Metro
Among Shanghai's many transportation options, metro stands out as a convenient way to travel in the city.
Travel your way
Among Shanghai's many transportation options, metro stands out as a convenient way to travel in the city.
With nearly 2,000 routes, Shanghai's buses connect urban streets with suburban districts.
Cycling is a flexible and eco-friendly way to move through the city.
Shanghai's four major stations, along with several smaller ones, link the city to destinations across China.
You can hail a taxi on the street or book quickly through popular ride-hailing apps.
A ferry ride offers a tranquil way to cross the river while enjoying views of the skyline.
You can choose different transportation options to travel between the two airports and the city center.
Check how to obtain a local driving license or buy a car in Shanghai.
Stay up to date
Shanghai's transportation network has undergone a quiet digital transformation in recent years, adopting paperless systems that make travel far more convenient.
The latest national safety standard for electric bicycles fully took effect on Dec 1 after a three-month transition period, with compliant models entering the market.
With the SH MaaS mini program inside Easy Go — an all-in-one digital hub for international visitors — you can access everything in one place: metro, buses, ferries, taxis, and even smart parking.