On the west side of Nanjing road, the metro stop is Peoples Square. This is where line 1,2 and 8 intersect. On the east side of Nanjing Road, the metro stop is East Nanjing Road. This is where line 2 and 10 intersect. Therefore based on where your hotel is, try to get on the metro line 1, 2, 8, or 10 and you can get to Nanjing Pedestrian st.

When u buy things from mobile hawkers pay them the exact amount. Don’t expect change if u give more.

There are different colors of trams not expensive at all .They are enough polite to get you on board.If you are a tall person it will a bit difficult .

I would plan 2 - 3 hours for the walk and window shopping. If you want to actually spend time shopping then add a hour or so!

I would say wait until you are there and see - if some shops are closed there will be lots of other entertainment for you to participate in.

Although the Chinese New Year is a holiday, Nanjing Road is a touristy area. The shopping malls should be open the stores should be open. There will be crowds walking down the street. The side streets are pretty quiet, those shops and restaurants will probably be closed.

i got that train you can get the ticket ask anyone near they will tell you a small booth their to buy ticket its for everyone not only for children they will left you a the river end road of nanjing and to come back you have to buy another ticket

In Yu Garden or Yuyuan Garden you can find many original silk scarfs and blouses ,, for pearl necklaces i advise you to buy it from official shops not street shops ,,you can find it such in IFC mall or nanjing road malls such as damaru and others

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Hi, Near Nanjing road you'll find a lot of international brand shops. But try the streets alongside and in parallel where you 'll get some more local shops including some barber shops. Try Beijing east road e.g. or the Sichuan middle road....good luck and have a lot of fun!!!