Mount Kunyu

An outlying island off the coast of Muping District, connected by a long bridge. Although the name means Horse-breeding Island in Chinese, it is a great place for beachcombing. Features horse parks, beaches, sea cliffs, theme coffee shops, defunct (and remains of) resort hotels and a fishing village. In "hot" seasons (usually Jun-Aug), the bridge may be closed to automobiles between 08:00-16:00, but still opens to tourists on bicycles or foot. This island is hilly and relatively large thus walking is not recommended, especially in the hot summer. Thankfully, many stores on both sides of the bridge offers rent bicycles, although at higher prices.The island is connected to the mainland by a bridge. Bicycles can be rented near the bridge.

The museum features exhibits on geology, minerals, and prehistoric life. Allow about 1.5 hours for a visit. It is located near the coast, so visitors can combine it with a walk along the seaside promenade.

The Qixia Mou's Manor is where the Mou Molin family, the leading landlord in the north, has lived together for generations. The entire manor has a rigorous architectural structure, solid and sturdy, majestic and dignified. Facing south and backed by the north, it is divided into three groups, including six courtyards.

The park is known for its ancient pagoda and a small Taoist temple on the main peak. It also has a cable car offering views of the city and the coast.Tashan, named after an ancient pagoda built on its main peak in the early years, embraces Daishan to the east and Nanshan to the west, like a natural green barrier that shields the bustling urban area within its embrace. With its beautiful natural scenery, rich religious and folk cultural heritage, and convenient transportation, Tashan is a comprehensive urban central scenic spot integrating sightseeing, modern entertainment, and religious activities. It is a national Grade 4 tourist attraction

The museum focuses on the history of the Jiaodong region, including the Neolithic period, the Qi state, and the treaty port era. Information panels are in Chinese and English.Allow about 1.5 hours for a visit. The museum is located near the Culture Center bus stop.