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3 hours
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Explore the vibrant streets of Shanghai on this engaging bike tour that showcases the city's transformation from fishing village to modern megacity. Pedal through hidden alleys and bustling neighborhoods, uncovering the stories behind Shanghai's development while savoring authentic local street food. This tour emphasizes cultural immersion over tourist hotspots, allowing you to experience the true pulse of the city. Guided by a local who knows the ins and outs, you’ll enjoy personalized insights and adapt the ride to your group’s interests. Enjoy a relaxed pace over approximately 3 hours and 14 km, including food stops and soft drinks.
- Discover Shanghai's hidden gems and local neighbourhoods
- Enjoy authentic street food from local vendors
- Ride with a knowledgeable local guide who shares unique stories
- Suitable for those looking to discover real local life & culture
Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries
Not recommended for pregnant travelers
Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Street Food
Use of bicycle
Soft drinks
Alcoholic Beverages
Coffee and/or Tea
Shanghai
See Shanghai differently on this bike adventure — a journey through hidden alleys, authentic street food, and the city’s dramatic rise from fishing village to global powerhouse. Away from tourist traps, this is where real life unfolds. Highlights: Ride through lanes and neighborhoods off the tourist trail Hear stories of epic battles and Shanghai’s rapid development Discover how the city still honors and supports its workers Taste authentic street food at local stops Experience the buzz of Shanghai life up close
3 reviews
Total reviews and rating from Viator & Tripadvisor
Campbell W,
Dec 5, 2025
- Review from Viator
My Our Shanghai bike tour was an epic way to experience the city. We started our day at Cute Cube with a coffee before hopping on our bikes. I was amazed by the variety of food and drink options in the area; I really wish I'd had time to try the American BBQ, Smoken' hog place next door! I loved cycling through the city. The roads were so organized and beautiful, lined with huge-leaved trees on either side. Honestly the leaves were huge! The area has nice sports parks integrated throughout, and we even stopped at one to play some jianzi. The route took us along picturesque riversides, where we stopped by many nice bridges to take pictures. We saw so much history along the way. There was a historic Sihang Warehouse memorial museum building that still had bullet holes in it from a battle many years ago, and many other historical buildings—some Chinese and some clearly influenced by Western colonial architecture. We did some shopping and snack tasting; the onion fried bread was tasty, and a White Rabbit icelolly really cooled me down after all the cycling. We checked out the new famous Louis Vuitton boat and visited a beautifully kept temple before finishing the tour. To end the epic day, our guide recommended some traditional Shanghainese food. Our guide also new all the good cocktail cityscape viewpoints. We ended up going to the Conrad hotel's Muse Penthouse for a nighttime view of the Bund. If you are in Shanghai and want to see the area in a unqiue and fun way, Our Shanghai's well planned tours are a perfect way to see the city up close! The tour guides really know where best to go based on what you want to do. Can't wait to visit again and explore a new part of this young and modern city!









Oliver S,
Nov 8, 2025
- Review from Viator
This tour was fantastic! Thanks very much to our host who was friendly & knowledgeable. We loved the food and learned a lot about the non-touristy side of China! Would 1000% recommend.



PADDY G,
Nov 5, 2025
- Review from Viator
A good balance of busy adventure and moments to relax. Our host showed us some really cool spots and I felt we got to see a side of the city we never would have otherwise!
Charles W,
Nov 5, 2025
- Review from Viator
Having lived in China for a number of years already and visited Shanghai for work and leisure lots of times before, this was a really cool way to see a part of the city that I hadn’t seen before. Learning a bit of the history of the areas of the city, whilst trying out local food in some lesser known spots and watching everyone else go about their lives was a great experience. The guide did a great job of making sure there was a good balance between the food (which was amazing) and sharing stories of the areas we visited too.
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