Worth DoingResearched & Verified 实地核实
Xintiandi
新天地
Xintiandi is a pedestrian dining and shopping district in Huangpu, built inside restored shikumen stone-gate lane houses, a short walk from Metro Line 10's Xintiandi station and Line 1's Huangpi South Road. Walking the lanes is free; the spend is in the restaurants, cafes and bars that fill them, where Dianping averages typically land around 170 to 500 RMB per person depending on the room you pick. It reads as polished rather than hidden, which is the point: it is where people bring visiting parents, first dates and colleagues, and where an evening can start with dumplings and end on a terrace without anyone having to walk far.
In our guides 相关指南
Dining & BarsWhere to Buy Good Bread and Pastries in Shanghai (2026)Read →Health & EducationPilates in Shanghai: What a Reformer Class Really Costs (2026)Read →EssentialsWhere to Live in Shanghai in 2026, Sorted by Your RentRead →Worth DoingDate Spots in Shanghai, Sorted by How Serious You Are (2026)Read →Worth DoingBringing Your Parents to Visit Shanghai Without the Stress (2026)Read →Health & EducationMassage in Shanghai 2026: 70 RMB Parlour or 400 RMB Day SpaRead →Worth DoingShanghai Nightlife, Honestly: Which Clubs and Bars Are Worth ItRead →Dining & BarsBrunch Shanghai 2026: Where Expats Actually GoRead →Where to StayThe Shanghai Design Hotels Worth Booking, by Vibe and Price (2026)Read →Health & EducationEnglish-Speaking Gynecologists in Shanghai and What They CostRead →Where to StayWhere to Stay in Shanghai, from the Bund to PudongRead →Health & EducationShanghai Gyms Sell Day Passes: Skip the Annual CardRead →