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Getting Around Shanghai: On foot

Shanghai  Getting Around  On foot

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Shanghai is a good city for walking, especially in the older parts of the city, such as The Bund, but be aware this city is incredibly dynamic and pavements can be obstructed or unpleasant to walk through when near construction areas. Look for subway tunnels when needing to cross busy streets as these are usually open despite the roadwork. Given the population demands and constant maintenance thus required, add extra time to allow you to arrive on time. Be sure to bring an umbrella for rain (available throughout many stands and stores for ¥15).

Be advised that during the run-up to World Expo 2010, many streets and pavements have been dug up and are being re-laid. It's not that pleasant walking around due to dust and noise from the work. Construction is proceeding at such a pace that often a tarmac on a street can be completely re-laid in one day, resulting in chaos for 24 hours and then total calm.

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Shanghai: Getting Around: On foot is based on work by Eco84, Henry Gu, Claus Hansen, sun.chen@vermillionorange.com, Ivo Louppen, Drew Lietzow, Jani Patokallio, iGuide, and others. Shanghai Travel Guide & Shanghai Interactive Map is available under Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 1.0. See background image credits.