Harbin Railway Station
哈尔滨站
A station building in Art Nouveau style, rebuilt in 2018 to its original 1904 appearance. It is the face of a century-old railway city.
Harbin Railway Station was first built in 1899. Its Art Nouveau station building, completed in 1904, was once considered one of the most beautiful stations in the Far East, but it was demolished and rebuilt in the 1960s. During the station renovation in 2018, the south station building was rebuilt to its original 1904 design. The green roof, arched windows and curved decorations recreate the look of the Chinese Eastern Railway era, and the building is especially photogenic when lit up at night. Next to the station square is the An Jung-geun Memorial Hall. The station is still in operation, and the exterior can be admired for free. It is about 2 km from Central Avenue and about 1 km from the Heilongjiang Provincial Museum.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- St. Iver Church
- Jihong Bridge
- Saint Sophia Cathedral
- Heilongjiang Provincial Museum
- Harbin New Synagogue
- Northeast China Revolutionary Martyrs' Memorial Hall
- Churin Department Store
- Laochujia Restaurant