20 19 national day weather in Shanghai (the content is compiled from the internet, please refer to the actual weather)
65438+1October 1 ~ 2. Affected by Typhoon Mina, there was an obvious rainstorm in this city. Accumulated rainfall can reach heavy rain, with heavy rain in some areas; The maximum gust in the inland is 7 ~ 9, 9 ~ 1 1 along the coastal areas along the Yangtze River and west of the Yangtze River estuary, 0 ~12 to the east of the Yangtze River estuary, and 0/3 to Yangshan Port and Shanghai coastal areas. The wind decreased during the day on the 2nd.
65438+1October 3 ~ 4, controlled by high pressure, mainly cloudy weather.
1October 5-7 10, affected by cold air, there was a process of cooling and weak precipitation.
The air quality is generally good during holidays.
What clothes to wear in Shanghai on National Day (the content is compiled from the Internet, please refer to the actual weather)
Average temperature in Shanghai 10/0/5℃ ~ 23℃.
The average temperature during the day is 23 degrees Celsius. It is recommended to wear cool and breathable clothes, such as shirts, thin long skirts and thin T-shirts made of cotton and linen.
The average temperature at night is 65438 05℃. It is recommended to wear warm clothes such as suits, jackets, windbreakers, casual clothes, jackets, suits and thin sweaters.
Top Ten Tourist Attractions in Shanghai
1. The Bund
Walking along the Bund is one of the things that Shanghai tourists must do. Located on the west bank of Huangpu River, the Bund is one of the most famous tourist attractions in Shanghai. On both sides of the Bund are ancient buildings representing various architectural styles, including Gothic architecture, Romanesque architecture and Renaissance architecture. This is in sharp contrast to the east of the river, which is full of amazing skyscrapers that can reach a dazzling height. The best time to walk on the Bund is at night, when skyscrapers will be lit up like Christmas trees.
2. Yuyuan Garden
The Yuyuan Garden was built by an official of the Ming Dynasty. He wanted to create a quiet garden for his parents to spend their old age. Since16th century, it has been a fixed facility in Shanghai. Today, it is one of the most famous classical gardens in China, which means pleasure and satisfaction. The garden is full of rockeries, halls and pavilions, where tourists can rest their tired feet and ponds, which flow quietly under your feet for a long time.
3. Nanjing Road
Nanjing Road is the shopping street in Shanghai. In fact, it is one of the largest and most famous tourist destinations in the world, attracting about 6.5438 million shoppers every day. This road was built in 1845, which is divided into two parts, and the east is the main shopping area. Nanjing Road used to be a place where traditional shops in China sold daily necessities, but now it is full of high-end shops, restaurants and hotels.
4. Shanghai World Financial Center
Shanghai is one of the centers of the global economy, and it is appropriate to have its own world financial center. However, this financial center is not an ancient building, but a skyscraper with novel design, with a height of 492 meters. This 10 1 floor building has 20 multinational financial institutions, shopping centers and a large hotel. Excited tourists may want to visit the observation deck near the top of this magical landmark.
5. Shanghai Museum
Paris has the Louvre, Amsterdam has the National Museum, and Shanghai has its own world-class museum. Located in the modern building of People's Square, Shanghai Museum has five floors, including the ancient history of China: ancient coins, priceless paintings and ceramics, traditional lacquer furniture, ancient bronzes and jade articles. In short, the museum has more than 120000 exhibits, which are divided into 1 1 galleries. Even the building itself is a work of art, with a circular dome representing heaven and a square base. Most importantly, the museum can enter for free every day, and it will receive about 8,000 people every day.
6. Tianzifang
Tianzifang used to be a residential area in the French Concession. Today, it is an art district similar to Beijing 798. Boutiques are everywhere. Visitors can buy artworks and handicrafts here, or visit traditional buildings. Tianzifang is located in a labyrinthine alley near Taikang Road. There are small businesses everywhere, including art shops, fashion studios, galleries and cafes. This area is famous for its ancient traditional buildings.
7. Zhujiajiao Ancient Town
Anyone who comes to Shanghai must go to Shuizhen once. Zhujiajiao ancient town, located in the suburb of Shanghai, is one of the best preserved water towns in this area, although it has a history of 1700 years. Visitors must take a cruise ship and row under 35 ancient stone bridges lined with ancient houses. Perhaps the most famous bridge is Fangsheng Bridge in 157 1. It has five openings and eight dragon rings around a pearl. Visitors will not miss the North Street of Ming and Qing architecture. Kezhi Garden, the largest memorial garden in Zhujiajiao, is also worth a visit.
8. Oriental Pearl Tower
The Oriental Pearl Tower is a landmark building in Shanghai, standing on the Huangpu River in Pudong New Area. It is 468 meters high and is the tallest building built in the early 1990s. The sixth largest radio and television tower in the world looks like the intersection of the Eiffel Tower and the Seattle Space Needle Tower, with 15 observation decks and a 264-meter-high revolving restaurant. The glass floor of the outdoor observation deck is probably one of the most exciting attractions in Shanghai.
9. Shanghai maglev train
Pudong International Airport is the main airport in Shanghai, which is close to the center of Shanghai. Taking the Shanghai maglev train is the fastest way to get into town. The speed of maglev train can reach 430 km/h, and it only takes 8 minutes to complete the 30 km journey to Pudong center. Visitors can transfer to subway, bus or taxi from there to reach their final destination. The maglev train was built in the early 20th century, with a total cost of 8.2 billion RMB.
10. Shanghai Circus City
Shanghai Circus City is located in Gonghexin Road, Jing 'an District, covering an area of 2.25 hectares. It is the cultural, sports and entertainment center of Shanghai. Circus City is mainly composed of an acrobatic field, equipped with rehearsal auxiliary building, animal hall, cultural and commercial city and other supporting facilities. Shanghai Circus City, with the reputation of "the first circus city in China", has become another landmark of Shanghai's international cultural city with its unique architectural modeling and golden dome roof.