Royal Caribbean Far East: 5 nights from Shanghai with Spectrum Of The Seas
May 5, 2025

Kagoshima

Kumamoto

Shanghai

Located on the coast of the East China Sea, Shanghai is a metropolis reknown worldwide as the 'Pearl of the Orient'. The city perfectly mixes the ancient heart of China and the avant-garde impetus of the modern world.

This combination of tradition and modernity offers a variety of attractions suitable for every type of visitor. Do not miss the opportunity to visit these wonders during your cruise. If you want to admire the imposing skyscrapers and be amazed, the Bund is the ideal place for you. It is an iconic spot in Shanghai where tourists have the opportunity to admire the city skyline with the famous TV tower and the skyscrapers of the financial district while having English- or French-style buildings behind you.

These buildings testify their presence in the area. If you visit this area during the evening, the LED lights that illuminate these buildings create a unique spectacle. On the other hand, if you have a keen interest in Chinese history and culture, you should visit Yu Garden. The distinguishing feature of this garden is the typically Chinese style that has remained unchanged over the years.

Once you are there, it feels like going back in time while your are sorrounded by a city that looks to the future! If you are an adventure lover, you should know that in 2016 Shanghai Disneyland theme park was opened. Do not miss the opportunity to enjoy the numerous attractions from the most quiet ones to the more reckless ones. There you can also meet up close the Disneyland characters who accompanied you in your childhood and made you laugh.

One of the best ways to reach the city is aboard a cruise ship. Choose a cruise that departs from Shanghai or that has the city as a stop so you can visit the beauties of the city. The city is also the ideal starting point to visit Japan!