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Bund Finance Center in Shanghai

The Bund Finance Center is a development of eight buildings on over 100 acres in waterfront of Shanghai, China. The center includes office buildings, a boutique hotel, luxury retail space and a cultural center.

Arts and cultural center includes an exhibition and event hall and it was inspired by the traditional Chinese theater. But, the facade of the building is truly theatrical. The building is surrounded by a multidimensional moving curtain, which looks like a bamboo wind chime.

UnusualPlaces Field Notes

Location
The Bund Finance Center, Huangpu, Shanghai, China
Coordinates
31.2286133, 121.4934056
Access
Multifunctional complex at No. 600 East Zhongshan Road Number Two, Huangpu, with offices, retail, art, dining and other venues; access conditions vary by venue.
Admission
No general admission price is published for the mixed-use complex. Shops, dining, exhibitions and special events may set their own prices or access rules; confirm the individual venue or event.
Time needed
No standard visit length is published for this mixed-use complex; time depends on which public venue, exhibition, shop or event you visit. Check that venue’s current access details and schedule.
Best season
No general best season is published for the mixed-use complex. Special markets and festivals are scheduled separately; check the official event calendar for dates.
Opening hours
Shanghai government visitor listings conflict: the English-language listing says daily 10:00–22:00, while the Japanese-language listing says weekends 10:00–22:00. Individual tenants and events may have different hours. Confirm the current schedule with BFC or the specific venue before visiting.
Location checked
2026-09-26
Facts checked
2026-10-23

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