Which district is Central Street in Harbin?

Harbin Central Street is in Daoli District. The transportation is very convenient and it is right in the city center.

Introduction: Central Street, known as the "No. 1 Street in Harbin", is currently the longest and largest pedestrian street in Asia. It is known for its unique European-style architecture, row upon row of boutique commercial buildings, colorful leisure communities and colorful shopping malls. The diverse cultural life has become a beautiful scenery in Harbin. Central Street is the intersection of modernity, history and civilization in Harbin, and is the pride of Harbin people. A street interprets the history of civilization of a city, and a city becomes famous at home and abroad because of the prosperity of a street.

Central Street was built in 1898 and was originally called "China Street". In 1925, it was renamed "Central Street" and later developed into the most prosperous commercial street in the city, which is still used today. Central Street starts from the Songhua River Flood Control Memorial Tower in the north and ends at Jingwei Street in the south, with a total length of 1,450 meters and a width of 21.34 meters. There are 71 European-style and imitation European-style buildings in the street, and there are 13 protected buildings in Renaissance, Baroque, eclectic and modern styles. A small street contains the four most influential architectural schools in the history of Western architecture, and the most charming cultural development history of nearly 300 years in Europe. It contains the profound and long history and the broad scope of architectural art. His posture is rare in the world. In 1986, the Harbin Municipal People's Government designated Central Street as a protected building street. In August 1996, the city government decided to transform it into a pedestrian street.

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