Being the major attraction that it is, you would think whoever is doing the renovations would think to put on glass panels so people can still see the river. But no. It's just all boarded up and nothing to see. I have been told if you go to Pizza hut on the bund, you may be able to see something... more

Just been to Shanghai and tavelled around the city quite alot, the whole place is like one huge construction site and getting around by road is quite difficult. The speed at which this is all taking place will make it totally worth the hassles faced right now. There is currently there is no access to the bund itself but what... more

We were only told when our guide collected us from our hotel and told us we can't see anything. We drove through it and you can see some of the facades but most of it is hidden behind cranes, hoardings, etc This looks like it will go on for quite a few months. Our guide suggested an alternative - a... more

Went to the Bund area recently (June 09) and the entire riverbank is SEALED OFF due to a major construction project. Tried taking pictures of the Pudong skyline. Got some nice dusty construction equipment in the foreground. You used to be able to take an underground tunnel to cross over to the riverbank where you could get some nice pictures.... more

The Bund is a joy, one of the world's great promenades and worth every accolade earlier reviewers have given it. But as of this writing (April 2009) I am subtracting two stars because it is in the middle of a giant construction project. As I understand from the Pudong government web page, the city is burying half of the... more

The Bund is a symbol of Shanghai and an epitome of Shanghai's modern history. From the Oriental Pearl TV Tower you can see the Bund. When night falls, colourful lights illuminate the whole Bund area and turn it into a scene of the" wonderland". more

When I think of Shanghai, I think of The Bund on the Pu-Xi side looking across at the Disney'esque future world of Pu-Dong. This was the first spot that I hit when I arrived in Shanghai and have to say the view lived up to my expectations and left me in awe. The view is almost surreal and personally, I... more

This is the place where you can see the best Shanghai at night. more

I just returned from a business trip to shanghai and could say that in overall I was quite surpirsed with the expereince. The most famous and attractive sight could be regarded as the Bund also knon as the Zhongshan Road. It starts from the Baidu Bridge, which is at the connecting point of the Huangpu River and the Suzhou Creek,... more