For my trip to Qingdao, I dedicated the entire last day of my itinerary to the Hayao Miyazaki - like comic - street in the old urban area. Looking at the photos now still makes me feel that I haven't had enough, as if recalling a colorful dream.

The Hayao Miyazaki - like comic - street in Qingdao is actually a very short street, but I strolled around it for a whole day. The walls are covered with graffiti works of Hayao Miyazaki's animations, such as "My Neighbor Totoro", "Spirited Away", "Laputa: Castle in the Sky" and so on. Walking here, it seems as if you are in Hayao Miyazaki's anime world, and every step is a pleasant surprise!

I highly recommend coming in the morning when the weather is good. There are few people and the scenery is beautiful! When I went there, it was the off - season, but it was already crowded around 10 o'clock. Start from the junction of Longkou Road and Longjiang Road (with the eye - catching characters "Qingdao"), and then slowly walk inwards, stroll around slowly and take photos and check in slowly. There are various small shops and cafes arranged on both sides of the street. When you are tired, find a small café full of style to sit in, order a cup of fragrant coffee, and experience the unique and quiet time in the block.

The "Internet - famous wall" at the junction of Daxue Road and Yushan Road is really not necessary to check in. Without filters, the Internet - famous wall is just a very ordinary corner, and there are still a lot of people queuing up.

Transportation:

It is recommended to take a taxi directly because taking a taxi in Qingdao urban area is all at the starting price.

Metro: Take Metro Line 3 to Renmin Hu Tang Station and exit from Exit B, and then it takes only five minutes to walk to the comic - street.