Badaguan 八大关 is used to have eight avenues that were named after eight famous passes in China. On October 12, 1898, the German Kaiser Wilhelm II formally named the Jiao’ao Concession downtown area as Qingdao, and went on to apply to Qingdao the late 19th century’s mist advanced European city planning concepts. The Badaguan villa area was a result of that city planning. Imbued with foreign flavor, Badaguan, this 'museum of world architecture,' encompasses nearly a hundred villas in different styles.

Tsingtao Beer Museum 青岛啤酒博物馆, Experience the long and rich history of Tsingtao beer and observe beer production techniques and machinery in China's first and oldest beer factory. You can also try different varieties of Tsingtao beer or drink beer that's fresh off the production line. After the museum tour, you can walk east along the main road (Deng Zhou Road) to experience the cluster of bars and restaurants that is Qingdao's "Beer Street".

The Qingdao Olympic Sailing Center 青岛奥林匹克帆船中心 is located on Fushan Bay. At the southeast side of the center, there are five sailing zones totaling 49.48 square kilometers. 2008 Olympic Sailing was held in host Qingdao successfully, which attracted large number of tourists. Qingdao had invested huge sums in tourism constructions, including 104 key tourism projects before.

Qufu 曲阜 is the birthplace of Confucius; it served as the capital of the State of Lu during the Spring and Autumn Period. Qufu contains numerous historic palaces, temples and cemeteries. Many of the major cultural sites in the city are all associated with Confucius, such as the three sites of the Temple of Confucius 孔庙, the Cemetery of Confucius 孔林, and the Kong Family Mansion 孔府. The Qufu complex of monuments have been listed as UNESCO World Heritage Sites since 1994.

Mount Tai 泰山 is an early birthplace of China's ancient civilization and the area around was one of ancient China's political, economic and cultural centers. In history, there were total 72 emperors from Xia, Shang and Zhou dynasties who built temples on it. Mount Tai is one of the "Five Sacred Mountains". It is associated with sunrise, birth, and renewal, and is often regarded the foremost of the five. The temples on its slopes have been a destination for pilgrims for 3,000 years. Taishan Mountain was included in the UNESCO world heritage list in 1987. The main peak, Jade Emperor Peak 玉皇蜂, rising 1,545 meters above sea level.

Beautiful Baotu Spring 趵突泉 is located in the centre of Jinan City, and it is here that you will find the Baotu Spring. In the past, the Baotu Spring only covered 4 mu (about two thirds of an acre). The park itself was originally established in 1956 and more recently has been extended to 158 mu (about 26 acres). This highly valued facility represents the symbol of Jinan City and is regarded as one of the three major places of interest in Jinan. This park is highly regarded as a well known scenic spot which makes an ideal location for admirers of wonderful natural springs, culture and various constructions.

Located in the center of Jinan City, Daming Lake Park 大明湖公园 is regarded as one of the three must-see tourist spots in Jinan (the others are Baotu Spring Park and Thousand-Buddha Mountain). Daming Lake Park is famous for Daming Lake (also known as the Lake of Great Light) which is a natural lake formed from many springs. Characteristically unique is its constant water level, unaffected by heavy rains or drought.

Embraced by mountain, spring, river and city, QuanCheng Square 泉城广场 is the central square of the capital city of Shandong Province, Jinan. Looking around, you can have a look at the old city in the north, see Baotu Spring spurting or flowing slowly in the west, look into distance at the verdant Thousand Buddha Mountain stretching along in the south, look ahead the Liberation Pavilion fresh and elegant as a picture in the east.