Xintiandi
Neighbourhood · Shanghai

Xintiandi

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Xintiandi preserves rows of 1920s Shikumen houses amid modern retail and dining. Narrow lanes and stone gateways remain the main features to observe. Several buildings now contain small museums or brand stores.

On day 12 of Beijing, Xi'an and Shanghai in 14 Days

Good to know

Tickets
Streets are free. Individual venues charge separate entry fees.
Time needed
Two hours for the main lanes and shops.
Best time
Late afternoon through evening for dining and lights.
Getting there
Xintiandi station on Metro Lines 10 and 13.

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Xintiandi questions

Is Xintiandi free to enter?

The streets and lanes have no entry fee. Shops and restaurants inside charge for their own services.

What should I see in Xintiandi?

Walk the preserved Shikumen buildings and stone gates. Visit the Shikumen Museum if open.

How long does it take to visit Xintiandi?

Most visitors spend two hours walking the area and stopping at cafes.

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