Chinese Baroque Travel Guide

If you ask me whether the Chinese Baroque Street is worth a visit, I will definitely tell you to go and see it. After all, in my eyes, in my heart, apart from 'snow', Harbin should have many different styles, perhaps also 'thousands of styles', and the Chinese Baroque Street is just one of the 'styles'. Harbin Travel Guide|Chinese Baroque District❤️Old Daowai|||Unlike the old buildings around the verge of collapse, the buildings in the scenic area are newly renovated, as if they are not in the same dimension. It is surrounded by Jingyu Street and Nanxun Street from north to south, and the South Second Street in it has been built into a commercial food street; after visiting the entire old Daowai, you can come here to choose a shop to rest. 🎈Location: No. 64, South Tou Street, Daoli District, Harbin 🚇Subway: Get off at Chinese Baroque District Station on Line 3 🚌Bus: Take Route 1 or 28 in Old Daowai and get off at Jingyu Tou Street Station; 💰Ticket: Free ⏰Opening hours: All day Old City New Market ▲Although the renovated old buildings are obviously not as lively and flying as those original buildings outside, at least we see the possibility of these old buildings in the future; it is better to be able to repair than to let it live and die. ▲What's different from the outside is that after the buildings here are renovated, tourists can go into the backyard to understand the structure of the Chinese Baroque courtyard. The internal characteristic courtyards and alleys crisscross, and if you go deeper, you may sometimes find surprises. ▲The shops facing the street are mainly in Baroque style. Once you enter the courtyard, you can see the Chinese-style courtyard. It doesn't feel abrupt or awkward, it seems to have a unique flavor. Quiet Commercial Pedestrian Street ▲The overall scale of the style street is not large, South Second Street and South Third Street are two main roads. We walked around the two main roads clockwise, which is more grounded than the high-end Central Street, and also shows the folk customs of Harbin. ▲ Maybe there are not many tourists, the commercial atmosphere does not feel too strong, many shops along the street are not open; old buildings have opened hostels, restaurants, cafes, tea rooms, souvenir shops and other formats. Murals, statues, and internet celebrity shooting points are also typical scenic area operation ideas. 🍗Eat in Daowai In Harbin, there is a saying that 'eat in Daowai'. There are many similar old restaurants on the street, and the old Dingfeng at the street corner is the most famous old pastry shop in Harbin. North Third First Old Lady Barbecue It is a shop that has been on 'A String of Life', moved from Songguang Hutong to this regular scenic spot, a must-experience for barbecue lovers. Old Dingfeng Founded in 1911, it has a history of 100 years. The bread, cakes, pastries, popsicles and various cooked foods of Old Dingfeng are loved by locals. Especially the popsicles here are definitely not inferior to Madieer popsicles. Zhang Bao Shop Founded in 1902, it is also a century-old shop. In Harbin, it is equivalent to Goubuli Baozi in Tianjin, but the price is lower, the taste is better, and the cost performance is higher. It is one of the most famous snacks in the old Daowai. Zhang Fei's Meat One of the top ten famous snacks in Harbin, the shop is not big, and the decoration is exquisite. The meat is amazing, the lean meat is not firewood, and it is delicious. Fan Ji Yong A very authentic Chinese restaurant in Harbin, founded in 1912, and it has a history of 100 years so far. Various dumplings with large meat and thin skin, especially the three fresh dumplings are the most famous.