The Qingdao Catholic Church is located in Zhejiang Road, also known as the St. Michael's Church. It was designed by German designer Bishop in accordance with Gothic and Roman architectural styles. The church was built in 1932 and completed in 1934. The tower is 56 meters high and is the tallest building in Shandong Province before the founding of the People's Republic of China. The church decoration is in the form of the Italian Renaissance. The hall is 18 meters high, spacious and bright, with seven large chandeliers hanging from the ceiling, and an altarpiece at the rear, with a dome-like mural painting, which is solemn and beautiful. It can accommodate thousands of believers and is the largest Gothic building in Qingdao. It is also the only consecration church in China and a masterpiece of Christian architecture. The colorful glass windows transmit soft light. There are corridors on both sides of the hall, two large altars on the back, four small altars, and the dome of the hall is painted with stupid murals, dazzling lights and full of a strong religious atmosphere. The roof covers the red tile of the tongue, which is huge and simple and elegant. If the church goes in for a visit, it will cost 10 yuan for one ticket and the child will be exempt from the ticket. This is a must-see for wedding photography, where you can see many lovers of wedding dresses at any time.