Heilongjiang, abbreviated as "Black", is a provincial-level administrative region of the People's Republic of China, the capital of Harbin, located in northeast China.
Each city has its own characteristic streets and is also one of the city's landmarks. There are modern architectural styles, but also retro bustling. Let's take a look at what are the characteristic commercial streets in Harbin that can be sightseed?
Central Avenue
Daoli District, Harbin
This commercial street with a history of more than 100 years is full of classic European-style buildings, but also full of various department stores, and at night, the whole street is rendered with lights, which is a must-visit place in Harbin.
In the middle of central avenue, you can go east to Zhaolin Park, where the winter ice lantern parade is held, and from the south section of the street, you can go east to Hagia Sophia.
Chinese Baroque style street
No. 32-96, Nanerdao Street, Daowai District, Harbin
It belongs to a very stylish Baroque complex and is also a century-old dining street. Strolling around is the best way to visit the ancient streets.
The Chinese Baroque is mainly concentrated in South Erdao Street to South Third Avenue Street. The building was basically made in 1920, and the restaurants in the old food street here are basically centuries-old brands.
Shida Night Market
Wenxing Street, Nangang District, Harbin
A beautiful landscape in The city of Harbin. Attracting a large number of tourists and diners every day, most of them anonymously, and gradually becoming a punch card for Internet celebrities.
It's also worth a special trip to learn about the local market cuisine while also tasting many delicacies.
Kanto Ancient Lane
The southeast area of the intersection of Qunli Fifth Avenue and Jingjiang East Road in Daoli District, Harbin City
The location is in Qunli New District, together with Wangfujing Shopping Center. Walking into the ancient lanes of Kanto, it will be like returning to the old Harbin of the Kanto period. Wooden window ledges, green brick floors, hanging big red lanterns, there are also some very distinctive things, such as Peking Opera, sugar man and other handicrafts.
Gogol Street
Nangang District, Harbin
Gogol Street is the name of a street in Harbin, built in 1901 and has a history of more than 100 years.
Typical Russian architecture, each building has an underground floor. There is a river called the Russian River on the streets of Gogol Street, which turns from Gougou Street, and there are Russian-style colonnades and pavilions on both sides of the river.
There is also a small shop on Gogol Street that you must visit, that is, the "Gogol Bookstore". It is known as one of the "most beautiful bookstores in China".
Indian Style Street
50 meters east of the intersection of Renhe Street and Guangguang Street in Nangang District, Harbin
The decoration here is more distinctive, it was originally a place where Indians did business, and the building retained the original Indian color.
At present, most of the shops in Indian style street display Russian small goods, and there are some Indian specialties, which are still worth going around.
How many of these streets have you been to? Commercial streets are crowded places, special periods, must do a good job of protection!
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