Huilan Pavilion

The pavilion is a two-story octagonal pavilion. The pavilion is covered with colored glazed tiles and supported by 24 red painted pillars. There are spiral stairs in the center of the pavilion and glass windows around the upstairs. It is said that "one window, one scene, one painting". We can see the beautiful Qingdao Bay and the surrounding scenic spots and famous buildings from the window.

The three characters on the plaque of "Huilan Pavilion" were originally inscribed by Shen Honglie, the former mayor of Qingdao. The plaque was plundered to Japan during Japan's second occupation of Qingdao. It was displayed in the Army Museum in Tokyo, Japan, to show its "achievements" in the war of aggression against China. Now the word "Huilan Pavilion" is written by Shu Tong, a famous calligrapher.

Address: Haibin, Shinan District, Qingdao

Longitude: 120.31900024414

Latitude: 36.061798095703

Tel: 0532-82884548