Stay cool at Shanghai malls with direct metro access

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Sanfu, traditionally considered the hottest and most humid period of summer according to the Chinese calendar, is here. Whether you're planning to shop, meet friends, or head out with children, these malls offer direct metro access, helping you explore the city while minimizing time outdoors.

 

Xujiahui Station

Metro lines 1, 9, and 11

 

Metro City

Popular with students and fans of animation, Metro City is packed with stores selling merchandise featuring popular animated series, video games, and films, along with designer toys, cultural and creative products, and trendy snacks.

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Grand Gateway 66

Grand Gateway 66 is home to luxury fashion brands, jewelry boutiques, and refined restaurants. It is among Xujiahui's best-known destinations for upscale shopping.

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Neo Young 6

Spanning 32,000 square meters, Neo Young 6 blends old and new, preserving the original columns of the former department store while introducing an industrial-style interior. The exterior features a giant 8K glasses-free 3D screen that has become a new landmark in Xujiahui.

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Jinshajiang Road Station

Metro lines 3, 4, and 13

 

Global Harbor

Designed with grand interiors inspired by European palaces, Global Harbor is large enough for visitors to spend an entire day exploring. Exit 2 leads directly to the mall's B2 level, providing convenient indoor access during the summer heat.

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Zhongshan Park Station

Metro lines 2, 3, and 4

 

Raffles City Changning

Raffles City Changning, recognizable by its clock tower, features independent designer boutiques, cafes, and Western restaurants. Its indoor spaces offer a comfortable place to enjoy coffee and take a break from the heat.

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Cloud Nine

Cloud Nine brings shopping, dining, entertainment, and leisure facilities together under one roof. It has long been a popular destination among locals.

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Jufeng Road Station

Metro lines 6 and 12

 

Prisma

Prisma is one of Shanghai's newest shopping malls. A major draw is its concentration of first stores and new retail concepts, which together account for 78 percent of its tenant mix, according to the operator.

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Oriental Sports Center Station

Metro lines 6, 8, and 11

 

Taikoo Li Qiantan

Connected directly to the metro station, Taikoo Li Qiantan combines open-air walkways with climate-controlled indoor passageways, making it easy to explore year-round.

The complex features luxury brands, sports retailers, popular restaurants, and premium supermarkets. It often feels less crowded than shopping areas in the city center, making it a relaxing destination for a leisurely afternoon.

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Jing'an Temple Station

Metro lines 2, 7, and 14

 

Jing An Kerry Centre

Bikini Bottom Buddies have taken over Jing An Kerry Centre this summer, transforming the mall into Fish-tastic Town as part of The Fish-tastic Summer, a collaboration with Paramount and Nickelodeon.

The event showcases China's first Bikini Bottom Buddies exhibition, highlighting the quirky fish characters from SpongeBob SquarePants. Attendees can enjoy themed outdoor areas, interactive exhibits, a 17-meter inflatable fish, and pop-up shops with more than 300 merchandise items.

Beyond the seasonal event, the mall offers luxury fashion brands, premium beauty retailers, Michelin Guide-listed restaurants, artisan bakeries, and cafes.

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Crystal Plus

South Korean character Moonge has arrived at Crystal Plus for its first exhibition in Shanghai.

A 6-meter-tall Moonge installation stands on the mall's outdoor lawn. Inside, visitors can explore an art exhibition, immersive photo spots, and a limited-time pop-up featuring 10 plush toys making their global debut. The exhibition runs through Aug 30.

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West Nanjing Road Station

Metro lines 2, 12, and 13

 

HKRI Taikoo Hui

Exit 6 leads directly to HKRI Taikoo Hui, one of the largest commercial complexes on West Nanjing Road. The destination has gained further prominence with the opening of The Louis, Louis Vuitton's landmark flagship store, which combines shopping, exhibitions, dining, and cultural experiences under one roof.

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Qufu Road Station

Metro lines 8 and 12

 

Jing'an Joy City

Qufu Road Station connects directly to Jing'an Joy City.

The mall is renowned for its concentration of designer toy stores, animation-themed shops, and brand pop-ups. Visitors can enjoy a wide range of dining options, from casual eateries to upscale restaurants. The giant rooftop Ferris wheel remains one of its signature attractions.

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People's Square Station

Metro lines 1, 2, and 8

 

Raffles City Shanghai

Exit 15 provides direct indoor access to Raffles City Shanghai, offering a convenient escape from the summer heat in the heart of Nanjing Road shopping area. Visitors can also stop by Stayreal's "19 2GETHER" anniversary pop-up in the Level 1 atrium.

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Longbai Xincun Station

Metro Line 10

 

Aegean Bingo

Exit 3 leads directly to Aegean Bingo, a 550,000-sq-m shopping complex known for its distinctive architecture and a 5,000-sq-m musical fountain.

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Source: Shanghai Municipal Administration of Culture and Tourism