525m from the hotel

100 years ago, where Russia is the colonial government's administrative center, the "Kundalini City," City Hall (now the former site of the Dalian Natural History Museum) still stands as veterans like this. Russian customs Street is located in the heart of the victory of the bridge in the northwest, also known as solidarity Street, from Shanghai road Zhongshan Square, along the northbound line can reach 1,000 meters. It has a total length of 500 meters by 38 Russian imitation of construction, in addition, there are crafts Russia, Russian bars and occasionally on the street can see the Russian girl group photo with the visitors ......If you are a tourist's heart, then put cameras into the streets around it, where the old building, the old life, you touch the real history of Dalian marks.

180m from the hotel

The city’s first 24-hour bookstore entitled “Shengwen · New Life in the North” opened for the public in Dalian.It’s the Must-Go Bookstore in Dalian.

569m from the hotel

Built up in 1899 by Russians, this is the oldest square in Dalian.Its name evolved from the "Nicholas Square" under Tsarist Russian concession, to"Big Plaza"within the Japanese colonization, and then "Zhongshan" (the formal name of Mr. Sun Yat-sen) after the Liberation (1945).
About 100 years ago, a group of Russian architects fascinated with France culture came to Dalian with the construction blueprint of Paris. They dreamed about rebuilding an oriental Paris here, hence the architectural style of the city was formed--to take squares as the center and radiate outwards, with Zhongshan Square being the focal point.The square is also the first musical square in China. In 1995, 36 sets if audio systems were equipped around it. At every dawn and dusk, people crowd here to play Chinese chess,kick shuttlecocks, dance, do Taijiquan or see an outdoor movie, watch an entertainment show or enjoy concerts companied by the flowing music in the air.

30m from the hotel

Dalian's tramways go back to 1909. A fleet of modern vehicles continues to cross downtown areas with several cars constructed in a "heritage style". The trams provides a leisurely way of observing the city with its fascinating mix of historic and modern architecture. The trams attract international and domestic transport enthusiasts.