Attraction · Qingdao Textile Valley

Textile Valley

An industrial art park transformed from State Cotton Mill No. 5 (a Japanese textile mill from 1934): Old textile machines and sawtooth-shaped factories preserve industrial memories, while graffiti walls and creative markets give it a youthful vibe.

Visitor info

Opening hours
Open daily
Ticket
Free

Price is indicative — final quote on inquiry.

An industrial art park transformed from State Cotton Mill No. 5 (a Japanese textile mill from 1934): Old textile machines and sawtooth-shaped factories preserve industrial memories, while graffiti walls and creative markets give it a youthful vibe; Free, open all day, Siliu South Road, good for a half-day of cultural check-ins and industrial history.

Getting there:Siliu South Road

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