1. It’s nearly impossible to cover all the mentioned Shanghai attractions in one day due to their scattered locations and the time required. Here’s an optimized plan: Key Attractions in 1 Day Morning: Classic Huangpu District Route: People’s Square (Shanghai Museum) → Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street (shopping) → The Bund (daytime architecture, evening skyline). Transport: Direct access via Metro Lines 1/2/8; walk between sites. Afternoon: Old Town & Art Districts: Yu Garden (Jiangnan-style garden) → Tianzifang (Shikumen art block) → Power Station of Art (visit permanent/temporary exhibitions if the Biennale isn’t on). Transport: 10-minute taxi from Yu Garden to Tianzifang; Metro Line 9 from Tianzifang to the museum. Evening: Former French Concession & Night Views: Former French Concession (Wukang Road, Anfu Road) → Xujiahui (Hong Kong Hui Commercial Centre for shopping) → The Bund at night (best 19:00–21:00). Transport: Metro Line 11 from the Concession to Xujiahui; 20-minute taxi from Xujiahui to The Bund. 2.Xujiahui vs. Nanjing Road Xujiahui: Features high-end malls (Grand Gateway, Metro City) and cultural spots (Xujiahui Library, Xu Guangqi Memorial), ideal for shopping with historical depth. Nanjing Road: A traditional pedestrian street with dense crowds, perfect for experiencing old Shanghai’s commercial vibe. Recommendation: Prioritize Xujiahui (shopping + culture) for limited time; choose Nanjing Road for historical charm. 3. Extra Recommendations M50 Creative Park: An industrial art district great for photography, but located farther (Putuo District) – allocate half a day separately. Xuhui Riverside: Home to art venues (Long Museum, West Bund Art Museum) and a riverside promenade, ideal for art lovers. Shanghai Concert Hall/Grand Theatre: Catch an evening performance to experience Shanghai’s cultural scene.