Tickets and booking
The data pack publishes no ticket price for this site — the official ticket field simply says to confirm details with the scenic area. The reliable move is to call ahead on one of the listed lines: 021-63282465, 021-63842346 or 021-63284494. Access itself is unrestricted by the clock: the site is listed as open all day, Monday through Sunday, from January 1 to December 31, so there is no time-window or session booking to plan around. If any part of the visit turns out to be ticketed, settle it by phone before setting out rather than at the gate.
Entrance and routes
The bridge sits at 115 Yuyuan Road in Huangpu District, inside the City Temple (Chenghuangmiao) quarter of Shanghai, with the address pinning it to the Lvbo Lang Restaurant building. Practically, that gives a two-step approach: get into the City Temple district first, then find Yuyuan Road within it and use the restaurant as the landmark. The one documented route in is by bus — take route 932 and get off at the Chenghuangmiao (City Temple) stop, which lands you in the district the bridge belongs to. No metro, exit or walking-route details appear in the pack, so treat the bus stop plus the restaurant address as the wayfinding pair.
Photo spots
The subject is the bridge itself: a Nine-Turn Bridge is a zigzag crossing by name, and its repeated bends are the frame to work. The address places it directly beside the Lvbo Lang Restaurant within the City Temple quarter, so the restaurant building and the surrounding temple-district streets are the fixed reference points in any shot. Beyond that, the pack documents no viewpoints, platforms or lighting notes for this site — plan on shooting the bridge’s own angles and the immediate streets rather than hunting for listed photo points.
Timing and crowds
Hours are maximally flexible: the site is listed as open all day, every day of the year (January 1 to December 31, Monday through Sunday). Budget 1-3 hours on site, which covers the bridge and a pass through the surrounding City Temple district. On crowds, the pack carries no visitor-volume or peak-time data, so no ‘quiet hour’ can be honestly named here. If timing is critical to your visit, the listed phone lines — 021-63282465, 021-63842346, 021-63284494 — are the channel for current conditions.
Walking and effort
This is a city sightseeing stop, not a hike. The pack lists no trails, elevation or difficulty ratings for the site, and the 1-3 hour suggested duration is a browsing budget for the bridge and its City Temple surroundings, not a trekking estimate. Plan footwear and pacing for ordinary street walking in a central urban district; nothing in the data points to route-finding or exertion beyond that.
Getting there
Bus is the documented option: route 932 stops at Chenghuangmiao (the City Temple stop), and from there you are in the district that contains the bridge. That is the only transit service named in the pack — no metro line, station or exit information is included, so don’t build a rail plan on this page. For the final approach, use the street address: 115 Yuyuan Road, Huangpu District, at the Lvbo Lang Restaurant building inside the City Temple area.
Cost breakdown
Admission is the open question: the pack’s ticket field for this site reads ‘contact the scenic area for details’, with no figure published. The practical budgeting move is to call 021-63282465, 021-63842346 or 021-63284494 and confirm whether any charge applies before you go. No other costs — fares, food or extras — are quantified in the data, so the only hard numbers here are the phone numbers themselves. Treat any price quoted elsewhere as unverified until the site confirms it.