Shanghai rooftop bar

Flair

Perched high on the 58th floor of the Ritz-Carlton Shanghai. Flair may not be the highest bar in Shanghai, but it claims the title of highest alfresco watering hole. The split-level outdoor patio puts you at eye level with the iconic Oriental Pearl Tower, an unmatched view to enjoy with Asian tapas and raw bar. Inside, rustic wood goes chic with sleek lines and a modern fireplace.


VUE Bar 

Vue Bat atop the Hyatt on the Bund is a great place to sip on some after work cocktails, or lounge after a long Sunday Brunch. With amazing views of the Bund, wood interior and jacuzzi on the outdoor terrace, it's a beautiful and equipped place to enjoy a mellow night out.


Lost Heaven 

One of the best places to ease your out of town guests into the sometimes perilous world of Chinese cuisine, Lost Heaven on the Bund also happens to have a killer patio. With beautiful views and a sophisticated yet relaxed atmosphere, you’d be hard pressed to find a better evening hangout. Get started on your vacation early with fruity cocktails served in tiki glasses that will make you almost miss those dog days of summer. If you get hungry, nibble on the upscale Yunnan food that’s earned Lost Heaven its reputation as one of the city’s “must visit” restaurants.