Things to do in Qingdao

Very good. For me, it’s worth exploring this museum. The beer (included in the entrance ticket) is good as well.

This cable car is great for parents. If you're fit and the weather is clear, you can easily climb it at your own pace. Taking the cable car saves a lot of energy when traveling with parents and you'll also see different scenery 👀. After reaching the summit, there's still a bit of a climb to "Tian Yuan" (Heavenly Garden). If you have enough time, you can choose to walk up and get off at the cable car ⛰️

I came here based on online recommendations. It was quite crowded. The spiral staircase at the top offers a wide view, but it costs 10 yuan to go up. There wasn't anything particularly amazing about it, but the restrooms were fairly clean.

Absolutely beautiful. The interior features exquisite and unique artwork. The courtyard has a distinctive layout, and the rooms are all unique, reflecting different architectural styles from various countries. Worth a visit.

A top choice for family outings! The environment is clean, the layout is well-planned, and there are plenty of rest areas. Kids are completely captivated; they can see adorable marine animals and learn about the ocean. Great value for money, we'll definitely come again.

The boat departs at 9:30 AM. If you arrive early, you can take photos with the Olympic torch. The boat has three decks, and it looks beautiful when the sun shines on the shimmering water. However, it doesn't go very far, there are no seagulls, and it's a bit shaky. Overall, the experience is just average.

There weren't many people when I went in October, so the experience was great. I watched the show, but the boat tours in the scenic area were closed that day. I asked at the visitor center and found out that I could take a boat from Pier 1, which is about a 15-minute walk away. Overall, it was alright.

This is a representative of German-style architecture in Qingdao's old town, featuring yellow walls, red tiles, granite roofs, century-old original German furniture, a one-ton copper and crystal chandelier, a glass conservatory, antique radiators, and more. The museum is great for taking photos.

There weren't many people on the Sunday I went, so the experience was great. I could have gone on my favorite rides multiple times. The prices for teenagers were quite reasonable. I hope there will be similar events in the future.

The Zhanqiao Pier in Qingdao is a must-see! The century-old stone path stretches into the azure sea, and the glazed tiles of the Huilan Pavilion gleam brightly in the sunlight. In winter, flocks of seagulls circle and forage, and the salty sea breeze is incredibly soothing. Climbing to the top offers panoramic views of red-tiled roofs, green trees, and the azure sea and sky; every snapshot is a masterpiece, no filter needed. All the romance of Qingdao is here!