Shanghai’s appeal stretches across generations, from the glamour and glitz of the 1920s, the city’s ‘Golden Age’, typified in the Art Deco architecture of the Bund, to the ultra-modern skyscrapers of Pudong, Shanghai’s high-tech hub. As the nation’s most developed and largest city, no tour of China is complete without a visit to Shanghai to contemplate its eclectic buildings, diverse neighbourhoods and ‘anything is possible’ atmosphere.

Aside from its financial centre and reputation as a shopping paradise, one thing that Shanhai stands out for is its amazing food scene. Chock-full of Michellin-star eats, scrumptious street food and quirky cafeterias, food is at the heart of Shanghainese culture, so come with an empty stomach and eat your way through delicious Chinese delicacies.