Where is the 'Window of Weihai' frame sculpture located within Weihai Park?

The 'Window of Weihai' is situated in the southeastern corner of Weihai Park. It is a bronze frame sculpture created by artist Fu Zhongwang.

What are the operating hours and admission fees for the 'Window of Weihai' frame sculpture in Weihai Park?

The 'Window of Weihai' frame sculpture operates 24 hours a day, year-round, and admission is free.

Can I feed the seagulls at Weihai Park?

Yes, you can purchase sausages for seagulls at the park for 2 yuan and feed them. Purchases can be made via Alipay QR payment.

What are some nearby attractions to visit around Weihai Park, and how should I travel to them?

To the north of the park are Huancuilou Park and Wego Mall, with Happiness Gate located between the park and Wego Mall. Hanlefang is situated on the southeastern coastline. As it's difficult to walk there, we recommend using a Didi taxi.

Weihai Park's Iconic Photo Frame: A Must-Visit Spot in 2026

Weihai Park's Iconic Photo Frame: A Must-Visit Spot in 2026 | TRVLOGUE

Weihai Park's Iconic Photo Frame

Top Things to Do in Weihai

Welcome, fellow adventurers! Ready to discover another hidden gem?

If you're planning your trip and looking for the best things to do in Weihai, I highly recommend a visit to Weihai Park to snap some photos with its famous photo frame sculpture.

I've put together a full guide, covering the exact location of the photo frame, essential park information, and even some fantastic nearby attractions to round out your visit.

Let's dive in!

Table of Contents

1. Weihai Park Info + Nearby Attractions

2. My Weihai Park Travel Review ⭐

3. Who Will Love This Spot?

1. Weihai Park Info + Nearby Attractions

Without a doubt, the most iconic photo spot in Weihai Park is this unique photo frame sculpture, affectionately known as the 'Window of Weihai' (威海之窗).

Category	Details
Official Name	Window of Weihai (威海之窗)
Operating Hours	24/7, Year-Round
Admission Fee	Free
Address	山东省威海市环翠区竹岛街道海滨中路威海公园(东南角)
📍 Map [Gaode Map Link]

This bronze photo frame sculpture, created by artist Fu Zhongwang, is situated in the southeastern corner of Weihai Park.

⭐ Explore these nearby attractions too!

Place	Direction (from Weihai Park)	Features
Huanqiu Park	North	City park with scenic overlooks
WeGo Mall (WeGo Plaza)	North, next to Huanqiu Park	Popular shopping & dining area
Happiness Gate	Between Huanqiu Park/WeGo Mall and Weihai Park	Iconic gate, great photo opportunity
Hanluo Fang (Koreatown)	Southeast, along the coast	Korean food & shopping street, night market
Huaxia City	Southwest, a bit further out	Large cultural theme park

Since these spots are all located around Weihai's city center, I highly recommend incorporating them into your travel itinerary for a comprehensive experience.

Keep in mind that walking between them might be a stretch, so using a ride-hailing service like Didi Taxi is your best bet for convenient travel.

2. My Weihai Park Travel Review

As soon as I arrived at the Weihai Park photo frame, the first thing I noticed was the presence of professional photographers.

It's common at popular Chinese attractions to find photographers offering their services for a fee, and I have to say, the quality looked pretty decent!

They typically charge around ~$2-3 per photo and are experts at positioning you perfectly within the frame. They even use props like balloons and ladders to get that ideal shot.

It seems you really need a ladder to get that perfectly framed picture where you're truly 'inside' the artwork.

I opted out of the paid photography, figuring my friend and I could capture some great shots ourselves. Many younger visitors seemed to be doing the same!

Getting the perfect picture with the frame wasn't as easy as it looked, which made me understand why the professional photographers were there!

We spent a fun while mimicking other photographers and trying out various poses.

Pro Tip: For the best photos, aim for early morning or late afternoon. The lower sun angle provides softer, more flattering light.

After our photo session, we took a little stroll around. Just behind the photo frame, we discovered a lively flock of seagulls.

People were either mesmerized watching them or actively feeding them.

You can buy 'seagull sausages' for about ~$0.50. I figured, why not? It's a small price to pay for a fun experience! (I paid via QR code using Alipay).

I sat cross-legged on the ground, soaking in the atmosphere, and tossed the sausages to the eager seagulls.

It would be a shame to just see the photo frame and leave, so I explored the long coastal promenade nearby. There were various shops to browse, making for a pleasant wander.

⭐ On the way back, I grabbed some street snacks!

When I travel, I absolutely love trying local snacks and authentic cuisine.

I spotted some Guihua Gao (桂花糕) for ~$1 and decided to give it a try!

Guihua Gao is a steamed snack made from glutinous rice or rice flour, infused with osmanthus flower syrup. When I tasted it, it reminded me of a fluffy, slightly sweet rice cake, almost like a cross between a sweet rice dumpling and a steamed bun, dusted with sugar.

And that wraps up my review of Weihai Park! ✌️