How to get fromThe Bund to Shanghai Astronomical Observatoryby subway, taxi, car, or night bus

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There are 6 ways to get from The Bund to Shanghai Astronomical Observatory by subway, taxi, car, or night bus

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Line 1 subway via East Nanjing Road
best
1. Take the subway from People's Square to Xujiahuisubway 1
44 min
¥4
Taxi
1. Take the taxi from The Bund to Shanghai Astronomical Observatorytaxi 9 km
9 min
¥40–50
Drive 9 km
1. Drive from The Bund to Shanghai Astronomical Observatorycar 9 km
9 min
¥8–11
Night bus, line 1 subway
1. Take the night bus from East Yan’an Road/The Bund to Xinzha Road Stationnightbus Night Bus Line 316
2. Take the subway from Xinzha Road to Xujiahuisubway 1
49 min
¥6–8
Line 10 subway
1. Take the subway from East Nanjing Road Station to Jiaotong University Stationsubway 10
53 min
¥4
Line 1 subway
1. Take the subway from People's Square to Xujiahuisubway 1
54 min
¥4

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Distance: 10.2 km
Duration: 44 min

What companies run services between The Bund, Shanghai Municipality, China and Shanghai Astronomical Observatory, China?

Shanghai Metro operates a subway from People's Square to Xujiahui every 10 minutes. Tickets cost ¥1 and the journey takes 11 min.

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