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SHANGHAI in 3 days (everything we did) 🥰🇨🇳
Shanghai Exploration: 3-Day Couple's Itinerary
We're already dreaming of going back, we fell in love with Shanghai 😍
0:00 Coming Up...
0:42 Morning Run on The Bund
01:46 Using Amap
02:38 Former French Concession
03:12 Anfu Road
04:10 13de Marzo
05:40 Wukang Road
06:29 Apoli Itabakery
08:27 Wukang Building
10:00 First Didi
14:18 Shanghai...
We're already dreaming of going back, we fell in love with Shanghai 😍
Morning Run on The Bund
Using Amap
Former French Concession
Anfu Road
13de Marzo
Wukang Road
Apoli Itabakery
Wukang Building
First Didi
Shanghai Tower
Eye of Shanghai
Jianbing
Fake Market
Getting Prescription Glasses in China
Yuyuan Old Street
Marriage Market
A Very Chinese Set for 2 Lunch
Huangpu River Cruise
Last Few Images of The Bund
Bloops
Shanghai charmed Craig and Chantz! Their three-day whirlwind romance with the city included a morning run along the Bund, navigating with Amap, exploring the Former French Concession's Anfu and Wukang Roads, and indulging in local treats like Jianbing. They ascended the Shanghai Tower, enjoyed the Eye of Shanghai, and even found time for a Huangpu River cruise. A visit to Yuyuan Old Street and a unique lunch experience added to their unforgettable adventure.
We're already dreaming of going back, we fell in love with Shanghai 😍
Morning Run on The Bund
Using Amap
Former French Concession
Anfu Road
13de Marzo
Wukang Road
Apoli Itabakery
Wukang Building
First Didi
Shanghai Tower
Eye of Shanghai
Jianbing
Fake Market
Getting Prescription Glasses in China
Yuyuan Old Street
Marriage Market
A Very Chinese Set for 2 Lunch
Huangpu River Cruise
Last Few Images of The Bund
Bloops
Craig and Chantz describe a three-day Shanghai visit. Craig starts with a 10-kilometer run along the Bund. The couple use the subway and Amap, which they say shows walking, train and bicycle routes, including lines, directions and stops. They explore Anfu Road, Wukang Road, a cafe called 13de Marzo and the Wukang Building, then buy pastries and iced drinks. They say Alipay sometimes fails for payment while WeChat Pay has worked more reliably for them; they mention linking a New Zealand bank account. They order a Didi for a ride that takes about 20 minutes; the fare is unclear in the transcript. At Shanghai Tower, they report its height as 632 meters and say it ranks third tallest in the world. They buy tickets for 268 each and pay about 80 more to access the upper floor, where a sound-and-light presentation shows the tuned mass damper. They mention the elevator travels 18 meters per second and reaches the 118th and 132nd floors. On another day, they eat jianbing, browse a market and get prescription glasses; each orders two frames and a pair of sunglasses, ready in about an hour and a half. They visit Yuyuan Old Street and a Sunday marriage market at People's Park, where parents and grandparents look at profiles listing personal details such as height, occupation and salary. They later eat a set meal at a shopping center and take a small bus toward the Bund for a river cruise. The couple describe the cruise as shorter than expected and note the rain. They also say carrying spare cash helped when their phones were running low.
Craig and Chantz spend three days in Shanghai. They run along the Bund, use Amap and visit Anfu Road, Wukang Road, a teddy-bear coffee shop and Wukang Building. They ride the subway and a Didi, visit Shanghai Tower's observation floors and see its tuned mass damper show. The couple try jianbing, browse a market and arrange prescription glasses that are ready in about an hour and a half. They visit Yuyuan Old Street and People's Park's Sunday marriage market, then try a set meal at a mall. Their last evening includes a bus ride to the Bund and a river cruise in the rain. They discuss payment-app problems, local transport and how much walking their itinerary involved.
Craig and Chantz spend three days in Shanghai exploring neighborhoods, Shanghai Tower, local food, a marriage market and the Bund.
Three Days in Shanghai: Local Streets, Shanghai Tower and the Bund
1:43 They use Amap to compare walking, subway and bicycle routes. The app shows train lines, direction, stops and where to get off, which helped them plan trips across Shanghai.
1:19 Alipay did not work consistently for the couple, while WeChat Pay was more reliable for them after they linked and verified a New Zealand bank account. They kept the working payment app as a backup.
