Can I see ice sculptures when I go to Harbin in summer? If so, where can I see it?

I can see it. I'll arrange your itinerary first.

On the first day, the first stop was Sophia Square (Sophia Church)-Zhao Lin Park (whether you can go or not).

Central Street-Stalin Park (Flood Control Memorial Tower)-Sun Island-Polar Pavilion-Northeast Tiger Park are all on the same line. You can walk from Sofia to Zhao Lin. When you arrive in Zhaolin, you will see the Central Street. At the end of the central street is the Songhua River, where the Flood Control Memorial Tower and Stalin Park are located. Then you can go to Sun Island by boat and see the polar museum inside. Next to Sun Island is the Northeast Tiger Garden.

The next morning I went to Heilongjiang Forest Park, in the afternoon I went to Gokurakuji and the Confucian Temple, and in the evening I went to Long Ta (climbing near the Confucian Temple to see the night view of Harbin).

On the third day, two schemes, A's first day's trip was dismantled and the crossing of the river was completed on this day; B, Nangang Catholic Church, Christian Hallelujah Church, and then take a rest and prepare to return.

Note: There are ice sculptures in Sun Island Ice and Snow Art Museum. When you visit Sun Island, you can see this museum.

For reference only, I hope it will help you.