Shanghai times Square

Shanghai Times Square is a large commercial complex situated in the heart of Shanghai, adjacent to People's Square. It features multiple floors of shops ranging from international brands to local boutiques, as well as a food court and entertainment facilities such as a cinema. The architecture is modern with a striking glass facade, and the interior is spacious and brightly lit. The market atmosphere is lively, especially on weekends, with crowds of shoppers and vendors. While not as high-end as some other Shanghai malls, it offers a wide variety of goods at moderate prices, making it popular among locals and tourists alike. The location is convenient for exploring nearby attractions like the Shanghai Museum and Nanjing Road.

Don't miss

• A diverse range of shops from electronics to fashion accessories
• Food court with Chinese and international cuisine options
• Cinema showing the latest movies (often with English subtitles)
• Proximity to People's Square and major metro lines
• Frequent sales and promotions, especially during holidays

Tickets & tours

Ways to visit Shanghai times Square

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Know before you go

• While many stores accept credit cards, some smaller vendors may prefer cash. Have some Chinese yuan handy.
• Bargaining is not common in this mall; prices are generally fixed.
• Free Wi-Fi is available in most areas; ask at the information desk for the password.
• Opening hours are typically 10 AM to 10 PM, but individual stores may vary.

A bit of history

Shanghai Times Square opened in the early 2000s as part of the commercial development around People's Square. It was designed to cater to the growing consumer demand in the city center and has since become a familiar landmark in the area.