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Shanghai World Financial Center

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The Shanghai World Financial Center (SWFC) is the distinctive 'bottle opener' skyscraper in Pudong's Lujiazui district, 492 metres tall, with a trapezoidal aperture near its top that gives it its nickname. Its observation decks on the 94th, 97th, and 100th floors include a glass-floored sky walk at 474 metres, one of the highest observation points in the world when it opened, with vertiginous views straight down and across the Shanghai skyline, the Huangpu River, and the neighbouring towers.

It sits in a cluster with the taller Shanghai Tower and the Jin Mao Tower, so visitors often choose between them; SWFC's glass-floor walk through the 'aperture' is its signature thrill. Go on a clear day, ideally toward dusk for the city by day and night.

À ne pas manquer

  • The 100th-floor glass-floored sky walk at 474m
  • Views down through and around the 'bottle opener' aperture
  • Panoramas over the Huangpu River and the Bund
  • Its cluster with the Shanghai Tower and Jin Mao Tower
  • Dusk views of the skyline by day and night

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Différentes façons de visiter Shanghai World Financial Center

Vous pouvez visiter par vous-même (Paid, tiered by which observation floors you access; the 100th-floor walk is the top tier. Book online to save). Une visite ajoute le transport et un guide, ou combine les sites voisins en une journée.

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Comment les voyageurs le notent

5 étoile
2,501
4 étoile
1,385
3 étoile
394
2 étoile
42
1 étoile
15

Comment s'y rendre

Bon à savoir avant de partir

  • The 100th-floor glass-floor sky walk is the signature experience, the top ticket tier.
  • It's one of three towers in the cluster (with Shanghai Tower and Jin Mao), pick based on height and price.
  • Go on a clear day; haze ruins the view from any of the towers.
  • Dusk gives daytime and night skyline in one visit.

Un peu d'histoire

Completed in 2008, the Shanghai World Financial Center was briefly China's tallest building. Its design, including the aperture originally planned as a circle, changed to a trapezoid, became an instant Pudong landmark, later joined by the even taller Shanghai Tower next door.

Questions fréquentes

Why is it called the 'bottle opener'?

Because of the large trapezoidal aperture near the top of the tower, which locals thought resembled a bottle opener.

What's the glass sky walk?

On the 100th floor at 474m, a glass-floored corridor lets you look straight down, one of the highest such walks in the world.

Should I go here or the Shanghai Tower?

The Shanghai Tower next door is taller with a higher deck; SWFC's draw is the glass-floor walk and the aperture. Choose by height, price, and which view you prefer, on a clear day either is superb.

When's best to visit?

A clear day toward dusk, for the skyline by daylight and then illuminated at night.

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