Lujiazui

Lujiazui Financial and Trade Zone is located on the banks of the Huangpu River in Pudong New Area, Shanghai, facing the Bund across the river. It is one of the most influential financial centers in China and a concentrated exhibition area for the modern urban style of Shanghai. This place is known as the 'Oriental Manhattan', characterized by a cluster of skyscrapers, multinational corporate headquarters, bustling commerce, and high-end cultural and tourism facilities.

World class Skyline: It gathers iconic super tall buildings from Shanghai and even China, making it a paradise for photography enthusiasts and urban landscape enthusiasts.
Financial core: China (Shanghai) Pilot Free Trade Zone, Shanghai Stock Exchange, and the headquarters or branches of hundreds of domestic and foreign financial institutions.
Cultural and tourism integration: not only the financial city, but also a comprehensive tourist area integrating sightseeing, shopping, art, and entertainment.

Three piece skyscraper set
Shanghai center Building (632m): the highest building in China and the second highest building in the world. Highlights:
118th floor Shanghai Top Sightseeing Hall: 360 degree panoramic view.
J Hotel: One of the tallest hotels in the world.
Damping Art Space: Visit the world's first eddy current pendulum damper.
Shanghai World Financial Center (492 meters):
100 story observation tower: It had the highest observation platform in the world at that time (now surpassed).
97th floor sightseeing skybridge: transparent glass floor.
Jinmao Tower (420.5 meters):
88th floor sightseeing hall: a classic landmark overlooking the Huangpu River.
Skywalk: Experience a "cloud walk" outside the top of the tower (additional ticket required).