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Home to the world's second-tallest tower, Shanghai is the financial and commercial capital of China. Dotted with the glittering skyline, historic sites, ancient temples, top-notch nightclubs, vibrant markets and mouth-watering delicacies, this city is a perfect amalgamation of modernity and history.  Whether you are a history enthusiast, art lover or an adventure freak, Shanghai has something in its store for every traveller. 
Best Time to Visit
Spring and autumn season is considered to be the perfect time to visit this international metropolis as the weather remains pleasant due to which exploring the city becomes easy and comfortable. Delhi to Shanghai flight route is popular among business travellers. 
Places to Visit
There is no dearth of attractions to visit in Shanghai. Huangpu Park, Jin Mao Tower, The Bund, Oriental Pearl TV Tower, Shanghai World Financial Centre and Shanghai Tower are some of  the must-visit places. Visit Shanghai Museum, City God Temple, Jade Buddha Temple and Shanghai Science and Technology Museum, if you are history and art lover. Take a ship cruise on Huangpu River in the evening to enjoy the beautiful views of the skyline. If travelling with kids then Shanghai Ocean Aquarium, Shanghai Natural Wild Insect Kingdom, Circus World, Shanghai Zoo and Disneyland Park should not be missed. This city is a true delight for shoppers and boasts of many malls and glitzy markets. Visit Yuyuan Bazaar, Middle Tibet Road, Nanjing Road and Dongtai Road to buy local products, antiques and souvenirs. Find your business hotels in Shanghai at Goibibo.
Food and Restaurants
Dotted with a plethora of restaurants and local food stalls, Shanghai is truly a foodie’s paradise. Soup dumplings, steamed crab and smoked fish slices are must-try dishes when you visit Shanghai. Visit Xian Qiang Fang, Jia Jia Tang Bao and Xinguang Jiu Jia for Shanghai cuisine while Masala Art Indian Cuisine, Tandoor in Jinjiang Hotel and Bukhara Indian Grill are some of the good options for relishing Indian cuisine.

Transportation
Being the most important city of China, Shanghai has a well-developed and efficient transportation system. Pudong International Airport (PVG) is the major airport, which is approx 25 miles from the main city. This airport connects Shanghai with major international destinations like India, Malaysia, Singapore, UAE, Japan, France, UK and Turkey via popular airlines such as Air India, Lufthansa, Hong Kong Airlines, Turkish Airlines, Thai Airways, Malaysian Airlines and Etihad Airways.  Cheap flight tickets from here to other popular cities can be booked online via various websites. Also, flight status & other details related to flight booking & air tickets can be easily accessed on these websites. So for the cheapest air tickets, it is recommended to book flights online. For those who want to travel by rail, there are super-fast bullet trains that link Shanghai with major cities of China such as Beijing, Shenyang, Guangzhou, Shenzhen, Tianjin, Zhengzhou and many more. With a well-organised road network, Shanghai has good connectivity to the rest of China. There are several buses to and from Shanghai to Zhangjiang, Suzhou, Beijing, Guangzhou and Jiangsu. Metro, buses, taxis and cars are the convenient public transport facilities to travel within the city.

Barcelona is the largest industrial hub in Spain and is the capital of Catalonia. This historic city has a fine blend of Catalan and modern architecture along with a large number of unique shopping streets.

Places to visit and things to do

• Eixample is one of the most important areas in Barcelona. The Plaça de Catalunya in this neighbourhood is the busiest square in the city. Eixample is also popular for the most expensive shopping streets in Barcelona, Passeig de Gràcia and Portal de l'Àngel located near the Plaça de Catalunya. There are plenty of 5-star hotels around Eixample that offer the finest luxury to travellers. These hotels are also close to the iconic church Sagrada Familia, one of the most distinctive masterpieces by architect Antoni Gaudí.  Some of the best resorts in Barcelona are near Eixample that offer a relaxing stay and rejuvenating spa massage therapies. 
• Las Ramblas is a lively shopping street in Barcelona that stretches over 1.2 km. The 3-star hotels around Las Ramblas are close to the numerous cafes and restaurants and the popular Boquria Market. These budget hotels are also in close proximity to the Centre d’Art Santa Monica, a contemporary art gallery. 
• La Fonda and Les Quinze Nits are some of the best affordable dine-outs that serve the most popular food in Barcelona, such as paella and tapas. For great Indian food, Tandoori Nights and Shalimar restaurant are two of the best cheap Indian/veg-friendly restaurants in Barcelona that serve tarka dal, saag paneer, vegetable vindaloo, and gulab jamun among others.
• Budget hotels near the Barcelona Airport offer travellers with the best facilities such as free Wi-Fi services and shuttle services.