Shanghai

The “Paris of the East” might be a modern metropolis, but many of the buildings from its heyday 100 years ago are still standing.

Yes, relations have been fraught, but now this spectacular destination is putting out the welcome mat again.

The “new” movies might be from 2012 and the food isn’t fancy, but good service and an easy transit make up for it.

Shanghai, a city of 21 million people, is not the buzzing international destination it once was. But it’s still worth seeing.

Australian photographer share his tips on what to do and what to avoid in Shanghai.

Royal Caribbean's billion-dollar leviathan is the most expensive ship purpose built for the Chinese market.

China's bullet trains can go 1300 km from Beijing to Shanghai in less than five hours.

New InterContinental which cascades 16 storeys down the side of an old quarry and cost gazillions to build.

The Getaway: Banyan Tree Shanghai on the Bund

Amid the cutting-edge architecture, high-end restaurants and sky-high bars, old-school survives.