Zhanqiao Park(Qianhai Trestle)

As a national scenic spot, Qingdao Pier possesses a unique charm! Architectural Features: Constructed in 1892, it is 440 meters long and constructed of reinforced concrete. The Huilan Pavilion at the end is a two-story octagonal pavilion with a yellow glazed tile roof. Highlights: During the winter (November-April), you can observe flocks of Siberian seagulls; it is recommended to bring breadcrumbs to feed them. Free admission The Huilan Pavilion houses a historical photo exhibition (9:00 AM - 5:00 PM, closed on Mondays). A 5-minute walk from Qingdao Station, Metro Line 3, Exit G.

The pier, commonly known as the Qianhai Pier, Nanhai Pier, and Big Pier, is located at No. 12 Taiping Road, Shinan District, Qingdao City, Shandong Province. Built in 1891, the 17th year of the Guangxu reign of the Qing Dynasty, it is known as the "Long Rainbow Draws Afar." It is the first artificial pier in modern Qingdao and one of its most iconic and well-known city landmarks. The pier and Huilan Pavilion are 440 meters long and 10 meters wide. Chain railings and lotus-shaped streetlights line the bridge, and a semicircular triangular breakwater forms the end, forming a "He" shape. At the southernmost end stands a two-story octagonal pavilion with a double-eaved, double-eaved glazed tile roof, called Huilan Pavilion. The pavilion has a total construction area of ​​354.12 square meters. In 2006, the pier and Huilan Pavilion were designated as key cultural relics under municipal protection by the Qingdao Municipal People's Government.

The pier is also a must-see attraction for tourists to Qingdao. It is very nice if the weather is good. You can see Signal Hill, the Naval Museum and other attractions in the distance. The location is very close to the city center and the transportation is also very convenient. In the evening, many people came to catch the sea, but at the wrong time, there were no seagulls. The pier was full of people. You should be able to feed the seagulls here earlier.

Qingdao Pier is one of the landmark buildings in Qingdao and a famous scenic spot. Qingdao Pier was built in the 18th year of Emperor Guangxu of the Qing Dynasty (1892). It was originally a wooden floating bridge built by Zhang Gaoyuan, the general of the Qing army, to facilitate the transportation of military supplies for the troops. During the German colonial period, the pier was rebuilt into a reinforced concrete structure, and Huilan Pavilion was added during the Republic of China period. After the founding of New China, the pier has undergone many repairs and has become an important landmark in Qingdao. The pier is 440 meters long and 8 meters wide. The bridge body is built with granite, with cast iron carved guardrails on both sides, and a semicircular breakwater at the south end of the bridge. Huilan Pavilion, located at the south end of the pier, is a double-story octagonal pavilion with a national style. The vermilion columns support the peacock blue glazed tiles, and the eaves hang copper bells. Visitors can overlook the panoramic view of Qingdao Bay when they climb the pavilion. The pier faces Xiaoqingdao across the water, and the north end is connected to Zhongshan Road Commercial Street. At high tide, the waves hit the shore, stirring up clusters of waves; at low tide, ochre reefs and golden beaches emerge from the water, where you can go to the sea to pick shells. Address: Qingdao City, Shinan District, Qingdao Bay, north of Qingdao Bay. Opening hours: The pier is open to the public free of charge all day, Huilan Pavilion is open during the peak season (7:00-19:00) and off-season (8:00-17:30). Tickets: The pier is free, and the Huilan Pavilion ticket is 4 yuan.

Free opening, it is worth visiting - feeding seagulls, daily tourists on holidays like weaving... Qingdao trestle is a landmark building in Qingdao, built in 1892, originally a military pier, after many renovations to become a famous attraction. The length is 440 meters, and the southern end has a national style Huilan Pavilion. You can climb to the sea. The "Flying Pavilion Huilan" is known as one of the ten scenic spots in Qingdao. The trestle has convenient transportation. In autumn and winter, you can enjoy the magnificent scenery of the sea and the waves and reefs. It is a must-visit place to feel the history and seaside scenery of Qingdao.

I took my kids and the elderly to play during the National Day. There were really a lot of people during the day. We lived close to the pier, so we went there once during the day and once at night. The scenery was different. There are no seagulls at this time, and we have to wait until mid-to-late October. After the tide went out at night, there were many people digging for crabs and clams, and the kids had a lot of fun. You can also play sea sports such as speedboats during the day😍😍😍

The Qingdao Pier is located on the southern coast of Qingdao's central city. It is a 440-meter-long sea promenade that extends from land into the sea. At the end of the pier is the Huilan Pavilion, an octagonal pavilion that is not only a witness to Qingdao's modern history. There are iron chain guardrails and lotus street lights on both sides of the pier. Visitors can stroll along the pier waterfront and enjoy the sea view. At low tide, they can also go to the beach to pick up shells. The pier is open to the public free of charge all day, and visitors can enjoy the beautiful scenery of the sea and sky, especially at low tide, when you can see reefs and golden beaches. The pier is conveniently located near the Zhongshan Road in the north, and you can overlook Xiaoqingdao Park and Xinhaoshan Park in the south. You can also see the old red-tiled buildings on the opposite bank of Qingdao Bay. The view is wide and cost-effective. The pier is not a big attraction, and an hour's visit is enough.

Beautiful and intoxicating scenery of the pier, holding hands with you and growing old together During the National Day, I took the high-speed rail to the beautiful and charming Qingdao. It is so convenient that the high-speed rail can arrive in more than three hours. After a night's rest at Qingdao Deai Garden Hotel, I took a taxi to the pier in the early morning. I chatted with the local taxi driver along the way and arrived at the scenic spot unknowingly. As soon as I got off the car, I was fascinated by the scenery of the pier against the blue sky. I walked to the pavilion at the end of the pier with the dense crowds on the pier. Looking at the high-rise buildings of various shapes in the distance, there were tourists in groups of three or two on the nearby beaches or reefs, walking or stopping, leaving beautiful silhouettes under the shining of the morning sun. I happened to see a young couple looking at each other affectionately on the pier, and I couldn't help but take a picture of the touching scene. When I turned around and looked back, I saw a middle-aged couple holding hands and walking to the shore in unison, as if it was arranged by the world. Holding hands with you and growing old together, it is really a peaceful life on earth.