Religious Sites in Shanghai

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Name	Category	Location

Chen Xiangge Temple If you find yourself passing by this tiny temple on your exploration... Be the first to write a review	Religious Sites	Huangpu

International Cathedral This small ivy-covered cathedral dates to Shanghai's Concession... Be the first to write a review	Religious Sites	Xuhui

Jade Buddha Temple Completed in 1918, this temple is fairly new by Chinese standards... Be the first to write a review	Religious Sites	Putuo

Jingan Temple Originally built about AD 300, the Jingan Temple has been rebuilt... Be the first to write a review	Religious Sites	Jing'an

Longhua Temple Shanghai's largest and most active temple has as its centerpiece... Be the first to write a review	Religious Sites	Xuhui

Ohel Moishe Synagogue and Huoshan Park Currently called the Jewish Refugee Memorial Hall of Shanghai... Be the first to write a review	Religious Sites	Hongkou

Temple of the City God Temple of the City God (Chenghuang Miao) lies at the southeast... Be the first to write a review	Religious Sites	Huangpu

Xujiahui Cathedral Built by the Jesuits in 1848, this Gothic-style cathedral still... Be the first to write a review	Religious Sites	Xuhui
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