Zhan Qiao, Pier in Qingdao
Zhan Qiao is an iconic pier extending into the sea in Qingdao's southern shore.
Originally built in 1891, Zhan Qiao has witnessed numerous historical events and changes.
Featured on the label of Tsingtao beer, Zhan Qiao is a symbol of Qingdao's cultural heritage.
The pier serves as a popular promenade and tourist attraction, offering scenic views of Qingdao Bay.
At the end of Zhan Qiao, a traditional octagonal pavilion called 'Huilan Pavilion' serves as a distinctive landmark.
Location: Qingdao
Sources: Wikimedia, OpenStreetMap
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