Qingdao Christian Church

Nice centerpiece at the heart of European town in Qingdao, but charges an entrance fee.

A part of Qingdao's early history in the 1900s. Well preserved working church. Who says there is no religious freedom in China. Can western media and their governments be trusted to say the truth?

It's a pleasant church. If you like pleasant churches, you won't be disappointed. There's a ¥10 entry fee and you can climb the bell tower. Visitors are allowed partway up the bell tower from where you can look out of a window onto a view of the bay and lighthouse. I believe that there are services in Chinese. I would have liked to attend even though my Chinese is very poor but I could not see a notice of the service times. The notice was probably there but in Chinese. This is a beautiful church and I sincerely hope that it is used for more than a background for wedding photos.

considering this church is built by german, the design architecture is very poorly executed. we may b harsh to compare to those in munich, but then this looks like a cartoon and a children playdoh structure. inside the church is also very sparse, even worse than those in Helsinki or manila. the only saving grace is the beautiful stain glass and the clock mechanism on top of bell tower

Nice. Another great location for wedding photos. Can actually walk up the narrow flight of stairs to reach the clock tower and see its mechanism at work.

St. Michael Cathedral. A spiritual place where soul, spirit, and divine being get connected. Once you enter this place you feel a lot of energy.

Every Sunday morning, you can attend Sunday service.

ドイツ統治時代に作られたプロテスタントの教会。丁寧に整備された時計が、今も元気に動いています。 少し小高い丘の上にありますが、市内中心地からでも十分に歩いて来れる場所です。