This is a long and wonderful street, full of Russian gifts. I wouldn’t recommend eating at many places on this street, perhaps move off to a back street. It is very touristy

This is one of the top ten things to do in Harbin starting at the river it a relaxing walk along a beautiful cobble stone street with so many shops and restaurants

It's a long street with lots of branded shops and locals too..... A good place to buy Russian stuff like fabrics and chocolates.

Like any other pedestrians, of course it is a shopping center! They have plenty of foods (both chinese and russian), cafes, and stores like Zara, H&M, uniqlo, nike, and some factory outlets too. If you don't have winter jacket, you can buy it here for...More

Zhong Yang Pedestrian Street in the local vernacular is 中央大街. Literally translated it simply means Central St. No traffic allowed. There are cafes, restaurant and shops on both side of this tree,lined street which stretches for a good one hour stroll without shopping nor stopping...More

Not really much to see, buildings built during the Russian occupation and shops selling icecream and Russian Russian tat at high prices. Live entertainment from the balcony of the Modern Hotel, shame the music started before the players.

At the entrance there is a lovely wrought iron sign stating the start of Zhong Yang road. There are many shops selling Russian souvenirs and food such as the famous Russian bread and chocolates. There are many buildings with very interesting architecture built long ago....More