NANSHI. For a unique souvenir from your trip or a great gift, try this large antique market stocked with a jumble of interesting finds. From furniture and statues to jewelry and vases, you never know what historic treasure that you'll come across. And remember to bargain for your item ­ no price is final!

As the name suggests, this is the ultimate stop for buying fabrics. From fine silks and smooth linens to durable polyester and luxe velvet, it's all on display at this market. Beautiful finds for the person who enjoys sewing, or the person who wants to have beautiful clothes or home accessories custom-made.#13;#10;

NANSHI. Only a short trip from downtown, this popular antique market offers a wealth of options, all at negotiable prices. Practice your bargaining skills as you wind your way through ornate antique furnishings, historic jewelry, statues, and Tibetan silk paintings.

JINGAN/HUANG PU. This long stretch of shops offers a dizzying array of items, with more than 600 shops offering anything a shopper could want. Stretching more than thee miles starting at the Shanghai Center, this pedestrian street is more than just a shopping strip; it has also become an area for locals and visitors to congregate and experience the culture of the city. It is particularly bright and fun in the evening. Individual business hours vary. METRO: Jingan (Line 2)

JINGAN. This famous porcelain store offers great options for those who love traditional design as well as those looking for a more contemporary piece. Antique reproductions and original modern designs are made by skilled craftspeople. Jing De Zhen is known for its high standard of quality. METRO: Jingan