For 12 days every July into August, Dàlián stages its International Beer Festival, resembling Munich’s Oktoberfest. Beer companies from across China and around the world set up tents at the vast Xingha Sq, near the coast, and locals and visitors usually
Stretching several blocks along Tianjin Jie from the train station to a giant incense-bowl sculpture, this outdoor market, open during the evenings, offers outdoor venues to eat barbecued seafood and other snacks with a beer. There’s also a smaller but better
Fishermans wharf seaside community was built in the style of an American East Coast village from the early 20th century. It makes a great backdrop for photos, has a row of pleasant coffee and wine shops, and features a perfect
Fùji?zhu?ng is a very known beach set in a profound sound. Junks float just offshore, small broken islands dot the horizon, and loads of families come here for no other reason than to have fun. Bus 5 leaves from Jiefang Lu
Ti?nti?n Yúg?ng is situated in the Renmin Lu, Dalian, China. Choose your meal from the near museum-level iety of aquatic creatures at this upscale seafood restaurant. Most dishes are set out in refrigerated displays, making this a rare easy seafood-eating
Handu restaurant is situated in Jinguang Rd, Jinzhou Qu, Dalian Shi, Liaoning Sheng, China. In the Sanba Sq area, this fabulous two-story Korean restaurant decked out in luxe wood and granite fittings let you barbecue your own meats at the
Locomotive Guild Roast Duck restaurant is located in Luxun Lu, Dalian, China. We're not sure what locomotives have to do with duck, but the birds here are roasted in a wood-fired oven to delicate crispness before being deftly sliced and
This is Dàlián’s hub, a 223m-wide square with 10 lines radiating out from a central roundabout designed by the Russians in 1889. With the exception of the Dalian Financial Building, all the other grand structures hail from the early 20th
The coast around J?nshí T?n, 50km northeast of the city, has been turned into a domestic tourism mecca with a number of theme parks and rock formations commanding inflated entrance fees. The long pebbly beach itself is free and quite pretty,
Xinghai Square is a city square in Dalian, Liaoning Province, China. It is located to the north of Dalian Bay. It covers a total area of 1.1 million m², making it the largest city square in the world. Its name