Lüshun Railway Station
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A wooden station built by Tsarist Russia in 1903, with a Russian-style green onion dome and yellow walls. It is one of Lüshun's most photogenic old buildings.
Lüshun Railway Station was the terminus of the South Manchuria Branch of the Chinese Eastern Railway. Completed in 1903, the station building is a wooden structure in Russian style, with distinctive green onion domes and spires, and it has been restored to its original appearance in recent years. Photography outside the building is free, and access to the interior depends on on-site arrangements. It lies on the eastern foot of Baiyu Mountain, near Lüshun Harbour, about a 10-minute walk from Baiyu Mountain. It can be toured together with the naval port and Taiyanggou.
Opening hours
Exterior viewable all day
Nearby sights
- Lushunkou & Baiyu Hill
- Lüshun Museum
- Former Kwantung Army Headquarters
- Lushun Wanzhongmu Memorial
- Taiyanggou Historic District
- Lüshun Japanese-Russian Prison Site
- Lushun Soviet Army Martyrs Cemetery
- Dongjiguanshan North Fort