It's Dragon Boat Festival right away. Every year, when we arrive at Dragon Boat Festival, we will have a small and long holiday. Some people are not suitable for travelling because of the short time and hot weather. But, rare holiday, many people still want to go out for a walk, among them, many people will choose the Dragon Boat Festival to go to Shanghai, so what is the fun of the Dragon Boat Festival to go to Shanghai?
Dragon Boat Festival Shanghai travel route recommendation:
D1 Shanghai Town God's Temple tourist area (2 hours) → Yu Garden (1 hours) → Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street (3 hours) → the Bund (1 hours)
D2 Palace of Fine Arts of China (4 hours) → Tianzifang (2 hours) → Shanghai Xintiandi (2 hours)
D3 Shanghai Madame Tussaud's (3 hours) → Lujiazui (2 hours) → Oriental Pearl TV Tower (2 hours)
Dragon Boat Festival Shanghai Tourism Strategy -- Transportation
Public transport:
Shanghai's public transport system is very perfect, including regular routes (covering the suburbs), special lines and tourism routes. Among them, the night lines (23:00-4:00 in the morning) with the mark number of 300-399 are all night lines, with a single fare of 2 yuan, while the suburban lines range from 1-11 yuan, with multi-level fare according to mileage.
Tips:
1. Due to a large number of one-way streets, Shanghai buses often have different routes up and down. If you are going to take the same bus back, you'd better find out where the return station is before you get off. In addition, Wuxi's bus card can also take the bus and subway in Shanghai.
2. You can buy the latest bus map of Shanghai for 5 yuan at the roadside kiosk, which is marked with all the bus routes and station names of Shanghai. Occasionally, there are dealers selling maps in the subway. They usually sell for 3 yuan, but most of them are copies. There are many mistakes. It is not recommended to buy them.
Recommended sightseeing bus: urban sightseeing line 1 and line 2
The city sightseeing route is made up of two lines. It stops at 15 sites. It connects people's Square, Nanjing Road, the Bund, Town God's Temple, Huaihailu Road, Xintiandi, Jinmao Tower and Oriental Pearl. In the form of "one day ticket" magnetic card, the ticket price is 30 yuan, including the free tickets for the ancient city wall scenic spot in Shanghai.
Sightseeing Line No. 1: People's Square - Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street West - Jiujiang road Zhejiang middle road - Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street East - Zhongshan East Road Beijing East Road (the Bund) - Zhongshan East Road Hankou Road (the Bund) - new Kai River (middle road two road new Kai River Road) - New North gate (Renmin Road, Zhongshan Road) - ancient city wall. --The former site of the temporary government of the Republic of Korea -- a meeting site -- Songshan Road, Huaihai Middle Road (Huangpi South Road Station of Rail Transit Line 1) -- East Yan'an Road, Pu'an Road -- people's Square
Sightseeing line 2: People's Square Lujiazui subway station huayuanshiqiao road Dongtai Road Pu'an Road Yan'an East Road people's Square (Tibet Middle Road, people's Avenue; people's Square Station of rail transit lines 1, 2 and 8)
Tips: one shift every 20 minutes, two cars driving in one direction, free boarding and alighting at all stations within 24 hours, and unlimited free transfer.
Operation time: 09:00-21:30 from April 1 to October 31; 09:00-19:30 from November 1 to March 31
Metro:
At present, 14 subway stations have been opened in Shanghai. Single ticket is charged by road section, ranging from 3-7 yuan. Compared with that, package ticket is more cost-effective. One day tickets (18 yuan) and three days tickets (45 yuan) can take unlimited times in 24 hours and 72 hours. The first subway train is usually 5:30-6:00, and the last one is 22:00-22:30. For the low fare of 3 yuan, the three-day ticket is basically 15 times used in three days (72 hours) and the cost is returned. If you frequently take transportation in Shanghai, it is recommended to buy one-day or three-day subway tickets, even if not, for convenience, bus cards are also necessary.
For details, please refer to the official website of Shanghai Metro:
Taxi:
The starting price of taxis in Shanghai is 13 yuan (3 kilometers), 2.4 yuan per kilometer after exceeding 3 kilometers, 3.6 yuan per kilometer after exceeding 10 kilometers. The waiting time is 5 minutes, 1 kilometer. An additional fuel charge of 1 yuan will be charged.
The night (23:00-5:00) charge is 30% of the day fare, i.e. the night start fee is 17 yuan + 1 yuan of fuel fee, 3.1 yuan per kilometer for more than 3 kilometers, and 4.7 yuan per kilometer for more than 10 kilometers (so the meter increases 1 yuan per 8 seconds when the night taxi runs on the elevated road at 80 kilometers per hour).
The starting price of suburban taxi (Shanghai C license plate, which can only be operated outside the outer ring line) is 11 yuan, 2.4 yuan per kilometer after 3 kilometers, no price will be added after 10 kilometers, and the night price is the same as the day price.
Main taxi companies' contact information for reservation (by calling Volkswagen, 4 yuan will be charged for each additional call): Shanghai Johnson & Johnson: 021-62580000; Shanghai Volkswagen: 021-96822; Shanghai Jinjiang: 021-9696961; bus: 021-96840.
Tips:
1. It's difficult to take a taxi during peak hours. It's recommended to make an appointment in advance by phone, or go to the nearby senior office building and hotel gate, etc. These places have a large flow of passengers. When the doorman finds that there are many people waiting for a car, he will also call for a car, which is safer than stopping on the street;
2. Some hotel doorboys will block the outsiders to ensure that the hotel guests can get on the bus as soon as possible. It's better to turn first and then come out in line;
3. If the night taxi is far away or the destination is a busy area, you can ask for a 20% discount or charge according to the daytime standard, but you need to talk with the driver before you get on the train;
4. Beware of clone taxis, which will not only take a long way to collect more fees, but also may cause hidden dangers to personal and property safety. Identification methods: (1) the fake taxi glass is mostly covered with film; (2) the fake taxi can't swipe the traffic card; (3) the driver will judge whether the passenger is a foreign tourist through the familiarity of the guest to the destination, so as to find a way to get illegal benefits.