By Bicycles, Many people ride bicycles in Shanghai. Given the sometimes scary nature of Shanghai's traffic however it is an option reserved for the brave. Bike shops are plentiful, and some hostels even rent bikes. On Foot, While Shanghai is too big to explore by walking, it is possible to discover individual districts on foot, turning down intriguing alleyways and stopping to browse when the fancy hits. The leafy streets of the French Concession and the winding alleys of the Old Town are prime candidates for strolling. Road signs throughout the city are in both English and Chinese. No matter how pretty the surroundings, however, pedestrians should always beware of the traffic. A green light does not necessarily mean that it is safe to cross the road. Shanghai may be big and noisy and crowded, but visitors can rest assured that they are unlikely to get hopelessly lost.
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