Oriental Pearl TV Tower

The Oriental Pearl TV Tower Radio and Television Tower is one of the most iconic buildings in Shanghai. It is located in Lujiazui Financial and Trade Zone, Pudong New Area, facing the Bund across the river. It is not only a landmark of Shanghai, but also one of the first 5A level tourist attractions in China, integrating multiple functions such as sightseeing, dining, shopping, entertainment, historical display, and space experience.

Unique design: The tower is about 468 meters high and is composed of 11 spheres of different sizes connected in series, resembling a "big pearl and small pearl falling on a jade plate", inspired by the Tang poem "Pipa Xing".
City panoramic view: It offers a 360 degree panoramic view of Shanghai, especially the magnificent contrast between the Bund's international architectural complex and the modern skyscrapers of Lujiazui.

① Subjective light layer
263 meter subjective light layer: fully transparent circular corridor, providing the best panoramic view of the city.
259 meter fully transparent suspended sightseeing gallery: with glass flooring, you can experience the excitement of "strolling in the air".
② 351 meter spacecraft
The highest observation level inside the tower is designed in a futuristic sci-fi style and features space themed exhibitions.
③ Shanghai Urban Historical Development Exhibition Hall
Located in the tower base: Through realistic scene restoration, wax figures, and cultural relics, it showcases the transformation of Shanghai from a modern port to a modern city (requires separate ticket purchase, rich content, and extremely historical value).

Featured Experience
Rotating Restaurant: Located at 267 meters, it is one of the tallest rotating restaurants in Asia, where you can enjoy the scenery while dining (reservation required).
High altitude VR roller coaster: By the transparent sightseeing corridor, combining virtual reality with real height, adding fun to the experience.
Light Show: At night, the tower's lights change with the seasons and festivals, making it the focal point of the Bund night view.