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Tsingtao Beer Museum is full of value. The exhibition of century-old development history and beer processing flow is very shocking, which vividly shows the concept of green, intelligent and open enterprise, and shows the indissoluble bond between Qingdao, a charming coastal city, and beer. It will be particularly shocking after the visit.

Introduction of Tsingtao Beer Museum

Tsingtao Brewery Museum is the only beer museum in China, focusing on the history and technological process of Tsingtao Brewery in the past 1 years, it condenses the development history of China beer industry and Tsingtao Brewery, integrates cultural history, production technological process, beer entertainment, shopping and catering, and has the characteristics of knowledge, entertainment and participation in tourism.

Tsingtao Brewery Museum is located in the old factory building of Tsingtao Brewery a hundred years ago. The red houses are very tasteful, and the roof on the side of the road is decorated with striking oversized beer cans. Here you can learn about the history of Tsingtao beer, see the old equipment for producing beer, and taste the pure Tsingtao beer.

when you enter the gate, you first see a square. In the center of the square is the Arabic numeral "1" statue named "Centennial Ode", which was erected on August 15th, 23 to welcome the centenary birthday of Tsingtao Brewery. There is a fountain composed of beer bottles and wine glasses statues on the west side of "Centennial Ode". There is also a statue of Dionysus in the square. The Tsingtao Brewery Museum is divided into three tourist areas: Hall A: Dialogue with History-a century-old historical and cultural exhibition area, Hall B: Meeting with Classics-brewing technology of Tsingtao Brewery, and Hall C: Cheering the world-a multifunctional interactive leisure area. Visit in the order of Hall A-Hall B-Hall C..

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