Huaihai Road is a charming six-km stretch with almost 400 shops. The most bustling part is from Shanxi Road to Xizang Road. Shops on Huaihai Road offer examples of the architectural styles of different countries. When the night falls, the lights make Huaihai Road flash and shine and Huaihai Road truly comes alive. Shanghainese are very proud of Huaihai Road as the street has a very urban, yet comfortable atmosphere. The street is both chic and charming, both bustling and calm. There are also many internationally renowned department stores such as Paris Spring, the Japanese Isetan, and Parkson’s, as well as Chinese stores such as Shanghai Ladies Goods Store and No.2 Department Store.
Built in 1901, the six-kilometer-long Huai Hai Road commemorates the Huai Hai Battle during Liberation. Today, this road has become synonymous with what is trendy and fashionable in Shanghai. While the stretch between Shan Xi Road and Xi Zang Road is the busiest section (and best for people-watching), this commercial street contains more than 400 shops, restaurants and businesses. The remnants of French architecture give the street its cosmopolitan charm. Many nearby attractions add to its
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It’s for people from all walks of life, for those living the flamboyant lifestyle of the Jetset to those that are...