Pretending to be in Europe | Harbin's old building, St. Alexeev Church

Old churches are an important part of Harbin's century-old buildings. In addition to the famous St. Sophia Cathedral near Central Street, there are many other churches in the city worth visiting. 👍️Must-see attraction: St. Alekseyev Church Built in 1930. It was originally the Orthodox Alexeev Church, which was closed in 1958 and converted into a Catholic church in 1980 and resumed religious activities. Brick and stone structure, Russian architectural style. The plan is cross-shaped, and the facades are majestic and staggered. The bell tower has a tent roof and a small guest roof; the nave ends with an onion dome. Murals depicting biblical stories are hung around the interior. The church is the best preserved church building in Harbin. 📍Attraction address: No. 47 Tuke Street, Nangang District, Harbin 🚗 Transportation to the attraction: Metro Line 2 goes directly to Workers’ Cultural Palace Station 🎟️Tickets: Free 💗Other tips: There is a mass in the church at 7 am and you can enter to visit