Harbin Travel | St. Sophia Cathedral, a photo spot.

Harbin, one of the most attractive cities in Northeast China, is a city that everyone loves. Its unique historical background, strong Russian style, and Ice and Snow World make countless people from the south yearn for it. St. Sophia Cathedral, one of the landmark buildings in Harbin, is a typical Byzantine building. Its magnificence and simplicity also attract countless tourists. It is also a photo spot, and you can take great photos easily. 📸Photo Spot 1: The square in front of the cathedral is surrounded by European-style buildings, giving you the feeling of being on a European street. 📸Photo Spot 2: The bench at the entrance, take a low-angle side shot to avoid the crowd. 📸Photo Spot 3: The arched door in the southeast direction of the cathedral is suitable for frame composition. 📸Photo Spot 4: The green benches around the cathedral. 📸Photo Spot 5: The marble fence on the side of the square. 📸Photo Spot 6: There are too many people in front of the cathedral, so go to the back to take photos. 📸Photo Spot 7: The arched windows on the side are less crowded and beautiful. 📸Photo Spot 8: The door of the cathedral. 📍Attraction Address: No. 88, Toulong Street, Daoli District, Harbin 🏝️Reservation Guide: No reservation is required. The cathedral is open from 08:00 to 17:00. The ticket is CNY 20 per person, and the student ticket is half price. 🚗Transportation Guide: Bus routes 1, 2, and 13 Subway: Line 1 to Museum Station, then walk for 10 minutes; Line 2 to Shangzhi Street Station, then walk to the destination. 💗Other Tips: There are very few people at St. Sophia Cathedral around 8 am, and the sun has just come out with good light, which is the best time to take photos.