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　　上海的街，是一種風景、一種風情、更是一種文化。文藝青年最愛去多倫路，幽雅的畫廊、前衛的藝術館鱗次栉比，還不時會有知名藝術家舉行講座和討論會；衡山路梧桐滿街、綠蔭如蓋，白天是一條幽靜清雅的小街，到了晚上就搖身一變成爲酒吧林立、人流如織的熱鬧繁華之地；城隍廟上海老街，展示的是一幅“清明上河圖”景象，小販的叫賣聲，古街古巷古屋，到處充滿了江南小鎮的氣息；雁蕩路經典的建築、露天的酒吧、別致的茶坊、幽靜的咖啡廳，是不少上海年輕白領的最愛；長樂路、陝西南路的小店是時髦女郎百逛不厭的聖地，也是白天美女出現頻率最高的地點。

上海經典線路推薦：

　　外灘 → 南京路 → 豫園、城隍廟旅遊區

　　这三处是游客来上海旅游必去的景點。漫步外滩，一路游览外白渡桥，外滩情人墙，黄浦公园，陈毅广场，看万国建筑群，体会上海的浪漫风情。南京路是购物的天堂，而在城隍庙旅游区可以品尝上海地道小吃美食，游览最棒的特色小商品街群。

交通

　　外灘 → 南京路：外灘和南京路連成一片，可以步行前往，或者乘坐地鐵2號線到人民廣場下。

　　南京路 →豫園、城隍廟旅遊區：乘坐980路、66路、64路、33路、55路公交

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　　在南京路上解決。可以在中山東一路的餐飲店就餐，這裏以中高檔的消費爲主。您也可以步行至福州路與四川中路交叉口，有很多特色小吃。

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