Saint Sophia Cathedral
Saint Sophia Cathedral is a former Russian Orthodox cathedral in Harbin, representing the city's unique Russian heritage. Built in 1907, it is now a m...
About Saint Sophia Cathedral
Saint Sophia Cathedral is a former Russian Orthodox cathedral in Harbin, representing the city's unique Russian heritage. Built in 1907, it is now a museum showcasing Harbin's multicultural history.
Historical Background
Built by Russian engineers in 1907 during the construction of the Chinese Eastern Railway, the cathedral served the large Russian community in Harbin. It represents the unique cultural blend that characterizes the city.
Rating
4.2/5.0
Duration
1 hour
Price
¥20
Category
cultural
Key Highlights
What makes Saint Sophia Cathedral special
Beautiful Russian Orthodox architecture
Historic significance of Russian-Chinese relations
Museum of Harbin's multicultural history
Distinctive onion domes and Byzantine style
Central location in old Harbin district
Facilities
Visitor Tips
Visit the surrounding old Russian quarter. Best photographed from the square in front.
Restrictions
Respectful behavior in former religious site, no flash photography inside
Visit Information
Opening Hours
Weekdays: 08:30-17:00
Weekends: 08:30-17:00
Holidays: 08:30-17:00
Ticket Prices
Adult: ¥20
Student: ¥10
Child: Free
Address
Toulong St, Daoli District, Harbin
How to Get There
Subway
Bus
Taxi
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