This upmarket cafe-restaurant isn't quite on No 3 Beach, but it sure is close. The coffee is excellent, as is the Western food (sirloin steaks, lamb chops, salads and soups), and there are sea views from the 1st floor, though it also has a large ground-floor terrace.
Wù Yuán
Qingdao
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This 232m-tall television tower sits atop Taiping Hill, with a revolving restaurant at the top and an observation platform for long views.
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This cable car transports visitors up the length of Taiping Hill to Qingdao TV Tower, with excellent views along the way.