Shanghai Foodie Test & Nightlife Abenteuer Radtour

Die Radtour mit Julia war super! Ich habe leider einen hinterhältigen Taxifahrer erwischt, weswegen ich zu spät zu der Tour kam und hatte daher eine private Tour mit Julia. Sie hat sich sehr gut um mich gekümmert, verfügt über super viel Wissen über die Stadt und hat mir sehr viel gezeigt. Sie ist sehr kontaktfreudig, sodass wir durchgehend Gesprächsthemen hatten. Es war sehr interessant unsere unterschiedlichen Kulturen miteinander zu vergleichen. Der Snack unterwegs war sehr lecker. An zwei Orten sind wir vom Fahrrad gestiegen und auch ein wenig herumgeschlendert. Ich kann die Tour wärmstens empfehlen! Ich habe mich unterwegs auch sehr sicher gefühlt, auch wenn der Verkehr echt nicht ohne ist.

einer der besten Dienstleister der Stadt. Alle Angestellten waren höflich und kooperativ. Ich liebe ihren Service wirklich. Preis waren sehr erschwinglich. Sehr empfehlenswert! ! Wir werden bald wiederkommen! !

Mei was our very enthusiastic guide, and her English was excellent. She was very informative and a good shepherd through the heart of the city. She's got some hookups so we got to ride in some usually-inaccessible places, which was very cool. The entire ride was about 15 miles, so make sure you're in good enough shape for that. The bikes are urban cruisers with one speed, but there were only really one or two short hills to negotiate. It's VERY urban, and though there is much less traffic at night you still have to be somewhat confident riding among cars and scooters. You WILL be riding in a place where road users do not always follow the rules (a category you may also fall under at some points during the tour). It's not really a foodie tour--we only stopped at one dumpling restaurant and shared some large plates of jiaozi. It was more of an overview of history tour with a few photo ops and one dinner-like stop. It's a good tour to get a light history of Shanghai and to decide on the sights you want to explore more on your own later. The start/end point is pretty far north of everything, so the first and last 3 miles seem kind of a waste. It would be much better to start closer to the center. Towards the end it felt like we were just racing back to the start point (the end time varies based on how long the group chooses to linger at each stop, etc. but we got back at 10:45pm). The group was stretched out over some distance by then, as some were too tired to keep up with Mei's pace. But we all regrouped at the finish. The tour does end pretty late, so be prepared for the fact that the subway may be closed and to take a taxi or Didi (Chinese Uber).