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Xintiandi

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Xintiandi is one of Shanghai's most fashionable districts, an upscale, pedestrian-friendly enclave where blocks of traditional 'shikumen' (stone-gate) houses, the distinctive low-rise brick lane homes of old Shanghai, have been beautifully restored and reinvented as chic restaurants, cafés, bars, boutiques, and galleries. The result is a stylish blend of old and new: walking its car-free lanes, you get the texture of 1920s Shanghai architecture wrapped around a thoroughly modern dining and nightlife scene. It's a favourite for an evening out, a long lunch, or simply strolling and people-watching.

Xintiandi also has historical weight: the site of the First National Congress of the Chinese Communist Party (1921) is preserved here as a museum. Combining heritage architecture, a key 20th-century history site, and a buzzing contemporary scene, it's an essential Shanghai neighbourhood. Wander the lanes, dine, and admire the shikumen restoration.

À ne pas manquer

  • Restored shikumen (stone-gate) lane houses
  • Chic restaurants, cafés, bars, and boutiques
  • The site of the First CCP Congress (1921)
  • A stylish blend of 1920s and modern Shanghai
  • Car-free, walkable lanes

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Bon à savoir avant de partir

  • It's free to stroll the restored shikumen lanes.
  • Liveliest in the evening for dining and nightlife.
  • The 1921 First CCP Congress site here is a key history museum.
  • A stylish blend of old Shanghai architecture and modern style.

Un peu d'histoire

Built in the early 20th century as shikumen lane housing, Shanghai's signature blend of Chinese courtyard and Western terraced-house design, the area was redeveloped from the late 1990s into the upscale Xintiandi district, preserving the architecture while transforming the interiors. The 1921 First CCP Congress site is here.

Questions fréquentes

What is Xintiandi?

A fashionable Shanghai district where restored shikumen (stone-gate) lane houses have been turned into chic restaurants, bars, boutiques, and galleries, a stylish blend of 1920s and modern Shanghai.

What are shikumen?

Shanghai's signature early-20th-century lane houses, blending Chinese courtyard living with Western terraced-house design, recognisable by their stone-framed gateways.

Is there history here too?

Yes, the site of the First National Congress of the Chinese Communist Party (1921) is preserved here as a museum.

When's the best time to visit?

Evening for the dining and nightlife atmosphere; daytime for the architecture and the history museum.

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