Harbin Museum
The Harbin Museum is a comprehensive museum showcasing the unique history culture and development of Harbin the Ice City of Northeast China

Key Information
Established Year
1994
Total Area
12000 square meters
Exhibition Halls
8 permanent exhibition halls
Collection Size
Over 10000 cultural relics
Architectural Style
Modern with European influences
Special Exhibitions
Ice and Snow Culture Russian Influence
Audio Guide
Available in multiple languages
Accessibility
Wheelchair accessible facilities available
Harbin Museum established in 1994 is a comprehensive museum that systematically presents the history culture and development of Harbin Known as the Pearl of the Eurasian Land Bridge Harbin has a fascinating history shaped by Russian influence Chinese traditions and modern development The museum houses over 10000 cultural relics including artifacts from the Jin Dynasty Russian colonial period Japanese occupation and contemporary era The exhibitions are organized across three main sections historical relics folk customs and modern development offering visitors a comprehensive understanding of Harbins transformation from a small fishing village to a major international city The architecture itself reflects Harbins unique blend of Chinese and European styles with elegant design elements that echo the citys famous Russian influenced buildings
Things to Do
- Explore the Historical Relics Exhibition featuring artifacts from ancient times to modern era
- Visit the Folk Customs Hall showcasing traditional Northeast Chinese culture and Russian influenced traditions
- Study the Russian Colonial Period exhibits including photographs documents and daily life objects
- Examine the Japanese Occupation section with historical records and resistance movement artifacts
- Appreciate the Modern Development displays highlighting Harbins transformation into an international city
- View the special Ice and Snow Culture exhibition unique to Harbins winter traditions
- See the architectural models of Harbins famous buildings including Saint Sophia Cathedral
- Learn about the Chinese Eastern Railway history that shaped Harbins development
Tourism Guide