Featured Hotels Near Lvshun Railway Station

Near Lüshun Station in Dalian, Wanda Reign Hotel Lüshun is a top choice, just a 5-minute walk from the station and offering modern amenities with convenient access to historical sites like Lüshun Port and Lüshun Museum. For budget travelers, Home Inn Business Hotel (Lüshun Station Branch) provides affordable, clean rooms with excellent public transport links. Both hotels are close to metro and bus routes, making it easy to reach downtown Dalian.

For a unique experience, consider staying at a local guesthouse along Lüshun Old Street, where you can enjoy traditional Liaodong architecture, authentic regional cuisine, and an immersive cultural atmosphere rooted in the area’s rich history.

From Lüshun Station, take local buses No. 8 or No. 102 directly to Lüshun Museum and Lüshun Naval Port, taking about 15 minutes. For faster travel, use e-bikes or taxis, which reach destinations in just 10 minutes. Additionally, a dedicated tour shuttle service operates daily between key sites, ideal for day-trippers.

Several attractions, including Longshan Temple Ruins and the Russo-Japanese War Monument, are within walking distance—perfect for leisurely exploration. For a deeper historical experience, book guided tours to the Lüshun Fortress Ruins, where expert guides provide insights into the First Sino-Japanese War and Russo-Japanese War, offering flexible itineraries and rich educational content.

Near Lüshun Station, the most unique cultural experience is the immersive historical walking tour, where visitors trace the old military defense lines and explore remnants of the First Sino-Japanese War and Russo-Japanese War. The Lüshun Old Street Intangible Cultural Heritage Workshops offer hands-on activities such as Liaodong paper cutting, shadow puppetry, and traditional pottery-making, allowing guests to create authentic souvenirs.

At night, join the Lüshun Lantern Festival and Folk Night Market, featuring local delicacies like braised seafood snacks and fresh sea buns, alongside live folk performances. These events highlight Lüshun’s deep historical roots and showcase the distinctive coastal culture of Northeast China in an engaging, interactive way.