Tsingtao Haitian View&Art Tickets

4.8/5

China – Qingdao

Tsingtao Haitian View&Art

Tsingtao Haitian View&Art, located in Qingdao’s Shinan District, is a landmark attraction combining sightseeing, leisure, and thrilling high-altitude experiences. It features a fully transparent suspended observation deck and a 360-degree glass walkway, offering sweeping views of Qingdao Bay, May Fourth Square, and the endless horizon where the sea meets the sky. Its modern design and elevated vantage point are especially popular with young travelers, couples, and photography lovers. Visiting during sunset or nighttime enhances the romantic atmosphere.

Opening Hours & Visitor Information

  • Opening Hours: Daily 09:00–21:30 (last entry at 21:00; special holidays may have adjusted hours, so check official announcements in advance).

  • Recommended Visit Duration: About 1–2 hours to enjoy the glass observation deck, skywalk, and city and bay views.

  • Best Time to Visit: Late afternoon to evening to enjoy both sunset and night views, perfect for photography.

  • Other Notes:

    • Tickets are required; booking online in advance helps avoid queues.

    • Safety rules apply for high-altitude experiences; some activities have height or age restrictions.

    • Outdoor observation areas may close temporarily in bad weather such as strong winds or heavy rain.

Ticket Types & Prices

81F City Sightseeing Hall (Adult)

  • CNY 120
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Visitor Reviews Summary

Tsingtao Haitian View&Art enjoys high praise from visitors, with over 90% impressed by its stunning views and modern facilities. Many love the thrill of the transparent platform and the panoramic views from the observation deck. However, some note that public holidays and evening peak times can be crowded, so arriving early is recommended for the best experience.

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FAQ

Q: Can I buy tickets on-site?
A: Yes, but during busy times and holidays there may be queues, so online booking is recommended.

Q: Can I bring food and drinks inside?
A: No outside food or drinks are allowed; dining and lounge areas are available inside.

Q: Is there storage service?
A: Yes, paid lockers are available at the entrance for storing large or inconvenient items.

Q: Is it suitable for children?
A: Yes, but some high-altitude attractions require a minimum height, and parents should accompany children at all times.

Q: Will it close in bad weather?
A: Outdoor observation decks will close during severe weather such as strong winds, rain, or lightning, but indoor areas remain open.