Fairy's favorite! 7 great photo spots in Qingdao

The coastal city of Qingdao has always been known for its romance. Taking beautiful photos in this romantic city is something that fairy-like travelers shouldn't miss during their journey! These seven major attractions are all incredibly beautiful when photographed.

Zhejiang Road Catholic Church was completed in 1934. It has a magnificent spire and is a famous Western-style building in Qingdao. The church is adorned with simple and beautiful patterns, with light yellow walls and a slightly pink roof, which is colorful and sweet, attracting numerous couples to take wedding photos.

Fantawild Dream Kingdom

Qingdao Fantawild Dreamland is located in the Hongdao seaside of Chengyang district in Qingdao city. It is a large-scale fourth-generation theme park with high technology. The biggest feature of Fantawild Dreamland is using modern high-tech methods to interpret ancient Chinese culture and create a dreamlike experience through high-tech interactive activities.
The Zhanqiao is located in the southern seaside of the central urban area of Qingdao. It is a 440-meter-long sea corridor that extends from the land into the sea. The Zhanqiao was built during the Guangxu period of the Qing Dynasty (1892) and has a history of over a hundred years. It has always been regarded as a symbol of Qingdao. The Huilan Pavilion at the end of the Zhanqiao is a witness to the modern history of Qingdao.
Ba Da Guan is the general term for more than ten intersecting roads in the southern part of downtown Qingdao, most of which are named after well-known passes in China. It is a tranquil environment with blooming peach blossoms in spring, flourishing crape myrtles in summer, and golden gingko trees and red maples in autumn. It is also home to many villas of various international styles and is a popular photography spot.
China Ocean University in Qingdao is a key university in China. Before 1958, it was the location of Qingdao University, and even earlier, it was a German Bismarck Barracks. Influenced by these factors, the campus still retains the appearance of the original German architecture. It was officially renamed "China Ocean University" in 2002. Many famous writers such as Lao She, Liang Shiqiu, Shen Congwen, Wen Yiduo, Wu Boxiao, and Hong Shen have taught here. The famous poet Zang Kejia was a student at China Ocean University at that time, and his teacher was Wen Yiduo.
Huangxian Road crisscrosses, it looks like several streets despite being one single road. And in the past two years, the literature and art youngsters have fallen in love with this place, with beautiful cafes, trendy restaurants, unique youth hostels, creative graffiti murals, and a mix of fashion elements with century-old trees and buildings, giving you a feeling of pretending to be in Europe.