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Recommend Qingdao's distinctive landscapes, buildings, streets and cultural places.
The following are all written by myself:

Bird's eye view, of course, choose Signal Mountain, you can get a panoramic view of the coastal scenery ~ ~ ~ You can also go to Taiping Mountain to climb the TV tower, where you can see more clearly. There is Lin Mang Park below, so you can have a look.

Be sure to go to Badaguan. There are many characteristic buildings you mentioned, such as Huashi Villa and street trees in Badaguan. Every street is different, some are all cherry blossoms, some are all kinds of ginkgo, and so on. , very distinctive.

Wooden plank road: Starting from Luxun Park and passing through May 4th Square, the wooden plank road to Shilaoren is also very good, with the sea on one side and some characteristic buildings, villas, sculptures and some characteristic bars on the other, with a high greening rate. It is very good to go for a walk in the evening.

The old town hall near the railway station is also very distinctive, that is, the guesthouse (formerly the German Governor's Office).

Hongdao Road near Ocean University is also very distinctive. Many movies and MVs were shot there, including irregular paths with ups and downs, red tile houses with Qingdao characteristics, and Kang Youwei's former residence and other attractions.

The Catholic church next to No.7 Middle School is very beautiful and spectacular. Coming out of the Catholic church, the downhill is Zhongshan Road. There are many old houses, and you can also stop by Pichai Yuan for snacks.

You can also visit Zhanshan Temple. The incense in Zhanshan Temple is very strong. There is good greening nearby, and there are forest parks to play in.

You can also go to the Red Wine Street and Beer Street in Qingdao, both of which were made in recent years. They are quite European, but don't hold out too much hope. . .