Today there are three halls, facing north and south, built on the same central axis. They are a group of larger buildings from the Ming and Qing Dynasties. In 1979, they were announced as key cultural relics protection units in the city. The first main hall in the south is 3 rooms wide and 6 meters deep, with two floors of elevated buildings and overhanging eaves. The red painted wooden sill pillars and yellow glazed tiles are magnificent and magnificent. There is a plaque on the door with gold-plated official script: "Luoyuan Hall". Holding the pillars of the building, hanging wooden couplets: "The clouds and mist moisten the steam, but the sound of the waves shakes the Daming Lake." This is excerpted from the poem "Baotu Spring" by Zhao Mengfu, a calligrapher and painter of the Yuan Dynasty, and written by the late contemporary calligrapher Jin Fen. In front of the hall is a rolling shed-style eaves, and the lintel is open-carved with patterns such as cloud patterns, colorful pavilions, animals, and flowers, which makes it look classical. The palace platform is close to the water, which is the best place to enjoy the scenery of Baotu Spring. In the middle is the second main hall, with three sills and two floors, with scattered brackets, red columns and green tiles, shining brightly. The northernmost is the third main hall, which is built on a hard mountain and is simple and elegant. The second main hall is now the "Eying Temple", which worships Emperor E and Nvying. The three main halls are the "Three Holy Temples", dedicated to Yao, Shun and Yu. Couplets hung in the front and back halls respectively: "The harp and harp are friends, and the bells and drums play music; the phoenix returns and Xiaoxiang sings." "The Bao suddenly soars, the three springs sing Yao, Shun, and Yu; China is prosperous, and the sun, moon and stars will shine for all generations." The two couplets are both written by Xu Beiwen, a famous scholar in Jinan. Book written by professor.
There are three main halls, with green brick and white powder tube tile sloping roof walls on the outside. It forms a two-entry courtyard, covering an area of ??about 1,000 square meters. There are cave doors in the east and west, with bricks and inlaid bricks on the foreheads of the doors with "pillow flow" and "wash stone" respectively. The walls are equipped with lattice windows to complement the scenery outside the windows. Pictures are presented. The graceful cedars, the old and clumsy Sophora japonica, the fluttering green willows, and the charming wintersweet are all captured in the window. The rest of the space is inlaid with 19 inscriptions of Wang Shouren, Wang Zhonglin and other celebrities since the Ming and Qing Dynasties chanting the spring. One of the stone tablets has the word "Jituan" written by Emperor Kangxi of the Qing Dynasty engraved on the front, and the word "Jituan" written by Emperor Kangxi of the Qing Dynasty is engraved on the back. "Poetry, known as the "Double Royal Stele", adds profound cultural connotation to this deep courtyard.