Shanghai Expo 2010

The building, around 2,000 square meters in size, will take visitors on a journey through snow-capped mountains, forests, flowing rivers and urban landscapes. It displays Austria’s natural scenery and landmark buildings such as Vienna City Hall, and the theme is called “Feel the Harmony.”

The pavilion will take a porcelain outer shell in red and white colors, which represent the colors of the Austrian national flag. The red color also takes on Chinese meaning of the color of good luck.

The Norway pavilion at the Shanghai Expo 2010 will be called “15 trees”. The Norwegian government wants to keep the “15 trees” in China after the Shanghai Expo 2010 as a “symbol of the friendly relations between the two countries”.

The Norway pavilion might be split and moved to different areas of China, or relocated as a whole.

The “trees” could become restaurants, conference halls or found in parks for people to enjoy.

The Norwegian pavilion at the Shanghai Expo 2010 cost 150 million Norwegian kroner (US$22.8 million), half provided by the Norwegian government and the other half from companies.

One of the most popular questions here is ‘What are the top 5 best Shanghai Expo hotels to stay at’? There are many quality hotels to stay at in Shanghai, China, and the Shanghai World Expo 2010 will be an opportunity for the best hotels to be available and reservations are available now.

1) Shanghai Expo Hotel – Grand Hyatt Shanghai

http://shanghai.grand.hyatt.com/hyatt/hotels

The Grand Hyatt in Shanghai is one of the biggest hotels in the world, and for the Expo – bigger is better! This hotel is one the highest in the world, and it’s one of the best hotels for Expo visitors from different countries. It is a five star hotel, and so the cost is substantial. What can you expect from this hotel for the Expo itself? You can expect an amazing view of the Shanghai skyline, The Bund and more.

2) Shanghai Expo Hotel – Hilton Shanghai

http://www1.hilton.com/en_US/hi/hotel/SHAHITW-Hilton-Shanghai-hotel

One of the best Shanghai hotels for the 2010 Shanghai Expo is the Hilton on Hua Shan road. It’s central location is perfect for access to the central business district as well as shopping. The rooms have amazing views across Shanghai, and will have buses going to the Expo sites around Shanghai, China. Each room has high speed internet access and on demand services for the business traveller. It certainly deserves to be on the list of the top 5 best Shanghai Expo hotels!

3) Shanghai Expo Hotel – JW Marriott Hotel Shanghai at Tomorrow Square

http://www.marriott.com/hotels/travel/shajw-jw-marriott-hotel-shanghai-at-tomorrow-square

The Marriot Hotel at Tomorrow Square is one of the best hotels in Shanghai. Located in Puxi, it towers above the central business district and will be a hit for the Expo. The Shanghai Expo 2010 and World Fair will be all about quality – and the Marriot delivers. It is located near a number of high profile museums and restaurants, and you will not be disappointed with the service they provide.

4) Shanghai Expo Hotel – Central Hotel Shanghai

http://www.centralhotelshanghai.com

Located in in the centre of Shanghai, near to Nanjing Road, the Central Hotel Shanghai gives guests a convenient location for business, sightseeing and entertainment. A total of 27 floors covering 319 luxury rooms. It also has 7 restaurants and bars, some function rooms, a fitness center and sauna. It’s one of the best hotels for guests at the Shanghai Expo 2010.

5) Best Shanghai Expo Hotel – Shanghai Peace Hotel

http://www.shanghaipeacehotel.com

One of the most famous hotels in the world, the Shanghai Peace Hotel, would be a perfect location for anyone who hopes to go to the Shanghai World Expo in 2010. It’s a classic hotel with a huge amount of features on offer for its guests. There is also a jazz bar and restaurants. Some of the world’s most famous people have stayed in the Peace Hotel, and the Shanghai Expo will make sure that it is once again the best hotel in 2010.

So there is the list of he top 5 best hotels in Shanghai for the World Expo 2010!