3:12 They say shared bicycles around Anfu Road can be rented through local payment apps and would have saved walking time. They were also nervous about busy streets and scooters, so they weighed that before cycling.
15:37 At Shanghai Tower, they compare two ticket options and choose access to both observation floors. They later pay about 80 more for the upper floor, so check what each ticket includes before choosing.
21:12 Their phones were running low and they could not work out how to rent a portable charger, so they said they carried spare cash to get back to their hotel.
28:03 They order prescription glasses, including two frames and sunglasses, and say they are ready in about an hour and a half. The couple used the wait to walk around nearby shops.
34:40 They try a local bus by selecting its option in Alipay, generating a QR code and scanning it to board. They say the fare was two each and convert it to less than 50 cents in New Zealand dollars.
50:20 A social-media tip led them to the North Bund for skyline views; they found it quieter than the main Bund area during the rainy evening, though they were unsure how easy it was to reach.
1:43 They use Amap to compare walking, subway and bicycle routes. The app shows train lines, direction, stops and where to get off, which helped them plan trips across Shanghai.
1:19 Alipay did not work consistently for the couple, while WeChat Pay was more reliable for them after they linked and verified a New Zealand bank account. They kept the working payment app as a backup.
3:12 They say shared bicycles around Anfu Road can be rented through local payment apps and would have saved walking time. They were also nervous about busy streets and scooters, so they weighed that before cycling.
15:37 At Shanghai Tower, they compare two ticket options and choose access to both observation floors. They later pay about 80 more for the upper floor, so check what each ticket includes before choosing.
21:12 Their phones were running low and they could not work out how to rent a portable charger, so they said they carried spare cash to get back to their hotel.
28:03 They order prescription glasses, including two frames and sunglasses, and say they are ready in about an hour and a half. The couple used the wait to walk around nearby shops.
34:40 They try a local bus by selecting its option in Alipay, generating a QR code and scanning it to board. They say the fare was two each and convert it to less than 50 cents in New Zealand dollars.
50:20 A social-media tip led them to the North Bund for skyline views; they found it quieter than the main Bund area during the rainy evening, though they were unsure how easy it was to reach.
0:42 Morning run along the Bund
1:46 Navigating with Amap
3:12 Exploring Anfu Road
4:10 Coffee at 13de Marzo
5:40 Walking along Wukang Road
6:29 Visiting Apoi Bakery
10:00 Taking their first Didi
14:18 Going up Shanghai Tower
18:55 The tower's upper-floor show
22:21 Trying jianbing
27:31 Getting prescription glasses
35:12 Exploring Yuyuan Old Street
42:34 Visiting the marriage market
49:06 Cruising the Huangpu River
51:59 Final walk along the Bund
0:00 Coming Up...
0:42 Morning Run on The Bund
1:46 Using Amap
2:38 Former French Concession
3:12 Anfu Road
4:10 13de Marzo
5:40 Wukang Road
6:29 Apoli Itabakery
8:27 Wukang Building
10:00 First Didi
14:18 Shanghai Tower
18:55 Eye of Shanghai
22:21 Jianbing
26:36 Fake Market
27:31 Getting Prescription Glasses in China
35:12 Yuyuan Old Street
42:34 Marriage Market
45:52 A Very Chinese Set for 2 Lunch
49:06 Huangpu River Cruise
51:59 Last Few Images of The Bund
52:47 Bloops
chinashanghaicouple vlogtravel vlogchina vlogthings to do in shanghaianfu roadwukang roadshanghai towereye of shanghaiyu gardenyuyuan old streethuangpu river cruiseHow did Craig and Chantz get around Shanghai?
They use the subway, Amap, a Didi, shared bicycles and a local bus. They say Amap shows train lines, directions and stops, and the bus accepts an Alipay QR code.
What did they see at Shanghai Tower?
They visit its observation floors, including the 132nd floor, and watch a sound-and-light show involving the tuned mass damper. They say the tower is 632 meters tall.
How long did their prescription glasses take?
They say their glasses were ready in about an hour and a half. They each ordered two frames and a pair of sunglasses.
What happens at the Sunday marriage market?
The couple say parents and grandparents look for potential partners for their children or grandchildren. The boards may list details such as height, occupation and salary.
How much did the Shanghai Tower tickets cost?
They say the tickets for both observation floors cost 268 each, then they paid about 80 more to access the highest floor. No currency is clearly stated in that part of the transcript.
What payment issue did they have?
They say Alipay sometimes failed, while WeChat Pay worked more reliably for them after they verified a New Zealand bank account.
