Metro
Among Shanghai's many transportation options, metro stands out as a convenient way to travel in the city.
Shanghai Transportation
Shanghai boasts one of the world's most advanced transportation networks, serving millions of commuters daily with speed, reliability, and convenience. Whether navigating the bustling streets by bus or cruising along the Huangpu River by ferry, the city offers a sustainable, innovative, and increasingly smart way to travel.
Travel your way
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Bus
With nearly 2,000 routes, Shanghai's buses connect urban streets with suburban districts.
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Bike
Cycling is a flexible and eco-friendly way to move through the city.
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Train
Shanghai's four major stations, along with several smaller ones, link the city to destinations across China.
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Taxi
You can hail a taxi on the street or book quickly through popular ride-hailing apps.
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Ferry
A ferry ride offers a tranquil way to cross the river while enjoying views of the skyline.
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Airplane
You can choose different transportation options to travel between the two airports and the city center.
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Driving
Check how to obtain a local driving license or buy a car in Shanghai.
Stay up to date
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Shanghai extends metro services during New Year holiday
December 31, 2025To accommodate increased travel demand during the upcoming New Year holiday, Shanghai Metro will operate on adjusted schedules. Here's what you need to know.
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China Eastern Airlines expands in-flight Wi-Fi service
December 30, 2025Starting Jan 1, China Eastern Airlines will expand its free Wi-Fi service, allowing passengers on all domestic wide-body flights to enjoy complimentary connectivity.
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New Year's Eve traffic restrictions in Shanghai
December 29, 2025To ensure road traffic safety on the New Year's Eve, Shanghai will implement temporary traffic control measures on selected roads from Dec 31, 2025, to Jan 1, 2026.