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Discover the charm of Nanshan on a leisurely citywalk. Savor the aroma of coffee drifting from local cafés, inviting you to linger over delicate Japanese sweets like mochi or dorayaki. Japanese-style architecture lines quiet, tree-lined streets, where the past and present unfold at every turn. Beneath leafy ginkgo and acacia trees, you’ll find the relaxed rhythm of Nanshan’s cultural life.

Travel through time at Donggang Old Wharf, where you can board a yacht or sailboat and glide past a century-old lighthouse and shipyard, as seagulls trace the horizon. At the Donggang Yacht Marina, experience speedboats and thrilling water sports that bring energy to the open sea. As dusk falls, the Music Fountain comes to life in a mesmerizing display of light and sound.

Immerse yourself in Northeast culture at the Dawan Morning Market for an authentic local experience. Bustling stalls fill the morning air with the aroma of freshly made street foods. Locals gather early to shop for fresh produce and seafood, creating a lively snapshot of everyday life. Afterward, head to the 1st and B1 floors of New-Mart for for a one-stop shop to buy Dalian specialties and indulge in local cuisine.

Board the clattering century-old tram and travel through time to Dongguan Street. Here, let your fingertips trace the weathered texture of red brick buildings, and stumble upon the quiet serenity of artistic boutiques around the corner. From the authentic flavors of time-honored restaurants to the ingenuity of intangible cultural heritage, immerse yourself in the vibrant daily life to truly touch Dalian’s century-old memory.

Dalian Oriental Water City is a dreamland that skillfully blends Eastern and Western architectural aesthetics, attracting countless tourists. It recreates the charm of Venice, with winding canals weaving through the city. You can take a Gondola ride to immerse yourself in the unique European atmosphere, or stroll along the waterfront boardwalk and feed the seagulls that fly close by—a truly relaxing experience.

At the Dalian Natural History Museum, time unfolds through specimens spanning ancient geology, flora, and fauna, preserving the secrets of nature. A highlight is the 66.7-ton Black Right Whale, silently reflects the vast scale of the ocean. Nearby, Heishijiao Park offers a quiet coastal setting, where waves meet rugged reefs and, in summer, you may catch the sea glowing with a soft, fluorescent shimmer—if you’re lucky.

Board the Haida Cableway and traverse the mountains and sea, capturing the romance of the cross-sea bridge and city panorama from Lianhua Mountain. Then, venture into Baiyun Yanshui for a serendipitous encounter with wild sika deer. Finally, reach Golden Beach and stroll along the Starry Sky Plank Road to Xinghai Square, immersing yourself in the grandeur of Asia’s largest city square.