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Shanghaï: Guide de voyage, prix et hébergement gratuit · 2026

Tenants settle into former concession lanes or modern towers around Jing'an and commute exclusively by metro, sidestepping private cars because municipal vehicle plates require winning competitive monthly auctions.

Shanghai · CC BY-SA 4.0

Carte des lieux
Actuellement sur placeShanghaïcoucher du soleil 17:57
EntréeChoisissez un passeportLa réponse dépend du passeport.
Lieux sur la carte60
Taux de change6,71 ¥pour 1 $CNY — la monnaie du paysau 17 sept. 2026
Langue sur placeMandarinofficial language
Langue localeexpressions
International airports and high-end hotels
English and Mandarin

«我不要»Use firmly to dismiss touts, hawkers, and unsolicited offers on the street.

Ce qui est inclusitinéraires
1 jour
People's Square, Nanjing Road, Shanghai Museum
3 jours
+ Jing'an Temple, Shanghai Tower, China Art Museum
7 jours
+ Jade Buddha Temple, Lupu Bridge, Park Hotel
À propos du lieu

Shanghai operates as an international shipping and financial center organized around extensive transit networks.

Global container shipping, corporate finance, and manufacturing anchor the metropolitan economy. The city generates immense corporate revenue from retail and tech enterprises, making it the most expensive mainland center for housing and consumer life. Long-term residents encounter high luxury costs alongside cheap local produce, neighborhood dining, and subsidized municipal services.

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Commuters navigate the sprawling metropolitan area using a unified public transit system of underground railways, municipal buses, and cross-river ferries. Riders tap public transport cards or mobile applications to secure transfer discounts between routes. Municipal authorities auction vehicle license plates to restrict traffic, which prompts long-term workers to depend on cycling fleets and subways instead of private cars.

Local culinary culture splits between traditional sweet and savory braised cooking and foreign-influenced dishes developed during treaty port eras. Expatriates and remote workers cluster in districts like Jing'an and the former foreign concessions, filling hybrid bakeries and coffee spots. Living here requires constant vigilance against platform crowding during rush hours and persistent consumer scams near tourist squares.

Associations
  • Port of ShanghaiThe world's busiest container shipping harbor handles vast freight volumes.
  • Haipai cultureRegional traditions blend with Western architecture, fashion, and cuisine.
  • Tea house scamsStrangers near central museum plazas lure visitors into inflated bills.
  • Benbang cuisineLocal cooking emphasizes fresh river fish and pork braised in sugar and soy.
  • Car license auctionsCity plates require winning steep auctions to prevent traffic congestion.
Faits
  • The Shanghai Metro network operates the longest rapid transit system in the world.
  • The Port of Shanghai ranks as the busiest container shipping port globally.
  • UNESCO designates the municipality as an official City of Design.
  • The municipal transit card pays for trips across subways, buses, ferries, and taxis.
Source : Wikipedia · Wikivoyage
Shanghaï en images15 photos · 2 lieux
MasaneMiyaPA · cc-by-sa-4.0 · 22 déc. 2019
Professor Ed Hawkins · cc-by-4.0
Professor Ed Hawkins · cc-by-4.0

Arriver et se loger

Vols, aéroport, hôtes et loyers

Aucun hôte proposant un logement gratuit ici pour le moment.

Étape par étape à l’arrivée
  1. 01Connect to airport wireless network access to configure local navigation tools.
  2. 02Purchase a reloadable public transport card at the terminal service desk.
  3. 03Board the rapid transit rail network toward your destination station.
2 sources · Au 18 septembre 2026
Source : TravelHub · OurAirports (public domain)

Visa et aspects pratiques

Choisir un passeport

Définissez votre passeport — les délais de traitement, les frais et les documents requis diffèrent selon le passeport.

Les stages, le travail au pair et les programmes d'études ont une catégorie de visa différente et nécessitent des documents distincts. Les demandes passent par CMO International Programmes.

Programmes internationaux IEC
Bon à savoir
  • Bicycles and motorcycles are prohibited from entering expressways and designated main roadways.
  • Driving an unregistered private car is prohibited until a license plate is purchased through municipal auctions.
  • China T-union transit cards are not valid for travel on the maglev, high-speed rail lines, or suburban railways.
Questions fréquentes
How do travelers pay for public transportation in Shanghai?

International credit cards can be tapped directly at turnstiles across the metro network. City buses and most taxis do not accept foreign bank cards. Riders can obtain a rechargeable Shanghai Public Transportation Card at metro stations or convenience stores to pay across subways, buses, and taxis.

Source : Wikivoyage
How can passengers travel between Pudong Airport and Hongqiao Airport?

