Harbin Museum

Harbin Museum = Harbin's own Louvre Harbin Museum, I would like to call it Harbin's own Louvre. In the museum, except for Building 3 which is a military office, the other 1267 four buildings are all part of the museum. Each of the four buildings has a different style, ranging from eclectic to Chinese, with different styles inside and out. Buildings 1 and 2 have a very strong European style, with very high ceilings and plaster moldings, and the furniture inside is medieval. Buildings 6 and 7 have long corridors and are very spacious inside. Building 1 is a former office, Building 2 has pottery exhibitions, coin exhibitions, and Qing Dynasty clothing exhibitions. Building 6 features clock exhibitions, European oil paintings, Soviet oil paintings, European antique furniture, and photography exhibitions, print exhibitions, lacquerware exhibitions. Building 7 mainly focuses on the origins of Harbin city. The entire tour took four and a half hours just for a round, and the layout and viewing time were exactly the same as my initial visit to the Louvre. The collection inside is very rich and definitely worth a visit. Ps: Antique furniture can be found in some local medieval markets, and interested friends can take pictures and go look for them. Surprisingly, I saw Priest's books at the Heilongjiang Literature Exhibition. Opening hours: 9-16 Admission: Free admission, no reservation required. You can directly swipe your ID