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Central Street

Introducing Central Street
Known as the Eastern Moscow, northeast China's Harbin has always been regarded a unique and exotic city. The Central Street in downtown Harbin is the city's ultimate symbol. With a total length of 1,450 meters, the street is now the longest pedestrian street in all of Asia.

Central Street Fast Facts
• Chinese Name: Zhongyang Dajie 中央大街
• Best Time to Visit: All year around
• Recommended Visiting Hours: About 2 to 3 hours
• Things to Do: Photography, Leisure, Architecture
• Opening Hours: All day
• Entrance Fee: Free
• Address: Daoli District, Harbin, Heilongjiang Province

What to expect at Central Street

Harbin's 100-year-long history can be traced back to this story-filled street. Originally constructed in 1898, for the transportation of railway supplies and named the Chinese Street, Harbin Central Street was later floored with square stones based on the design of a Russian engineer in 1924. Since then, Harbin Central Street has become home to numerous foreign shops, hotels and bars. Russian leather, British woolen cloth, French perfume, German medicine and many more exotic commodities can be found here.

The European architectural art is the most obvious feature of this long corridor and the four most influential schools of Western architecture from different eras -- including Baroque, Renaissance, eclecticism and Art Nouveau -- are all presented along Harbin Central Street. As Harbin's most cultural rich area and busiest commercial street, Harbin Central Street is an enthralling destination, attracting tourists both all over the globe.

How to get to Central Street
• Take bus No. 97, 102, 105, 106, 111, 206, 383 or Harbin Taiping International Airport Shuttle Bus Line 3 and get off at Jingweijie (Zhongyang Dajie) Station.

Additional travel advice on Central Street
• Please wear warm clothes and keep the camera, telephone or other electronic equipment warm to work with battery while taking outdoor activities in winter.
• Please take care of your belongings at the street.

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