The Airport Link Line connects Shanghai Pudong International Airport directly to Hongqiao Airport. Travelers can also take a direct metro line across the city center or hire a taxi. Scheduled airport shuttle buses provide road transfers between both airport complexes.

Source : Wikivoyage
What scams target visitors in Shanghai?

Strangers near People's Square may invite visitors to tea houses, art galleries, or karaoke bars, only to abandon them with an exorbitant bill. Along the Bund, street photographers offer portrait services and subsequently demand high payments with the help of aggressive associates. Travelers hiring taxis at arrival hubs should insist on the meter and avoid agreeing to informal group fares.

Source : Wikivoyage
What characterizes traditional Shanghai cuisine?

Traditional Benbang cooking relies on fresh ingredients seasoned with sugar and soy sauce to achieve balanced sweet and savory flavors. Signature dishes include steamed pork dumplings known as xiaolongbao, red-braised pork belly, and seasonal freshwater hairy crab. The city also features Western-influenced Haipai cuisine, which adapts European staples into local dishes like Shanghai-style borscht and breaded pork cutlets.

Source : Wikipedia · Wikivoyage
Which neighborhoods have concentrations of international dining and nightlife?

The French Concession hosts Western restaurants, cafes, and bars. The Xintiandi area features commercial bars, music venues, and lounges. International restaurants and cocktail establishments also operate throughout Huangpu and Jing'an.

Source : Wikivoyage · Wikivoyage
What cycling options exist for getting around Shanghai?

Surface streets throughout the city feature dedicated bicycle lanes that keep non-motorized vehicles separated from automobile traffic. Travelers can access dockless bicycle-sharing fleets operated by platforms such as Mobike, Hello, and DiDi Bike via smartphone applications. Bicycles remain prohibited on municipal expressways and selected major roadways.

Source : Wikipedia
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Source : Wikipedia · Wikivoyage

Sécurité et santé

Conseils de voyage officiels et minimum médical

Sécurité · avis officielsdonnées au 15 sept. 2026
Bureau des Affaires étrangères britannique (FCDO)Aucune restrictionAucune restriction de voyage en vigueur.
Texte intégral de l'avis (anglais)

"Updated information on Warnings and insurance"

Soliciting or engaging with sex workers is illegal and subject to official legal action.
Source : UK FCDO Foreign Travel Advice · Wikivoyage

S'y rendre

Aéroports, distances et transports en commun

S'y rendreOurAirports (public domain)
Shanghai Hongqiao International Airport SHA12 km du centre
Shanghai Pudong International Airport PVG34 km du centre
Jiaxing Nanhu Airport JNH96 km du centre

Quand partir et itinéraires

Quand venir et que faire en une journée, trois jours ou une semaine

Itinéraires prêts à l'emploi
Downtown Heritage and Skyline3,2 km à pied
  1. 09:00People's SquareCentral civic plaza serving as a major public transport hub and city park.
  2. 10:30Shanghai MuseumExtensive collections of ancient Chinese bronzes and historical ceramics.
  3. 13:30Nanjing RoadPedestrian retail boulevard connecting central municipal grounds to the riverside.
  4. 16:00Shanghai TowerTall skyscraper in the Pudong financial district with elevated observation views.
Temples and Modern Art8,4 km à pied
  1. 09:30Jade Buddha TempleActive Buddhist sanctuary featuring traditional courtyard halls and sacred relics.
  2. 12:00Jing'an TempleHistoric temple landmark located amidst modern commercial retail complexes.
  3. 14:30China Art MuseumSpacious former exposition pavilion presenting modern Chinese artistic works.

Langue et culture

Cinq phrases pour le premier jour et les situations où la langue est indispensable

English suffices for basic transit, international airport arrivals, large chain hotels, and expat dining areas such as the French Concession. Public transport features bilingual signage.

Cinq phrases pour le premier jour
  • 我不要wǒ bú yào
    I do not want thisUse firmly to dismiss touts, hawkers, and unsolicited offers on the street.
  • 可以便宜点吗?kěyǐ piányi diǎn ma?
    Can you make it cheaper?Use to negotiate prices at open markets or independent retail stalls.
  • 买单mǎi dān
    The bill, pleaseCall out to staff to settle payment at dining establishments.
  • 打包dǎ bāo
    Pack this to goUse at dining venues to request takeaway containers for unfinished meals.
  • 不要辣bú yào là
    Do not add chiliSpecify during meal ordering to prevent spicy seasoning in dishes.
3 phrases supplémentaires
  • 我不吃猪肉wǒ bù chī zhūròu
    I do not eat porkState when ordering food, as local kitchens use pork as the standard meat.
  • 请开发票qǐng kāi fāpiào
    Please issue an official invoiceRequest from landlords, vendors, or dining spots to secure legal tax receipts.
  • 押金什么时候退?yājīn shénme shíhou tuì?
    When is the security deposit refunded?Ask a landlord or housing agent prior to executing a residential lease agreement.
Où vous aurez besoin de la langue
SituationLangue
International airports and high-end hotelsEnglish and Mandarin
Metro stations and major transit hubsMandarin, with English signage
Western restaurants, cafes, and expat bars in the French ConcessionEnglish and Mandarin
Taxis and ride-hailing servicesMandarin
Local street markets and neighbourhood eateriesMandarin and Shanghainese
Government administrative offices and residential compound managementMandarin
Hospital clinics and emergency roomsMandarin
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Chine pour un premier voyageStudyHub· ≈ 30 heures

