The largest city square in Asia and a landmark of Dalian. Feed seagulls here during the day (remember to bring sausages or bread), and be sure to go to the embankment to take photos with the Cross-Sea Bridge as the background—it's magnificent.

The highest point in downtown Dalian. Climbing to the observation deck offers a 360-degree panoramic view of the city and the vast sea. It is the best place to see Dalian from a "God's eye view."

Compared to the popular Golden Pebble Beach, there are fewer people and clearer water here. It has many reef boardwalks. At sunset, the sea water glows gold, making every shot a healing "Tangerine Ocean" masterpiece.

A century-old fishing port full of artistic atmosphere. Colorful European-style buildings interweave with parked old fishing boats. When the lights come on in the evening, the cinematic vibe is maxed out.

A journey back in time on one of China's oldest tram lines (dating to 1909). Unlike modern light rail, these specific vintage carriages (DL-3000 series) feature wood-lined interiors, brass fittings, and a distinct "clanking" sound.

A huge investment European castle complex with canals running through it. You can take a gondola boat (fee required). The night lights are dazzling, making it feel like a Venetian fairy tale world.

This area retains many Japanese-style red brick old houses, which have now turned into various treasure coffee shops and boutique stores. It is very quiet and suitable for a Citywalk and taking photos.

The most beautiful road leading to the sea. Here you can wait to photograph the spectacular scene of "giant ships passing through buildings." The visual impact is extremely strong under a telephoto lens.

Dalian's music square, surrounded by century-old European-style buildings (former bank sites, etc.) from that era. When the night lights turn on, it feels like being on the streets of Paris.