Harbin Eurasian Window Park Travel Guide

Scenic spot introduction:

Harbin Eurasian Window Park is located in the west of Harbin City. It is the first park in Northeast China that features miniature world classic architectural landscapes. The natural unadorned wilderness scenery and the Eurasian landscape complement each other to form a beautiful picture. The garden design boldly combines Western terrace gardening techniques with traditional Chinese gardening techniques, adding a touch of fresh green to northern gardens and making it a unique addition to the beautiful city of Harbin.

Attractions distribution:

Harbin Eurasia Window Park is divided into eight major scenic areas including European Street, Asian and African Area, Sports and Fitness Area, and Quiet Leisure Area. It also has Swan Lake, Windmill Stele Wine House, Dinis Castle, Tongxin Palace, Peacock Garden, French Arc de Triomphe, Kremlin Red Wall Bell Tower, Dove of Peace Square, tennis courts and golf courses. The recreational activities in the park mainly include the amusement bridge on the artificial lake, dozens of non-powered amusement equipment in the children's playground, paintball shooting, bumper cars, gasoline cars, small cruise ships, etc. to add to your sightseeing experience. The European-style villa resort has complete facilities such as multi-functional halls, swimming pools, bowling alleys, entertainment halls, restaurants, and guest rooms, making it an ideal place for family gatherings, vacations and leisure. In winter, the Window of Europe and Asia is even more charming against the backdrop of more than 100 snow sculptures. The ice and snow park has a junior and intermediate ski resort, and there are many games to choose from, such as ski circles, sledding, snow tug-of-war, ice slides, etc. Four snow-style garden parties have been successfully held, enriching the content of Harbin’s ice and snow tourism.

Scenic spot qualifications:

National 3A scenic spot

Scenic spot features:

Sightseeing, entertainment, fitness, catering, vacation, ice and snow, parks