Yantai One-day Flash Mob (Chaoyang Street, Yantai Mountain, Binhai Square, Suchengli Street)

When you go to Yantai, you will be in Chaoyang Street and you will be in a European street in a second. After the Qing Dynasty was defeated and the port was opened, many European consuls and merchants moved in. Even though there are restaurants and bars everywhere now, the century-old streets with Western buildings are still very charming. We continued to Yantai Mountain, where there are many consulates from the 19th century, but unfortunately they are not open to the public. Although it was very windy and cold today, the 360-degree view from the lighthouse (ticket price ￥10) is still worth seeing. Afterwards, we strolled along the beach to the Marina Square. The water on the shore was clear, and under the thick clouds, it showed different shades of green. Then take a walk to the main street of the city, where the descendants of the military households in the Ming and Qing dynasties lived. Some Qing Dynasty buildings are still preserved. Unfortunately, the commercial operation still has a model atmosphere. However, the residential houses outside are very lively in the evening market. The city appearance of Yantai is a combination of the old and the new, which is quite interesting. #AprilGoodDestinations2025