Food Recommendations

Seafood Dishes: The dish of prawns with Chinese cabbage combines fresh prawns and cabbage, offering a delicious taste. Spicy stir-fried clams are a common Qingdao delicacy, with tender meat and a spicy flavor. Spanish mackerel dumplings are unique to coastal cities, with large fillings and rich juice.

Special Snacks: Spare rib rice has tender meat and a rich, thick sauce. Tofu pudding has a delicate texture, and you can add seasonings according to your personal taste. Seaweed jelly is a traditional Qingdao snack with a smooth texture.

Beverages: Tsingtao Beer is world-famous. You can learn about its brewing process and taste fresh beer at the Tsingtao Beer Museum. Laoshan Cola is a special beverage in Qingdao with a unique flavor.

Accommodation Options

Old City Area: Near Qingdao Station, for example. It has convenient transportation and is close to attractions like Zhanqiao Pier and the Catholic Church.

Near May 4th Square and Olympic Sailing Square: There are many shopping malls in the vicinity, and Subway Line 2 passes by, making shopping and traveling very convenient.

Taidong Pedestrian Street: There are numerous snacks, but it is crowded, and traffic jams may occur occasionally.

Other Precautions

Payment: Most places support mobile payment, but it's also advisable to carry a small amount of cash for emergencies.

Tourist Season: Summer is the peak tourist season with a large number of visitors. It is necessary to book hotels and tickets in advance. If you want to experience the Qingdao International Beer Festival, you can go there in August.

Safety at the Seaside: When playing by the sea, pay attention to safety warnings. Avoid swimming or lingering in dangerous areas. When participating in water activities, make sure to wear life-saving equipment.