First built in the 19th and early 20th Century, the complex that is now The Inlet consists of 60 shikumen houses and other independent architecture spaces organized across eight lanes. The main entrance is just off the Line 10 station at the crossroads of Sichuan Bei Lu and Wujin Lu. Inlet looks pretty much like Xintiandi and is leaning heavy on art and museum-type spaces, of course, orientated in the modern Shanghai style — design-y, fashion-y, boutique-y, gift shop-type businesses that specialize in items that would keep the wheels turning on an influencer’s social media feed.