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- Optional itinerary attractions: Hagia Sophia Cathedral, Sun Island, Stalin Park, Zhongyang Pedestrian Street, Dragon Tower Unit 731, Museum, Harbin Grand Theater (visit the exterior only)

- Meeting location: According to the hotel you are staying in (meet the tour guide at the hotel lobby at 09:00 am)

-Attractions-

The large green onion-shaped dome of Hagia Sophia is very eye-catching. Although this magnificent Byzantine building no longer functions as a church, it is still attracting people to visit as one of the more beautiful exotic-style buildings in Harbin. . Hagia Sophia is currently the best-preserved Byzantine building in China. Although it was renamed "Harbin Architectural Art Museum" in 1997, locals and foreign tourists prefer to call it "Sofia Cathedral".

Sun Island International Snow Sculpture Art Expo, referred to as "Snow Expo" or "Sun Island Snow Expo", is the birthplace of Chinese snow sculpture art, an important part of the Harbin International Ice and Snow Festival, and one of the biggest highlights of Harbin winter tourism.

Stalin Park was built in 1953, formerly known as Jiangpan Park, across the river from Sun Island Scenic Area. It is an open landscape park on the banks of the Songhua River, where the famous Flood Control Memorial Tower is located. This is a landscape area full of Russian charm. You can see some artistic statues and buildings imitating Russian classical style. In summer, the park is lined with green trees and is a good place for a cool walk.

Central Pedestrian Street is a must-visit place in Harbin. This most prosperous century-old street is lined with buildings of various styles, and houses shops such as candied haws, Harbin red sausage, Russian matryoshka dolls, Madiel popsicles and various Russian foods.

Dragon Tower is the Heilongjiang TV Tower. It is located in the Economic and Technological Development Zone of Harbin City, Heilongjiang Province. It is a landmark building in Harbin, the third largest city in Northeast China. The 336-meter-high tower is a comprehensive multi-functional tower integrating radio and television transmission, tourism, catering and entertainment, advertising, environmental meteorological monitoring, microwave communication, and wireless communication.

Unit 731 Museum is located in the southern suburbs of Harbin. It displays a large amount of evidence of the Japanese invaders' experiments on living people. There are various experimental equipment, figures and scene statues, pictures and testimonial materials, as well as a bacteria laboratory, a frostbite laboratory, and a crematorium. The ruins are all irrefutable evidence. The ruins exhibition hall is divided into indoor exhibition hall and outdoor ruins. The indoor exhibition hall records the list of nearly 3,000 victims.

Harbin Grand Theater is a landmark building in Harbin, facing the Sun Island Scenic Area across the river and adjacent to the Siberian Tiger Forest Park. The architectural design breaks the traditional design ideas, and the beautiful architectural curves are smooth and natural. The theater includes a large theater and a small theater. The large theater mainly performs large-scale operas, dance dramas, and ballets, as well as concert functions. The small theater mainly meets the multi-functional requirements of drama and chamber music performances, as well as opera performances, conferences and other functions.