Qingdao Highlights Two-day Private Guided Tour

Itinerary Overview:

Pick-up Service
Detailed departure information will be provided for your convenience.

Xiaoyushan Park
Stop: 50 minutes | Admission Included
Discover Xiaoyushan Park, a classical garden celebrated as the premier location for panoramic views of Qingdao.

Badaguan Scenic Resort
Stop: 40 minutes | Admission Included
Explore Badaguan’s tree-lined avenues and historic villas, originally constructed by British, Swiss, and other foreign communities during Qingdao’s colonial period.

Former German Governor’s Residence Museum
Stop: 40 minutes | Admission Included
This European-style castle, built in 1907, served as the German governor’s residence. Later renamed the “Guest House,” it became Qingdao’s most prestigious hotel where Chairman Mao stayed in summer 1957.

Zhanqiao Pier
Stop: 45 minutes | Admission Included
Stroll along the historic Zhanqiao Pier, constructed in 1891 to accommodate larger vessels. The 400-meter pier extends into Qingdao Bay, featuring a traditional Chinese pavilion at its end.

German Street
Stop: 30 minutes
Experience Qingdao’s oldest district along Zhejiang Road, admiring German-style architecture and the iconic twin-towered St. Michael’s Catholic Church.

Tsingtao Beer Museum
Stop: 50 minutes | Admission Included
Visit the original 1903 brewery established for Qingdao’s German community. Learn about beer production and enjoy a complimentary tasting of authentic Tsingtao Beer. Optional visit to nearby seafood market available.

Laoshan Scenic Area
Stop: 3 hours | Admission Included
Discover 2,000-year-old Taiqing Temple, China’s second most important Taoist site. The extensive complex features over 150 rooms, ancient cypresses, rare camellias, and sacred courtyards. Experience stunning natural formations including unusual rocks, caves, cliffs, and springs, all steeped in Taoist legends. The tour concludes with a visit to a traditional fishing village at the mountain’s base.

Return
You will be transported back to the original departure point.