Experience the Charm of Qingdao, the Sea is Truly Stunning

Did you know? Most attractions in Qingdao's urban area are free, and many are by the sea. It's gorgeous! 📍Attraction Check-in Zhanqiao Pier: Qingdao's iconic landmark. Stroll along the pier to enjoy the sea breeze, admire the seascape, and watch seagulls. Huilan Pavilion at the end offers the "Flying Pavilion Returning Waves" view. Signal Hill Park: Features a red-roofed mushroom-shaped revolving observation deck, offering a 360-degree panoramic view of Qingdao's old European-style houses, red tiles, green trees, and the blue sea against the sky. Laoshan Scenic Area: Known as the "Number One Famous Mountain by the Sea," it boasts south line attractions such as Jufeng, Taiqing, Yangkou, and Huayan, where you can admire the magnificent mountain and sea scenery. Beijiushui (Nine Waters) is ideal for leisurely trips with seniors and children. Xiao Mai Dao (Wheat Island) Park: A popular island attraction with vast green lawns and a coastline. On a clear day, enjoy music, watch the sunset over the sea, and take stunning photos. Shilaoren Beach: One of the largest beaches in Qingdao's urban area, with long stretches of soft, clean sand. Watch the sunrise in the early morning or dig for clams at low tide. Badaguan Scenic Area: Home to over 200 villas in various architectural styles, blending characteristics from different countries. Known as the "International Architecture Museum," it's perfect for strolling and taking photos. May Fourth Square: One of Qingdao's landmarks. The "May Wind" sculpture is a popular photo spot. The evening light show complements the surrounding buildings. Olympic Sailing Center: The venue for the sailing competitions of the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games. Take a sailing trip or enjoy the romantic view of the lighthouse, sailboats, and sunset from Lover's Dam. All the above attractions are free. Come and experience them!