- 1sight
1 votes
The 1910 In the English Renaissance style building was built with the two perforated turrets on t...
- 2city / town
4 votes
Busan Metropolitan City, also known as Pusan is the largest port city in the Republic of Korea. W...
- 3sight
34 votes
The most beautiful waterfront promenade in the Far East. Take a stroll along Shanghai's riverside ...
- 4bar
15 votes
The high life, high over the river. Red chandeliers made of murano marble bathe the rich, the beau...
- 5sight
14 votes
The ancient and subtle Chinese art of garden design at its best -- Shanghai's most important clas...
- 6sight
12 votes
A spiritual refuge amid the city’s tumult. Longhua Temple is the largest and certainly the prettie...
- 7sight
8 votes
With his wealth of figures and ornaments, he stood on the Cultural Revolution. One of China's few ...
- 8sight
14 votes
Modern Chinese architecture at its best. In one of the world's most futuristic skylines, the Orien...
- 9sight
2 votes
Dating back to the 13th century, this temple tribute to Confucius was put in its current location...
- 10museum / gallery
2 votes
An excursion to the city’s past. Shanghai’s history, told in exhibits built into the base of the t...
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- 12sight
1 votes
Jing'an Temple (静安寺; Jìng'ānsì; Temple of Peace and Tranquility) is a Buddhist temple on West Nan...
- 13sight
0 votes
The resulting 1906 building, one of the oldest on the federal government, is in its red brick fac...
- 14sight
0 votes
The narrow building was the home of the oldest English-language newspaper in China. The "North Ch...
- 15sight
2 votes
The flashy building from the year 1955 in the Stalinist-style gingerbread, the Sino-Russian frien...
- 16sight
0 votes
For other places bearing the name St. Ignatius, see St. Ignatius The St. Ignatius Cathedral of ...
- 17restaurant
10 votes
Eat with a view of the skyline of Pudong and feel like world travelers. A restaurant for the rich ...
- 18city / town
55 votes
This former colonial city of 18 million people is now home to one of the world’s greatest concent...
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