Shanghai and the East Nightlife and Entertainment

Located in a colonial villa in a beautiful garden, best for sundown drinks. This bar, tastefully decorated with Asian art, shares a villa dating from the colonial era with a Thai (good for lunch) and a...

The metropolis at your feet. The spectacular 360-degree vista from the highest lounge in the world does not come free: the prices are extravagant. Be sure to reserve a window table.

Great for having a drink after work or at the weekend. Usually always busy. Ladies night till 11pm on Wednesdays (during this time no entrance for gentlemen in the 2nd floor, only in the third floor).

address:2 Nanchang Jie, Beijing

Music and entertainment at the Lao She Teahouse and Tianqiao Paradise Teahouse. There is always something nice on: acrobats, opera, sound effects shows, cabarets, magicians. The ticket includes tea and ...

Musical theater with style. In 1995, Beijing’s nicest old opera house -- built in 1830 -- was reopened for performances. In a nostalgic teahouse ambience, the program is a series of individual scenes.

A breathtaking show free of linguistic barriers. The Chinese are recognized to be the world’s best at balance acts, juggling, and related feats. Now the performances have added sound effects virtuosos. ...

address:Renmin Dadao 300, Shanghai, China

Rock, made in China. The number one address for rock and pop in China, and the place to hear the best bands from Shanghai and Beijing. When the house band’s singer comes on, the female fans stand on top...