22nd floor apartment on Pudong side...
📍 Shanghai, China, Chine
At a glance
Apartment in Shanghai, China, Chine. 4 chambres, 2 couchages, 3 salles de bain, jusqu’à 9 voyageurs. Amenities: Elevator in building, Swimming Pool, Parking, Fireplace, Dryer, DVD, Suitable for events, Family & Kid friendly.
Property description
Home exchange in Shanghai, China
Welcome to the page dedicated to home exchange in Shanghai, China. Whether you’re looking for a weekend base, a family house for the holidays or an apartment for a long stay, you’ll find the right place among our 1 local listings. Shanghai, China is an ideal destination for a first home exchange. The city is well connected, distances are reasonable, and the local host community is particularly active. It’s also an excellent base for exploring the rest of the country (Chine) on a longer trip. To pull off a successful exchange in Shanghai, China, we recommend planning 2 to 6 months ahead, especially for high season. The more complete your listing and the more polished your photos, the more local hosts seeking a reciprocal exchange in your own region you’ll attract. Many of our members who have exchanged in Shanghai, China come back to the community to plan further stays in Chine or elsewhere in Europe. That’s one of the great joys of the format: once trust is built, exchanging becomes a lasting travel habit. Ready to discover Shanghai, China differently? Browse the listings below, reach out to the hosts who inspire you, and start planning your next exchange. Registration is entirely free, no strings attached.
Property features
| Type of property | Apartment |
|---|---|
| Room type | Private |
| Maximum capacity | 9 |
| Bedrooms | 4 |
| Beds | 2 |
| Bathrooms | 3 |
| City | Shanghai, China |
| Country | Chine |
Amenities and services
- ✓ Elevator in building
- ✓ Swimming Pool
- ✓ Parking
- ✓ Fireplace
- ✓ Dryer
- ✓ DVD
- ✓ Suitable for events
- ✓ Family & Kid friendly
- ✓ Handicap accessible
Surroundings
Give yourself a couple of hours to stroll the Bund, preferably at night or early morning. For more of a perspective, get sweeping views of the Bund from the Pudong side (take the tourist tunnel or the metro) and then visit the Jinmao Tower.
To fill out the first day take the metro to the Shanghai Museum, one of China's finest, which deserves the best part of half a day.
The other great attraction of Shanghai is the old town, incorporating Yuyuan Gardens and the surrounding teahouses and bazaar. If you don't like crowds then give this a miss at the weekends. After a visit to Yuyuan Gardens add on a walk to Dongtai Lu Antique Market for some shopping and then take lunch (or dinner) at one of Xintiandi's trendy restaurants.
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