Shanghai Metro, Shanghai

Try to avoid peak hours to have a more comfortable ride, as the trains can get very crowded.

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The metro is extremely affordable; you can travel for long distances at a very low cost.

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It can get busy, but the area around the Shanghai Metro feels more relaxed than anticipated.

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Using a mobile app for the metro map is very helpful, as it provides real-time information and directions.

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The Shanghai Metro services 14 of the 16 districts in Shanghai, with 800 km of length and 408 stations across 19 lines.

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It costs only 8 yuan for two rides, which is about 80 pence in British currency.

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Yes, it's manageable if you have the address of your hotel and can figure out the closest metro station.

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The metro is quite clean, and people often sit on the floor because it's maintained well.

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It's important to have your payment method ready, as you may need to use a QR code to buy tickets.

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