Shanghai Citybike/Citywalk at New Bund&Local Life Experience
Puxi, Shanghai
Cycle along Shanghai's new Bund, where old industrial sites blend with modern art buildings. Enjoy the view of the Huangpu River while experiencing the vibrant local life & rich history of this area.
Shanghai Huangpu River Private Cycling Tour
This private cycling tour along the Huangpu River in Shanghai suits visitors interested in history, culture, and urban transformation.
Highlights
- Cycle along the Huangpu River with panoramic views of iconic bridges
- Explore Shanghai's industrial past through historic sites and modern hubs
- Experience local life with stops at cafes and community canteens
- Visit West Bund's modern architecture and art venues
- Cruise along ancient waterways and explore a tranquil water town
Description
Meet your private English-speaking guide at your central Shanghai hotel at your preferred time. The cycling tour begins at West Bund and follows the Huangpu River, showcasing the area's transformation from industrial zones to cultural and art hubs.
Your route includes key locations:
- Maritime Tower Square: Built in the 1920s as the Shanghai Port Authority headquarters, now a maritime heritage site with views of the Huangpu River, ideal for photos and strolls.
- Long Museum: Located in a former coal wharf, this museum integrates industrial relics like gantry cranes and railway tracks into its modern architecture.
- Xuhui Riverside Planning Exhibition Center: A community center offering library, exhibitions, and health services, with stops at local cafes and community canteens for authentic Shanghai flavors.
- Lupu Bridge: One of Shanghai's steel-arch bridges, spanning 550 meters, completed in 2003.
- Shanghai Huangpu Riverside: Former site of the Jiangnan Shipyard, significant in China's industrial history, featuring the Shanghai Submarine Exhibition Hall and panoramic Pudong skyline views including the Shanghai Expo Center.
- Shanghai Museum of Contemporary Art: Established in 2012 in a converted 1897 power plant, it was the 'City of the Future' pavilion for the 2010 Shanghai Expo and is China’s first state-owned contemporary art museum.
- Nanpu Bridge: A 1991 cable-stayed bridge and Shanghai landmark, connecting Puxi and Pudong, with a main span of 423 meters and total length of 8,346 meters.
The tour concludes with a drop-off at your downtown hotel or requested downtown location.
Includes
- Pickup and drop-off within downtown Shanghai
- Bike rental
- Professional private English-speaking tour guide
Excludes
- Food and drinks
- Gratuities for the tour guide
- Airport or suburban transfers (available at extra cost; inquire for details)
Cancellation Policy
Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
For the best experience, wear comfortable clothing and bring water. Morning departures are ideal to avoid afternoon heat and traffic.
Frequently Asked Questions
The tour includes a private guided electric bike ride along the Huangpu River, visits to industrial heritage sites, local cafes, community canteens, West Bund’s art venues, and a water town cruise.
The tour starts at a central location in Shanghai, typically near the New Bund area; exact meeting details are provided upon booking.
The typical duration of the Shanghai electric bike tour is a few hours; check the website for current timing details.
Yes, the electric bikes assist pedaling, making it accessible for beginners and casual cyclists interested in Shanghai’s culture.
Yes, the tour includes stops at local cafes and community canteens to offer an authentic glimpse of Shanghai’s daily life.
No, electric bikes and necessary safety gear are provided as part of the tour in Shanghai.
Yes, participants are encouraged to take photos of the iconic bridges, modern architecture, and local scenes along the Huangpu River.
The tour covers the New Bund, West Bund art district, Huangpu River banks, historic industrial sites, and nearby water towns.
This is a private guided tour, tailored for your group to explore Shanghai’s local culture and landmarks.
Participants should be in suitable health for cycling; age restrictions may apply, so check the tour details for specific requirements.
