East Nanjing Road station, Metro station in China
East Nanjing Road station is a bustling metro stop in the heart of Shanghai.
The station opened to the public in 1999 as part of Shanghai's rapid transit system expansion.
It's located beneath East Nanjing Road, one of the city's most famous commercial streets.
The station serves as a key interchange hub within the Shanghai Metro network.
Its proximity to various historical and cultural attractions makes it one of the busiest stations.
Location: Huangpu District
Inception: 1999
Official opening: September 20, 1999
Accessibility: Wheelchair accessible
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