Nanpu Bridge

  Nanpu Bridge, rising across the Huangpu River in Shanghai, is a vital link connecting the southern parts of the city with the bustling downtown. Completed in 1991, this cable-stayed bridge stretches approximately 8,346 meters and features a striking spiral ramp, making it an engineering marvel. Its primary function is to ease traffic flow, supporting both vehicles and pedestrians while offering a panoramic view of the cityscape. Visitors can enjoy lovely views, especially during the clear skies of October when the autumn colors enhance the scenery. Along the bridge, there are pathways that invite walkers to take in the sights of the river and the dynamic Shanghai skyline.