Volga Manor

Volga Manor, on the banks of the Ashe River in Chenggaozi Town, Xiangfang District, Harbin, is a national 4A-level cultural and tourist scenic spot covering over 372 square miles. With Russian culture as its theme, it has many restored Russian-style buildings like St. Nicholas Cathedral and cultural sites such as the Petrov Art Palace. Visitors can enjoy the exotic scenery, taste Russian food, and join activities with rich Russian customs.

Highlights of Volga Manor

Vodka Exhibition Hall

It's easy to understand the depth of Russians' passion for vodka. As the Russian saying goes, vodka runs through their veins. When visitors explore the captivating history of vodka within this exhibition hall, they will also get the opportunity to sample some of the most authentic Russian vodka. Few things pair with vodka as perfectly as a glass filled with ice. The intense, fiery sensation of the vodka is beautifully contrasted by the coolness of the ice, creating a truly unique tasting experience.

Petrov Art Palace

Petrov Art Palace

The Petrov Art Palace boasts a magnificent exterior and a splendid interior. As the first creative base of the Russian Artists Association in China, the hall within showcases more than ten exceptional paintings from the St. Petersburg Repin Academy of Fine Arts, one of the four major fine - arts academies in the world. Walking through the hall and appreciating the beautiful paintings brings a sense of tranquility. Besides its artworks, the Petrov Art Palace also boasts a remarkably long slide that leads to Tsaritzeno Castle. As visitors slide down, visitors can experience weightlessness while conveniently reaching the next attraction, making it both fun and practical.

Tsaritzino Fort

Tsaritzino Fort

Tsaritzino Fort, located in Harbin's Volga Estate, is built in an imitation Gothic style. Constructed of red brick and decorated with white stone carvings, the fort looks imposing and grand. Visitors can frame beautiful views through the arch of the bridge, take photos with the sculptures, and enjoy winter activities such as snow - themed tours, sled trains, and more. The fort harmonizes with the surrounding castles, creating a lovely fairy - tale world.

St. Nicholas Cathedral

St. Nicholas Cathedral

St. Nicholas Cathedral is a Gothic octagonal wooden structure with a unique shape and an onion - shaped dome. Inside the church, the wooden structure is simple and elegant, adorned with exotic paintings. Visitors can not only experience the architectural charm from 100 years ago but also understand the various historical changes of Harbin. It is an ideal place to feel the Russian spirit.

Unicorn Playground

The Unicorn Playground at Volga Manor features an Eastern unicorn as its centerpiece. Drawing inspiration from the Trojan Horse and the Western unicorn, the horse has been constructed in majestic red steel, a creatively splendid symbol. Children can ascend five levels of stairs and slide down in utter excitement. From the tip of the great horse's head, there's a panoramic view of the setting in the woods, right around the horse farm ponies, a fantastic world of kids where they can play and live out their dreams of becoming knights.