WenCheng Castle
WenCheng Castle is located on the north side of National Highway 206 in Xiejie, Liujia gou Town, Penglai City, with a construction area of nearly 10,000 square meters. The above-ground portion is nearly 5,000 square meters, while the underground exceeds 5,000 square meters. The above-ground part of the castle is used for dining, while the underground houses a wine cellar and the WenCheng Architecture Art Museum, which showcases European classical architectural art.
The castle is open year-round and is primarily used for receptions and other events. You can host celebrations, exhibitions, concerts, and cultural performances here. The outdoor plaza and the main hall of the castle are ideal venues for large-scale events.
The castle’s restaurant serves exquisite cuisine. The underground wine cellar also awaits your visit to sample its fine wines. The basement stores nearly 100,000 bottles of wine collected by the owner from his travels around the world. The WenCheng Architecture Art Museum in the underground offers you a taste of the essence of European classical culture without leaving home. The stunning beauty of the architecture and the refined romance of the art are presented here through various forms such as opera, oil paintings, and sculptures.
The soon-to-be-completed castle hotel will have 468 rooms. Also completed will be an outdoor swimming pool and a small yacht marina. With blue skies, blue seas, and a garden-like palace, it provides a serene sanctuary for your soul in today’s restless and materialistic world. WenCheng Castle will deliver an unprecedented visual and sensory experience.
Featured Attractions: The scenic area is connected to the sea, allowing you to directly go to the sea for activities such as playing, fishing, and swimming.
Transportation Guide:
Self-driving: Weiwu Expressway – Penglai West – Exit at Penglai (207 km) – drive about 17 km along National Highway 206 – on the north side of National Highway 206
Information Source: Yantai Tourism Development Commission
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