Historical and cultural buildings around Hongbo Square in Harbin

Harbin is not only home to Central Street, but also to Hongbo Square! The main roads around Hongbo Square, such as Hongjun Street, East and West Dazhi Street, are lined with numerous historical and cultural buildings. The European architecture in Harbin is not only a symbolic landscape of the city but also a microcosm of a historical period, witnessing Harbin's development from a small fishing village into an international metropolis. These buildings feature a variety of styles, from Baroque to Renaissance, from Art Nouveau to Modernism, covering almost all the important schools in the history of European architecture. When you come to Harbin, be sure to visit Hongbo Square in Nangang District. It's recently become a popular spot. Start by checking in at the Harbin Soviet Martyrs' Monument nearby the square; the flowers offered by Russian President Putin to the Soviet martyrs are still there a few days ago. The monument is solemn and dignified. Visitors are bustling around, taking pictures and checking in. There are several historical and cultural buildings around the square: Jibeluoso Building (Former Italian Consulate): No. 63, Hongjun Street, Nangang District Former Residence of the Director of the Middle East Railway Administration: No. 38, Hongjun Street, Nangang District Harbin Christian Church (Formerly Nie'eryai Church): No. 252, East Dazhi Street, Nangang District Nangang District Catholic Church: No. 211, East Dazhi Street, Nangang District Orthodox Church of the Holy Mother of God: No. 268, East Dazhi Street, Nangang District Sino-Russian Joint Campus of Harbin Institute of Technology (Former Russian Staff Housing Complex of the Middle East Railway): No. 25, West Dazhi Street, Nangang District