欧人监狱旧址
　　　　 Site of Prison for Europeans
　　 　

　　位于青岛市市南区常州路25号，建于1900年，占地面积6309平方米。德国占领青岛时，用于关押犯罪的欧洲人，时称欧人监狱。为德国三段式古堡建筑。大块花岗岩砌基，上部为红色清水墙体。与主体相连的圆形塔楼有规律地开有若干小型窗洞，内有47级螺旋楼梯，上覆圆锥形铜皮尖塔顶。解放后，为看守所，现正筹建青岛司法博物馆。2006年，作为青岛德国建筑群之一，被列为全国重点文物保护单位。
　　Located at No.25, Changzhou Road, Shinan District, Qingdao, the building was built in 1900, covering a land area of 6,309 m2. When Germany occupied Qingdao, it was used to confine European criminals and then called Prison for Europeans. This is a building in the style of German ternary castle, with foundation made of granite blocks and red clear walls. There are small window holes regularly opened on the round turret in connection with the principal part, with the 47-stepped screw stair inside and a copper-foiled cone steeple. After the liberation, the building served as a detention house and currently is under the organization and construction of Qingdao Juridical Museum. It was listed into key national protected units of cultural relics in 2006 as one of the German architectural complexes in Qingdao.
　　

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