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The Rough Guide to Shanghai is the ultimate insiders guide to Chinas brash new mega city. Having hosted the extravagant 2010 world expo, Shanghai is muscling forward to take its place alongside such financial powerhouses as Tokyo and London. But its no longer just about Chinas rising business clout; in everything from fashion and art to cutting-edge architecture, Shanghai is making waves. All the major and offbeat sights of this notoriously fast-changing city are covered in this fully-revised third edition, from the glorious, newly renovated Bund (set to become Chinas Champs Elysee) to huge new cultural markers such as the Power Station of Art, to chic shopping district Tianzifang. Cutting through the hype, this guide reveals the best places to shop, from malls to backstreet tailors; to sleep, whether you want a youth hostel, trendy boutique hotel or luxury pad; and to eat, from the glitziest destination restaurants to the best street dumplings. For when the pace of the city gets too frantic, theres all you need to know for great day trips to tranquil canal towns such as Wuzhen or Suzhou. Easy to read, full-color maps are provided throughout the guide, plus theres a handy subway map, and the pinyin and Chinese characters are given for all attractions and venues. Make the most of your trip with The Rough Guide to Shanghai. Read more...

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This Rough Guide toShanghai is one of a new generation of informative andeasy-to-use travel-guide ebooks that guarantees you make the most of yourtrip. An essential tool for pre-trip planning, it also makes a great travelcompanion when youre on the road.

From the fills you in on history, and books and provides a handy Mandarin Chinese section.

Detailed area maps feature in the guide chaptersand are also listed in the , accessible from the table of contents. Depending on yourhardware, you can double-tap on the maps to see larger-scale versions, orselect different scales. There are also thumbnails below more detailed maps in these cases, you can opt to zoom left/top or zoom right/bottom orview the full map. The screen-lock function on your device is recommendedwhen viewing enlarged maps. Make sure you have the latest software updates,too.

Throughout the guide, weve flagged up ourfavourite places - a perfectly sited hotel, an atmospheric caf, a specialrestaurant - with the author pick icon Picture 2. You can selectyour own favourites and create a personalized itinerary by bookmarking thesights, venues and activities that are of interest, giving you the quickestpossible access to everything youll need for your time away.

Please note, this book displays place names and words in Chinese characters alongside their phonetic translations. These characters may not display correctly on some e-readers.

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This ebook contains material published in print inJuly 2014 in the third edition of The Rough Guide toShanghai by

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CREATIVE TEAM Updater: Simon Lewis Editors: Eleanor Aldridge, Kathryn Lane Layout: Jessica Subramanian Cartography: Swati Handoo Picture Editor:Marta Bescos Proofreader: Diane Margolis ManagingEditor: Keith Drew Assistant Editor: Prema Dutta Production: Charlotte Cade Cover Design: Nicole Newman, Pepi Bluck, Jessica Subramanian Editorial Assistant: Rebecca Hallett Senior Pre-press Designer: Dan May Programme Manager: Helen Blount Publisher: Joanna Kirby

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No part of this ebook may be reproduced in any formwithout the permission from the publisher except for the quotation of briefpassages in reviews.

The publishers and authors have done their best toensure the accuracy and currency of all the information in The RoughGuide to Shanghai, however, they can accept no responsibility forany loss, injury, or inconvenience sustained by any traveller as a result ofinformation or advice contained in the guide.

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This digital edition published 2014 by Rough Guides Ltd.
ISBN: 9780241011508

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Weve gone to a lot of effort to ensure that the third edition of The Rough Guide to Shanghai is accurate and up-to-date.However, things change places get discovered, opening hours are notoriouslyfickle, restaurants and rooms raise prices or lower standards. If you feel wevegot it wrong or left something out, wed like to know, and if you can rememberthe address, the price, the hours, the phone number, so much the better.

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ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Simon Lewis is a novelist and screenwriter. His crime novel Bad Traffic has been translated intoseven languages and was shortlisted for the LATimes Book of the Year 2012. His produced feature film scriptsinclude thrillers Tiger House and The Anomaly.

Acknowledgements

Thanks to Kat, Mark, Xiao Song, Noe, Tim, Harkin, Dana, Ryan, Pan Yin, Sitang,Maggie, Kelly, Callum, Shane, Zoe.

Readers updates

Thanks to all the readers who have taken the time to write in with commentsand suggestions (and apologies if weve inadvertently omitted or misspeltanyones name):

Kirk T. McDonald, Benjamin L. Monshor, Steinar Saethre, Wiard Sterk, AnthonySteward, Paul Takla, Wilfried Viebahn and Rob Zwaga

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