6 Places in Shang Hai Shi
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@wynnejael
6 places in Shang Hai Shi: Jing'an Temple, Mietal Hands Shanghai Branch, Gelato Dal Cuore, and 3 more. Every place is verified on Google Maps, featured in an Instagram post by Wynne Jael.

Jing'an Temple
Buddhist temple
4.4
Discover this ancient Buddhist temple, dating back to the Three Kingdoms period, with its stunning gold-leaf covered roof. Located amidst Shanghai's modern skyline, it offers a serene escape and a magnificent photo opportunity. Seek blessings for career and wealth, a local tradition.

Mietal Hands Shanghai Branch
Coffee shop
4.3
Step into a piece of Shanghai's coffee history at Shanghai Brand Coffee, open since 1935 and the birthplace of China's first canned coffee. Enjoy a rich brew in a city that now boasts more coffee shops than any other worldwide. It’s an ideal spot to experience local coffee culture and soak in the vibrant street scene.

Gelato Dal Cuore
Cafe
4.8
Indulge in delicious handmade Italian gelato at Milk Train Gelato, conveniently located next door to other trendy spots. Their unique flavors and creamy textures make it a perfect treat on a warm day. Don't miss this delightful stop for a refreshing break.

Healer
Bar
4.8
Experience traditional Chinese medicine in a modern setting with unique TCM-infused cocktails. A practitioner reads your pulse and crafts a personalized drink to suit your body's needs. Try the Taiji Fusion Cocktail for a mysterious and theatrical treat.
Art Labor
Art gallery
1.0
Visit this unique art gallery specializing in hand-painted British tiles from the 1920s and 30s. Each tile, salvaged from demolished buildings, offers a tangible piece of French Concession history. It’s an intriguing stop for history buffs and art lovers alike.

Orthodox Church of Our Lady Hall
Church
4.1
Admire the distinctive onion domes of the Russian Orthodox Church, a beautiful landmark built by White Russian refugees after the revolution. Though closed to the public, its unique architecture and historical significance are captivating. This building speaks volumes about Shanghai's diverse past.