Qingdao travel guide must visit scenic spots for three days.

Three-day tourist attractions in Qingdao include trestle bridge, beer museum, Daxue Road and Yushan Road.

The trestle bridge of more than 100 years has witnessed the historical changes of Qingdao. The charm of the trestle is not only that it is a century-old building that has experienced vicissitudes. In winter, the sea breeze blows side by side with hundreds of seagulls. When the tide ebbs in summer, carry a small bucket and pick up shellfish on the bare red reef. When the sun is shining, standing at the end of the trestle, you can see the crescent-shaped coastline of Qingdao. When the weather is hot, just take a bath in the beach and feel refreshed.

In fact, the Beer Museum was established on the basis of the earliest brewery in Qingdao, where we can not only wait for freshly brewed beer, but also see and understand the making process of the beer we usually drink.

Beautiful scenic spots in Qingdao

University Road and Yushan Road are two literary roads, and they are also two roads attached by time. I don't know when it started, there are cafes everywhere, which are beautiful and literary. People who like this tone may wish to sit in a small cafe for a while, hold a cup of coffee, see the mottled shadows of the trees and see the traces of the courtyard decades ago.

Between these two roads is Yushan Campus of Ocean University, one of the top ten most beautiful campuses in China, Qingdao. The strong literary atmosphere on campus has lasted for hundreds of years, and the trees and stone steps that accompany countless students to complete their dreams of studying are still in full bloom.

There are many historical buildings in Yushan Campus of China Ocean University, such as geological museum and Aquarium. It used to be the Bismarck Barracks built by Germany during its occupation of Qingdao, as well as the Japanese middle school buildings. The University Road next to it is the earliest street in Qingdao, which has historical and cultural connotations.

Reference to the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-Qingdao