The traffic around Qingdao University is quite convenient. Daxue Road was built after Germany occupied Qingdao. A modern road was paved along the Qingdao River, and a stone bridge was built at the intersection of Huangxian County today, which extended the road to the north and was named Ospas Street. But Qingdao people call it Dongguan Street. The university route connects Longkou Road, Yushan Road, Huangxian Road, Huashan Road and Xian Ye Road from south to north. On both sides are Chinese and western residential buildings; Along the road are Qingdao Yucai Middle School, People's Hall, Oriental Hotel, Qingdao Urban Construction Archives, Qingdao Museum, Daxue Road Primary School and Qingdao Ocean University.

Daxue Road is a historical and cultural block in Qingdao. If you don't count the surrounding attractions, you can walk in about half a day. If you want to savor it, it will take a day. University Road leads south to the seaside, with dense trees and shade on both sides, surrounded by old buildings, which is very characteristic of Qingdao and suitable for sightseeing. The intersection with Fushan Road is the red wall of Qingdao Net, which attracts many people to take photos. Opposite the red wall is Lao She's former residence, and Wen Yiduo's former residence and campus of Ocean University are also worth visiting.

Mainly depends on your position. Qingdao subway is in full swing now. The basic service to the city is the line 1, 2, 3, 1 1. To go to Daxue Road, take Qingdao Metro Line 2 and get off at People's Hall Station. Take the 1 line from Huangdao District to Qingdao Railway Station and transfer to Line 2. From Licang District, you can take Line 3, and then change to Line 2 at Wu Si Square. From Jimo, you can take the 1 1 line and change to Line 2 at Miaoling Road. You can take Line 2 directly in Laoshan District.