Shanghai Port Shuttles

Resting along Shanghai’s central Huangpu River, the Shanghai Port International Cruise Terminal offers instant access to the vibrant seaside downtown. Snugly placed between two residential districts, the terminal offers an especially tranquil way to get acclimated, not only through easygoing access to downtown via the Huangpu Riverwalk but close all-in-one attractions that make seeing everything as easy as walking around the corner. Go far with the right transfer as well, utilizing the nearby International Passenger Transport Center for subway zips across town, or crossing the river via the Fair Road Crossing Ferry Terminal. Reserve a private ride to see things with more freedom, choosing from sedans or chartered buses to see the day with grace, or utilize meet-and-greet services for convenient drop offs to wherever, whether it be a limousine in search of specialty Chinese resort restaurants, or a local personal driver who knows high places for sunset views.

Especially close attractions to the cruise port includes the photo-friendly Waibaidu Bridge, a scenic crossing with bright LED lights at night as well as instant access to The Bund, a waterside promenade that makes tours through town as easy as following the flow, passing epic views of large malls, historic buildings and towering resorts. Also located on the side of the cruise port is Yu Garden, a traditional English-style space that leads to the old architecture and street merchants of Shanghai Old Street. Cross the river to take a tour of more urban surroundings, riding to the top of Oriental Pearl TV Tower for epic downtown vistas from one of mankind’s most grandiose structures, more natural elevations discoverable on the outskirts, whether it be through Century Park’s many hidden coves that sprawl dozens of acres, plazas and a bird sanctuary, or modest walk through the French-colonial Fuxing Park closer to the cruise port.