Things to do in Jiaozhou

Fantawild truly opened my eyes! From thrilling roller coasters to enchanting fairytale theaters, every attraction was thoughtfully designed and captivating. The staff always greeted me with warm smiles, providing attentive and efficient service. The park was clean and tidy, with a wide variety of dining options, and even the smallest details were considered. Thanks to the Fantawild team for their hard work in creating such a joyful park for the whole family. Every visit feels like embarking on a fun-filled adventure. Highly recommended!

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My friend from Kaifeng visited before my trip, and here's some feedback: Those unfamiliar with the area might have trouble finding the main entrance, as the map doesn't show it, and taxis are hard to reach. The map isn't clear enough to find the shows you want to see. A more detailed guide would be helpful. Also, it's difficult to distinguish between tourists and NPCs within the park. NPCs could have name tags or signs/maps; many just sit there without speaking, making it hard to identify them. The NPCs weren't very friendly or proactive, and some were even dismissive. The best part was the circus – it was fantastic!! The park itself was a bit chaotic and lacked immersion. Finally! There absolutely must be an entrance fee! An annual pass is only 100 yuan! I wish you would raise the price! The circus was amazing!! The food inside was good, the shaved ice was delicious and super affordable!! The children's playground and pirate ship were really fun! I hope this is addressed and improved. Overall, it's definitely worth a visit.

Today at the Qingdao Beer Museum, I was fortunate enough to meet guide Zhao Lin. She gave a clear and comprehensive explanation of the history of beer and the entire brewing process, making the production flow crystal clear. Her voice was soft and sweet, making the whole experience very enjoyable and a fulfilling visit.

Excellent value for money! Although the mountain isn't very high, the scenery is fantastic, offering panoramic views of Qingdao's green trees, red rooftops, blue skies, and white clouds! A must-see attraction in Qingdao! Highly recommended!

Shaohai National Wetland Park is located in Jiaozhou, Qingdao. It's quite large, and you can see the lake right after entering from the main gate; it's very open. There are large reed beds along the lake, and black swans and ducks can be seen on the water. You can take a swan boat ride for 20 yuan. On a nice day, it's a good place to stroll along the lakeside boardwalk; the path is flat and suitable for strolling with a stroller or for elderly people. The area around Ciyun Temple is less crowded, and you can see the Jiaozhou Bridge in the distance, offering a great view. The surrounding area is quiet and peaceful, perfect for relaxing and taking photos.

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.

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 my second visit to Qingdao. Last time I brought my dad, this time I brought my mom. The former German Governor's Residence Museum at the foot of Signal Hill was a must-see this time. We chose the Longshan Civil Defense Area underground parking lot. The entrance was fine, but the road leading out of the exit was lined with parked cars on both sides. 🚗 However, after the car ride, it's very close to Signal Hill Park and the former German Governor's Residence. It's not just a beautiful, trendy castle; it was named by Liang Sicheng and hailed as a masterpiece of 20th-century world architecture; it's both a physical testament to modern colonial history, a pinnacle of East-West architectural fusion, and the soul of Qingdao's old city, commonly known as the State Guest House.

I really like Haizhisha Stadium. I couldn't get tickets, so I missed Stefanie Sun's concerts in Shanghai, Shenzhen, and Beijing. I finally got a spot in Qingdao, and it was my birthday show, complete with a birthday Easter egg. Qingdao Citizen Fitness Center Stadium was a lucky break. It's quite large, and the sound and visuals are all pretty good. It's a bit far from the city center, but the building's exterior is quite distinctive. The diagonal, flowing, rippled exterior curtain wall is clean and neat, and it shines brilliantly white in the sunlight.