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Berlitz Pocket Guide: Shanghai covers all the city's major sights, area by area, in an easily navigable format. The guide also contains background historical information, advice on shopping and entertainment and the low-down on eating out. There is an A-Z of practical information, listings of recommended hotels and restaurants and useful expressions in Mandarin Chinese, as well as special features focussing on Chinese culture and activities for visitors. Maps show Shanghai city centre and excursions further afield. The book is lavishly illustrated with dozens of colour photographs.

Introduction.

A Brief History.

Where to Go: Huangpu (Central Shanghai)

Nanshi (Old Town); Luwan (French Concession)

Jingan

Xuhui (Southwest Shanghai)

Changning

Honhkou (North Shanghai)

Pudong (East Shanghai)

The Water Towns

Excursions.

What to Do:

Shopping

Entertainment

Sports

Children's Shanghai

Eating Out.

Handy Travel Tips.

Hotels and Restaurants.

Index

Fact Sheets

Build a Better Tlilet

Extensive-and Expensive

The Old Signal Tower

Huxinting Teahouse

Animals in a Golf Club

Shanghai's Jewish Heritage

Museum Boom

Ancient Sex on Display

The Price of Friendship

The Shanghai by the Book

Eats in the Streets

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In a single decade Shanghai has transformed itself from a gritty, dilapidated metropolis into a trendy, modern mega-city, studded with skyscrapers and Starbucks. At first glance it hardly seems a Chinese city at all. As legions of steel, concrete and glass poured across Shanghai's cityscape in the mid-1990s, Shanghai ruthlessly redrew itself into the richest, trendiest, most modern destination in the People's Republic of China (PRC), and it is now setting its sights on becoming the most important city in all of Asia.

Yet Shanghai's transformation is hardly complete. The city remains a massive work in progress, and its rough edges are never entirely out of view. Around the corner from the latest fast-food hamburger joint or designer-label boutique lies the local bird and flower market, its wares pitched in the street, blocking traffic. Above the six-lane superhighway cutting through the heart of the city, a blind beggar plays his erhu (Chinese-style violin) on the pedestrian flyover. To the wandering traveller, the old Shanghai frequently reappears, its ways and fragrances unlike those of any city in the West.

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"The Berlitz Pocket Guide to Shanghai" is packed with all the information you need to get the most out of your visit. From its defining landmarks of the Peace Hotel and the Jinmano Tower, to its peaceful open spaces, from the Shanghai Museum to the Longhua Temple, this guide covers it all. Colour-coded sections help to navigate around the book quickly and the shopping section highlights the outstanding shopping opportunities Shanghai has to offer - including the Jingwen Flower Market, Nanjing Road and Dongtai Lu Antiques Market. Full colour fold-out front and back flap maps provide instant orientation and the laminated covers ensure durability, plus: get the lowdown on entertainment, sports and eating out.