Harbin's Central Avenue is a hidden gem of exotic attractions that won't cost you a dime

Harbin is home to a plethora of exotic buildings, not just the predominant European architecture represented by Russian styles, but also many Middle Eastern structures, such as Jewish ones. This is a must-visit niche spot in Harbin that's absolutely free, located right next to Central Avenue, at the Old Synagogue Concert Hall. It's the former site of the main synagogue 🕍 and is perfect for photography, with its exotic staircases and windows that are particularly photogenic, and it's usually not crowded at all 🆓! 1️⃣ The first floor is a concert hall 2️⃣ The second floor is a café (where you can overlook the entire concert hall) 3️⃣ The third floor is a music bookstore (where you can buy lots of souvenirs) When I visited, the concert hall was being used for a wedding photo shoot, so I couldn't enter and could only take a few photos at the entrance. The windows and staircases are the most distinctive features, especially when the sunlight streams in. Highly recommended!!❣️❣️