Xintiandi
Priti ZarariaPriti Zararia/Guest Contributor/THINGS TO DO, SHANGHAI/ Updated : May 10, 2017, 15:18 IST
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Xintiandi is a former old quarter in Shanghai which has been transformed into an urban attraction preserving the cultural legacies of the city. The exteriors of old Chinese style buildings are preserved whereas interior have been … Read more
Xintiandi is a former old quarter in Shanghai which has been transformed into an urban attraction preserving the cultural legacies of the city. The exteriors of old Chinese style buildings are preserved whereas interior have been converted into swanky cafe, bars, art galleries and designer boutiques. Read less

Xintiandi is a former old quarter in Shanghai which has been transformed into an urban attraction preserving the cultural legacies of the city. The exteriors of old Chinese style buildings are preserved whereas interior have been converted into swanky cafe, bars, art galleries and designer boutiques. The narrow lanes Xintiandi are famous for their fine dining and nightlife. Many international luxury brands and well-known local designers have opened their stores here. The area is famous for high-end restaurants serving diverse international cuisine. The Xintiandi is where the old Shanghai meets the modern Shanghai. This is a favourite hangout zone for affluent locals, expats as well as tourists. Stroll around the alleys and marvel at the Shikumen structure which is an outcome of Chinese and Western blend of architectural styles from 19th century. You can visit Shikumen Museum to learn about the transformation of the area. Hanging around Xintiandi is the best way to feel the buzz of Shanghainese lifestyle!
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