a modern design and futuristi... Read more

Shanghai Tower was truly one of the highlight in the city of Shanghai. It is the tallest building in China standing at 630m and one of the tallest in the world, it is a masterpiece that immediately leaves you in wow moment even before you get inside the building. It has a modern design and futuristic. The experience becomes even more joyful once you enter. The lifts were so fast and smooth, journey to the observation deck was so quick from ground floor. Within seconds, you are on top of the building, amazing panoramic views of Shanghai. The view of the city skyline, the River view, and the surrounding high rise buildings are an absolutely beautiful, both during the day and at night. The deck is very spacious, clean, and properly organised for the visitors to move around comfortably and enjoy the views from different angles. The glass walls offer clear visibility, making it perfect for photos and videos. Staff members are friendly, professional, and helpful, which is overall positive. This Tower is not just about height, it represents innovation, engineering excellence. I highly recommend adding Shanghai Tower to your itinerary for an unforgettable and inspiring experience. Climbing up during the day gives clear view, at night go to the Bund area and see the buildings, it’s fully lit and some buildings even got some projection lights. Show less

Well worth the visit. I have done both Shanghai Tower and the World Financial Tower and recommend this one. The viewing area is nicer and has a cafe with food/drinks. A fun fact is that the elevator is the fastest in the world. The hanging counter-weight was amazing to see. You can actually see i... Read more

Well worth the visit. I have done both Shanghai Tower and the World Financial Tower and recommend this one. The viewing area is nicer and has a cafe with food/drinks. A fun fact is that the elevator is the fastest in the world. The hanging counter-weight was amazing to see. You can actually see it moving because of the winds force on the building. Heads up, it does have a weird show about 'nature'. Show less

Well worth the visit. I have done both Shanghai Tower and the World Financial Tower and recommend this one. The viewing area is nicer and has a cafe with food/drinks. A fun fact is that the elevator is the fastest in the world. The hanging counter-weight was amazing to see. You can actually see i... Read more

Well worth the visit. I have done both Shanghai Tower and the World Financial Tower and recommend this one. The viewing area is nicer and has a cafe with food/drinks. A fun fact is that the elevator is the fastest in the world. The hanging counter-weight was amazing to see. You can actually see it moving because of the winds force on the building. Heads up, it does have a weird show about 'nature'. Show less

Standing at the top of Shanghai Tower really puts the scale of the city into perspective. The elevator ride itself is an experience — incredibly fast and smooth — and within seconds you’re looking down at a completely different version of Shanghai. The observation deck offers a unique view compared... Read more

Standing at the top of Shanghai Tower really puts the scale of the city into perspective. The elevator ride itself is an experience — incredibly fast and smooth — and within seconds you’re looking down at a completely different version of Shanghai. The observation deck offers a unique view compared to other skyscrapers nearby. Instead of just wide-open scenery, you get this layered, vertical cityscape with surrounding towers almost at eye level, which feels both futuristic and slightly surreal, especially at night. The interior design is modern and spacious, and the whole visit feels well organized without being rushed. It’s not just about the height — it’s about how the building makes you feel small while the city feels endless. If you want to truly understand Shanghai’s scale and ambition, this is the place to do it. Show less

Standing at the top of Shanghai Tower really puts the scale of the city into perspective. The elevator ride itself is an experience — incredibly fast and smooth — and within seconds you’re looking down at a completely different version of Shanghai. The observation deck offers a unique view compared... Read more

Standing at the top of Shanghai Tower really puts the scale of the city into perspective. The elevator ride itself is an experience — incredibly fast and smooth — and within seconds you’re looking down at a completely different version of Shanghai. The observation deck offers a unique view compared to other skyscrapers nearby. Instead of just wide-open scenery, you get this layered, vertical cityscape with surrounding towers almost at eye level, which feels both futuristic and slightly surreal, especially at night. The interior design is modern and spacious, and the whole visit feels well organized without being rushed. It’s not just about the height — it’s about how the building makes you feel small while the city feels endless. If you want to truly understand Shanghai’s scale and ambition, this is the place to do it. Show less