Oriental Pearl TV Tower is located in Lujiazui of Pudong New District

  Oriental Pearl TV Tower is located in Lujiazui of Pudong New District, by the side of Huangpu River, opposite the bund;  it is a symbolic landmark of Shanghai. The 468 meters (1,536 feet) tower began from 1991 and finished in 1994; it is the largest TV tower in Asia and the third largest one all round the world only after Toronto's TV Tower of Canada and the Moscow TV tower of Russia.

  There are three superdome spheres including the Space Cabin that is in the height of 350 meters, the upper superdome sphere is in the height of 267 meters, and the lower superdome sphere is in the height of 98 meters. Facing the European-style architectures on the Bund, the other side of the Huangpu River, the tower is with multi-functions for sightseeing, catering, shopping and amusement. There are watching terraces, rotary restaurant, ballroom, piano bar, and guestroom in the air on the floors 263, 271 and 350 meters above the ground respectively. It is a symbolic building and a tourist attraction in Shanghai. The tower can receive 6,000 visitors everyday. It takes only 40 seconds for visitors to enter into the upper superdome sphere, where is an ideal place to have a bird's eye view of the busy and bustling Huangpu River and the Bund.
Oriental Pearl TV Tower is comprehensively used for sightseeing, meeting, exhibition, meals, shopping, amusement and TV & Radio broadcasting. By taking double-decker elevators, visitors can travel up and down the tower and listen to bilingual introduction (Chinese and English) by the elevator attendants.