May Fourth Square
Completed in 1999, commemorating the May Fourth Movement (the Qingdao issue was the spark): The "Wind of May" red spiral sculpture is 30 meters high, serving as a landmark of Qingdao spirit and a backdrop for the Fushan Bay light show.
Visitor info
- Opening hours
- All day
- Ticket
- Free
Price is indicative — final quote on inquiry.
Completed in 1999, commemorating the May Fourth Movement (the Qingdao issue was the spark): The "Wind of May" red spiral sculpture is 30 meters high, serving as a landmark of Qingdao spirit and a backdrop for the Fushan Bay light show; Connected with the Olympic Sailing Center and Lover's Wharf along the waterfront. Free admission, open all day. Metro Line 2/3, May Fourth Square Station is direct. The evening light show is best viewed at night.
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