 | Shanghai Bund: Birdeye view of the Suzhou Creek (at the bottom of the photo), Huangpu River (to the leftside of the photo) and the Bund (to the right side of the photo). An underground tunnel will connect Bund with Pudong. The view is from the top of Shanghai Mansion. click to open  |
 | Shanghai Bund: View of the Suzhou Creek and Shanghai Mansion from the Bund (opposite photo No. 2). Shanghai Mansion was originally named Broadway Mansion. It was built from 1930-1934, designed by the designing dept of Ye Guang Estate Property Co. click to open |
 | Shanghai Bund: Night Scene click to open |
 | Shanghai TV Tower faces the Bund click to open |
 | Shanghai Bund: Customs House - designed by Gong He Foreign Co., the neoclassic building was built from 1925-1927. click to open |
 | Shanghai Bund: Historical Pavilion of Bund (Weather Symbols Station) .It is situated by the entrance of No.2 East Zhong Shan Road, built in 1908 and being of "Today's Style of Arts" (Albert Noble). At that time it was subject to Weather Symbols Stations of Xu Jia Hui with telephone communication. There were 4 hanging baloons in different colours at the symbol platform. And weather report was announced at 9:00a.m. and 2:00p.m. everyday. The baloons showed about the wind for the direction and force as well as the change of the weather. By 1933 due to the reconstruction of Bing Jiang Road, the Weather Symbols Station as a whole was moved for more than 20 metres to the north-east from its place. click to open |
 | Shanghai Bund: The Bank of China Building (right) and the Sassoon Mansion (left). Sassoon Mansion was built from 1926-1929, with style in between neoclassicism and modernism. Its designer was Gong He Foreign Co.. The BC Building was built from 1936-1937 on the basis of modern architecture and modelled after the Chinese traditional architecture as well as decorative style. click to open |
 | Shanghai Bund: Foreign Trade Mansion, also known as "Yi He Foreign Co.", was designed and built in 1920-1922 by Si Jiu Sheng Foreign Co.. The style of the building is typical neoclassicism . click to open |
 | Shanghai Bund: Dong Feng Restaurant was originally the English Club designed and built in 1912 by Trent and Morris. The neoclassic building has an inner decoration was designed by Japanese engineer, Shita, in Barok style. click to open |
 | Shanghai Bund: Birdeye view of the Huangpu River click to open |
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