Beijing, shanghai are easy cities to get around; here you can enjoy scenic train journeys, join a tour bus, hire a car, relax on a ferry cruise (in ShangHai) or simply hop onboard a quick flight. The public transport system throughout Beijing and Shanghai is generally highly reliable and efficient. BEA has all the information you need to plan your journey around Beijing or Shanghai, from information on local taxis to car hire. Our comprehensive database will help you find the mode of transport that best suits your traveling needs.
Urban Shanghai has three railway station: Shanghai Zhan
Railway Station (Xinkezhan); Shanghai Xizhan, the western
railway station; and Shanghai Nanzhan, the southern railway
station. The Huning and Huhang rail lines leave from Shanghai
Zhan and travel to locations nationwide. Every day over
70 passenger trains leave from Shanghai Station to large
and mid-sized cities all over the country. Trains leave
from Shanghai Xizhan fro cities like Yantai, Zaozhuan,
Hengyang, Ganzhou (Jinggang Shan Mountain) Chengdu, Zhangjiajie,
and there are several trains lines staring in other cities
that make stops here. Shanghai Nanzhan has five trains
that come and go from Hangzhou.
Shanghai
Zhan Railway Station
Transportation to and from Shanghai Zhan is easy.
You can take subway lines 1, 3, and 4 and get off
at the Shanghai Zhan Railway Station, take bus lines
13, 41,58,63, 64,69,78,95,104,106,109 etc…, the
Suisan line, Nanxin line, Shenchuan line, Xinjia
line, Hutang line, Wusong lilne, and Jiwu line.
In total over 70 buses pass by, start or finish
their routes at Shanghai Zhan.
Shanghai
Nan Zhan
Take the subway number 1line toward Jinjiang Amusement
Park otherwise known as the “Meilong Zhan Station”.
Turn left as you exit the station and walk forward
about 100 meters. Cross the overpass brighe and
the Shanghai Nanzhan will be sitting right in front
of you. Take notice: The Shanghai South Railway
Station stop on the subway's number 1line does not
actually lead to the train station. Keep this in
mind when you are planning your route.
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