A visit to Shanghai's tallest landmark is an exhilarating experience from start to finish. Express elevators rocket families up to the observation deck on the 88th floor. At a speedy 9.1 meters per second, the ascent takes just 45 seconds. From the

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A visit to Shanghai's tallest landmark is an exhilarating experience from start to finish. Express elevators rocket families up to the observation deck on the 88th floor. At a speedy 9.1 meters per second, the ascent takes just 45 seconds. From the sky deck itself, one of the most mesmerizing panoramas in China unfolds. After soaking up the 360-degree views and picking out Shanghai landmarks from a dizzying height of 340 meters, treat the family to a concert in the Jin Mao Concert Hall or indulge in a spot of luxury shopping in the six-level building J.Life. Afternoon tea, drinks, or a bite to eat in one of the Grand Hyatt's (the hotel occupies part of the tower) luxurious bars, restaurants, or cafes—most of which boast those jaw-dropping views—is another great way to round out a visit.

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