Intro
Best Time to VisitDaytime
ActivitiesSightseeing
Crowd LevelNot Crowd
Ticket PriceFree
The Badaguan Scenic Area was initially developed in the early 20th century during the German colonial period and was designed as a high-end residential district. Known for its unique blend of international architectural styles, it has earned the nickname "International Architecture Exposition." Each building within this area has its own distinctive features:
- Flower and Stone Building: Built in the 1930s, this castle-style structure combines Gothic and Baroque architectural elements.
- Princess Building: Originally the residence of a Danish prince, this building showcases Nordic design, featuring an elegant and intricate appearance.
- Marshal's Building: This building blends traditional Chinese elements with modern Western architectural styles and served as the residence for several important military leaders in China.
- Butterfly Building: Named for its resemblance to a butterfly in flight, this is a typical European-style villa within the Eight Great Passes area.