Briefing préparatoire pour un premier voyage en Chine : les tons qui changent le sens des mots, les applications de paiement et les configurations à effectuer avant le départ, les services en ligne habituels inaccessibles, le passeport indispensable pour les billets et l'hôtel, l'enregistrement du lieu de résidence, le train privilégié à la voiture et les scénarios d'arnaques courantes.

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Personnes ayant séjourné ici

Kamshat AmangeldiyevaLire
The embassy and "fasten your seatbelts, we are taking off"

The big day finally arrived, the one everything depended on. Since I was running out of time, I chose Shanghai for my interview, as it was only a 2-hour trip. Many people advised against having the interview in that city because the refusal rate was much higher compared to other provinces. I was also worried about the fact that many of my acquaintances had failed right there. There was no time to think, so at my own risk, I went there anyway. After standing in a huge line, rehearsing my answers, and trembling with fear, I approached the window. Honestly, I expected a man in a suit at a desk with flags, conducting the interview like an exam with test tickets. In reality, it turned out completely different. I got a young woman who asked just three simple questions: Who are you? Why are you going? What duties will you perform? After answering everything, I heard her say, "Have a great flight." That is how I ended up in this land of opportunity.

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Malika SidagulovaLire
If you want to, you'll do it!

Let's start with the fact that the highly hyped Work and Travel program touched me too. Surprisingly, it was my father who first brought it up: "Alibek's daughter recently flew to America, why are you still sitting here?" 😒 To understand, in Kazakhstan we have an expression: "A Kazakh without showing off is a pointless Kazakh." 😎 Well, since Dad said it had to be done, it had to be done! From that moment on, I didn't exactly dream of it, but I did want to change my Chinese surroundings for something new. After arriving for my studies, I started convincing my boyfriend to go on the trip, and while I was describing the charms of this program to him in vivid colors, it turns out he had already started collecting documents... 😑 "Well, I actually wanted to go last year," he told me. While I was about to make my traditional offended face, he didn't hesitate to shove the contact of Saidakbar, an agent from Interexchange, into my hands. That's how I became a newly minted participant in the program. 🙌😁 🔸Where do you think we wanted to go? All these years we've heard that people who go to work in Alaska make big money 💲💲💲, enough to buy a house and a car for their parents. So we started dreaming about the northernmost US state, that we would work 20 hours a day standing at a table, cleaning fish)) But as it turned out, that work is no longer available. 😅😅 Registration, collecting documents—none of that was difficult. All that remained was to wait for job offers, which just weren't coming. When asking others if they had received a job offer, everyone would answer in chorus: YES!!! Naturally, so as not to lose face, we also said that offers were pouring in, we were just waiting for the best one. 😅 🔸Fortunately, for losers like us, they invented a job fair where you can consider different job offer options. For some reason, our choice fell on Dunkin'. Well, not for some reason, we all know the reason. (Drumroll 🥁)…. DONUTS!!! 🍩 After submitting our application, we waited for the scheduled interview, which fell during the winter holidays ❄. To our surprise, it went very easily and simply. Next came the program payment, visa receipt, and preparation for the trip. 😉 🔸Getting a visa in Shanghai, especially this year, was quite difficult. All my friends were getting rejected for various reasons 🤷‍♂️. For example, they told my boyfriend: "You're not Chinese?! Apply through your own country" (the fact that we are studying in China apparently means nothing at all) 🤔 In the end, he got it, but in another city. ✌ ❗If you don't manage to get the coveted stamp on the first try, don't lose hope! Keep trying! I have a couple of acquaintances who waited for the phrase "Congratulations! Your visa approved!" ONLY ON THE THIRD TRY! 🔸I was much luckier. On the advice of my agent, while looking at the stern face of the consul, I imagined that he was actually a very kind guy 🧔🍻 who loves to have a few beers with friends; perhaps he is even the life of the party, without whom no fun event is complete 👍😃✨. 🔸Thus, his face was no longer as intimidating to me as it was at the beginning, and the interview went as smooth as butter.

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