Qingdao Mountain Fort Ruins Tourism Guide

Scenic spot introduction:

The Qingdao Mountain Fort Site was built by the German invaders in 1899. It consists of the south and north forts and the underground central headquarters of the German "Qingdao Fortress". It is one of the nine permanent forts of the German invasion of Qingdao. It is the seat of the military headquarters. It was once praised by the Germans as "the most important Qingdao fort" By". When World War I broke out in 1914, Japan took the opportunity to declare war on Germany, and Qingdao became the only battlefield in Asia. The Japanese and German armies engaged in a fierce artillery battle on Qingdao Mountain. The German army blew up the south and north forts before surrendering, but the underground headquarters was relatively intact. In 1997, the Qingdao Municipal Government restored it and built a fort ruins exhibition hall at the foot of the mountain that comprehensively reflects Qingdao's century-old history.

Attractions distribution:

This "underground military command post" has a total area of ​​1,600 square meters and 42 rooms. It is divided into three floors: the top floor is the military observation area, the second floor is the combat command area, and the third floor is the logistics area. Although these partitions have different functions, they are connected up and down, with passages and exits on the left and right. In case of war emergencies, there are also "emergency channels".

Scenic spot qualifications:

National 3A scenic spot

Scenic spot features:

Photography, historical and cultural tours, historical sites