Qingdao Travel Attraction

Home

Qingdao Sightseeing Attractions, Main Attractions of Qingdao, Qingdao Tour Guide

Home > China Tour > China Attraction > Qingdao Travel Attraction

Qingdao Travel Attraction

Ba Da Guan Scenic Area

With its colonial, predominantly German, history Qingdao contains the architecture of many different European styles. Outside of the old German Concession, north of the railway station, most of this history is displayed in Badaguan, also known as the Huiquan area. Badaguan...

Catholic Church

Originally named St.Emil Church after construction was finished in 1934, the Catholic Church (Tianzhu jiaotang) is Qingdao's largest and most opulent church. After climbing the steep road off Zhongshan Lu, the 200ft twin spires rise majestically before you...

Qingdao Protestant Church

The Qingdao Protestant Church (Jidu jiaotang), built in 1910, is one of Qingdao's quieter and more interesting sights. Although recently renovated this church still retains most of its original style and charm. Situated on a slight hill across from the Xinhaoshan park, the 39.10 meter tall bell tower...

Small Qingdao Island

Located to the southeast of Zhanqiao Bridge, Xiaoqingdao Island is a pleasant little peninsular. Viewed from the sky, the island is shaped like an ancient lute, and hence is also called Lute Island. The island has a little park, a few small cafes and a white lighthouse...

Taiqing Palace

Taiqing Palace (Taiqing gong), the largest, oldest and most impressive of the temples in Laoshan, lies to the southeast of the mountain and faces the sea. Altogether, the palace houses 140 rooms and halls including the most famous Three God's Hall, Three Purities' Hall...

The Beaches

The Beaches,qingdao There are altogether 6 beaches in the Qingdao area and almost all are worth a visit (for varying reasons.) The No.1 Beach (diyi yuchang) is perhaps the best of the lot, although it is often packed out. It is the longest of the beaches...

Zhanqiao Bridge

The Zhanqiao Bridge(Baiyun guan) was ordered built by the magistrate of Gansu Province in 1837 (Qing Dynasty) to commemorate the legendary immortal Lu Dongbin, one of the eight Taoist immortals. Nowadays the temple remains a place of active worship and the monks here...