Features
The following list follows a south-north order. (W) indicates the western side of the road, while (E) indicates the eastern side.
- > intersection with Austin Road
- > intersection with Bowring Street
- (W) > junction with Min Street
- (W) A small portion of King George V Memorial Park, Kowloon
- > intersection with Jordan Road
- > intersection with Nanking Street
- > intersection with Ning Po Street
- > intersection with Saigon Street
- > intersection with Pak Hoi Street
- > intersection with Kansu Street
- (E) > junction with Market Street
- (E) Yau Ma Tei Community Centre Rest Garden (Yung Shue Tau)
- > intersection with Public Square Street
- > intersection with Wing Sing Lane
- (E) > junction with Hi Lung Lane
- (E) Nos. 316-318 Shanghai Street
- > intersection with Man Ming Lane
- (E) Hong Kong International Hobby and Toy Museum (No. 330)
- (E) Engineer's Office of the Former Pumping Station (No. 344)
- (W) Street Sleepers' Shelter (No. 345A)
- > intersection with Shek Lung Street
- > intersection with Waterloo Road
- > intersection with Pitt Street
- > intersection with Hamilton Street
- > intersection with Dundas Street
- (E) > junction with Changsha Street
- (E) Joye Fook Mansion (Nos. 466, 466A & 468)
- > intersection with Soy Street
- > intersection with Shantung Street
- (E) Langham Place (shopping mall and office tower)
- (W) Langham Place Hotel (No. 555)
- > intersection with Argyle Street
- (E) Nos. 600-626 Shanghai Street
- > intersection with Fife Street
- > intersection with Mong Kok Road
- > intersection with Bute Street
- (E) Mei Koon Mansion (Nos. 698-710)
- > intersection with Arran Street
- > intersection with Lai Chi Kok Road
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