Hello Dafei FIGO, you are very wise and lucky to live on Central Street. I really didn’t notice where the Home Inn on Central Street is, but Central Street is very close to many scenic spots.
Let me introduce it to you according to your plan: On the first day/morning, walk to Hagia Sophia (free entry to 20 squares) to take photos, then walk back to Central Street to visit the beauty of the century-old street, which is known as the Oriental Little Paris.
It has been perfectly interpreted here. There are department stores, gourmet restaurants, hotels, special snacks, and Xinhua Bookstore. They are all baroque buildings. You can have lunch at the "Hua Meixi Restaurant", which is an old Russian-style Western restaurant, different from the French one.
, relatively rough, the recommended dishes are canned beef, canned shrimp, steak, beetroot soup and soft-fried salmon.
Or Laoshanghao Casserole (cheap price), Oriental Dumpling King (cheap price), and Sarabor Barbecue (high price). In short, many famous shops are here.
After eating and drinking, go to Suning Appliance at the intersection of Central Street and Youyi Road. Bus No. 29 will arrive at the intersection of Sun Island (the bus runs every half hour and the fare is about 3 yuan. If you find it inconvenient, you can take a taxi to Sun Island Park. If you want to get there, dial the meter for around 20.
), we came to the national AAAAA-level scenic spot - Sun Island, where the Sun Island Snow Expo is located (ticket 150). You can decide your own time to visit the scenic spot. Please wear clothes and keep warm. On sunny days, you need to wear sunglasses to prevent the glare of the snow from causing snow blindness.
(It is not necessary if the sun is not strong or there is no sun). After the tour, on the right side of the park is the Harbin Polar Museum (ticket: 120). After you come out, you can walk for 20 minutes from the way you came back to the Sun Island intersection.
I saw the Ice and Snow World. (Ticket: 200 yuan) It is best to finish the tour around 19:30 and take the bus back to Jiangnan at the bus station. Otherwise, if you miss the time, you can only take a taxi back, but the price is very high, so you have to return early.
Return to Jiangnan and take bus No. 22 at the Highway Bridge bus station to go to Anfa Bridge (get off the bridge at Fushun Street and walk back along the edge of the bridge, traditional charcoal hot pot - Tanhuo House) to have a hot pot to warm yourself up and ward off the cold, and you are still in the mood.
Just return to the platform where you got off and take bus 89 to Gogol Street (if it's late, go the next day).
The next day/Take bus No. 1 to Daowai District, the oldest urban area in Harbin, and get off at Jingyu Street. Along the way, there are many snacks that have been around for decades, and some that are hundreds of years old. I will not introduce them one by one.
Yes, you can buy a Harbin Food Map for 10 yuan, which is sold at newsstands. The simple workmanship can be kept as a souvenir, and it will help you introduce the food in great detail.
Day 3/Skiing in Yabuli, this is the main venue of the Great Winter Games and has professional ski trails. If you are coming to Harbin for the first time, don’t miss it.
If you travel by yourself, the retail price is 180 yuan/2 hours. It is recommended to join a group tour, the price will be much lower, and it includes round-trip transportation and lunch, which is more practical.
Day 4/The most beautiful hometown of snow - Snow Town in China. This place is relatively remote and if you have no experience in independent travel, it is recommended to join a group tour and stay overnight in a farmhouse with a heated kang.
Day 5/ Return to Harbin from Xuexiang. You can take bus 101 or 103 (get off at the museum and walk for 5 minutes) to go to Gogol Street to see the night view.
This itinerary is a relatively perfect itinerary for a trip to Harbin, including very representative scenic spots.
Hope it helps.
If you have any other questions, please leave a message to me.