Stalin Park

Stalin Park is an open-air park built along the south bank of the Songhua River, facing the Sun Island Scenic Area across the river. The famous Flood Control Victory Memorial Square is located in the center of Stalin Park. However, calling it a park doesn't make sense; it's just a walking path. In winter, the snow-white path, flanked by bare trees, is quite charming. There are also many simple snowmen and ice sculptures.

Stalin Park is a popular summer resort destination along the Songhua River, facing Sun Island across the river. Built in 1953 and originally named "Riverside Park," it stretches 1,750 meters along the embankment and is a strip of open park covering 105,000 square meters. Centered around the Flood Control Memorial Tower, the park is renowned both domestically and internationally for its classical Russian architectural style, the "Five-Colored Grass Flower Beds" scattered throughout the park, and sixteen sculptures scattered throughout the green spaces, including "Swan Spreading Wings," "Three Young Men," "Start," "Diving," and "Sword Dance."

The name Stalin Park sounds very loud, but it is actually not very big. It is long and narrow all day long. It may be more accurate to call it a riverside park. It is nice to come to the riverside to enjoy the breeze in the summer, or to come here to see the frozen Songhua River in the winter. There is an Ice and Snow Festival here in winter with many snowmen. It is very close to Central Avenue. You can go for a walk and have a look when you come to Harbin.

Riverside Park Park along the Songhua River



It's open, so there are no tickets.



The 1,750-meter-long "Flood Control Memorial Tower" is the centerpiece of Harbin, built to commemorate the local people's victory over two devastating floods.



It is said that many film and television dramas are set here.



There are kiosks selling winter supplies and you can go to the Songhua River to play



In winter, the whole road is filled with snowmen. All kinds of cute and silly ones are very suitable for taking pictures.

Formerly known as Riverside Park, it is located on the south bank of the Songhua River. It is a strip-shaped open park built along the embankment and beside the water. It imitates the Russian classical architectural style and has "five-color grass flower beds" throughout the park. There are 16 groups of artistic sculptures with unique characteristics distributed among the green spaces, such as "Swan Spreading Wings", "Three Young Men", "Starting", "Diving", and "Sword Dancing".

Stalin Park, nestled along the Songhua River and bordered by Wanda Plaza, is a truly harmonious park, perfectly situated for both location and people. After dinner, a stroll through the park and along the Songhua River is truly relaxing. The landmark People's Flood Control Memorial Tower is also located here. The square is bustling with people, singing, flying kites, snapping photos, and setting up small stalls... The memorial tower is even more stunning at night.

In the winter, we went to the park and built hundreds of snowmen. It was very cute and spectacular.

The night view is even more beautiful. I walked back and forth on the street and the lighting effects were great.

Facing Sun Island across the river, the park, originally named "Riverside Park," was built in 1953 to commemorate the Harbin people's victory over two devastating floods. Spanning 1,750 meters, it is a strip of open park built along the embankment and waterfront, covering an area of 105,000 square meters. Centered around the Flood Control Memorial Tower, the park is renowned both domestically and internationally for its classical Russian architectural style, the "Five-Colored Grass Flower Beds" scattered throughout the park, and sixteen groups of artistic sculptures scattered throughout the green spaces, including "Swan Spreading Wings," "Three Young Men," "Start," "Diving," and "Sword Dance."

On a winter day, the park is blanketed in snow. Looking out over the frozen river, people are enjoying themselves on the ice. It's truly a winter activity. After lunch, we walked from the restaurant, a ten-minute walk. We passed People's Square and wandered through the park. Despite the cold, there were still many people.

A riverside park, seamlessly connected to the Flood Control Memorial Tower, next to the Songhua River

This is a free park right next to the river. In winter, there are many snow sculptures, which are very interesting.

Next to the flood control monument is the best place to view the Songhua River.

Arrived at night, the impression was average, if you arrive during the day you can explore in detail!

Stalin Park is the area around the Flood Control Victory Monument, and the scenery is beautiful.

Stalin Park is actually a riverside park and a place for local people to relax.

It's a bit like an open park. It's at the end of Central Avenue. I think it's opposite Sun Island. I went there on a business trip and didn't have time to go back.

Stalin Park is a popular summer resort on the banks of the Songhua River, facing Sun Island across the river. Built in 1953 and originally named "Riverside Park," it stretches 1,750 meters.

There is a park on the bank of the Songhua River. You can take a quick walk around it. There is no entrance fee. You can go down to the river bank to take pictures. From here you can take a boat to the Sun Island on the other side.

Located on the bank of Songhua River in Harbin, it is a place with tall trees and beautiful scenery.

It is mainly located on the south bank of the Songhua River. The scenery is nice and it is a good place for morning exercise.

The water in the Songhua River is already dirty, but people are still swimming in it🏊‍♀️、🎣

Walk along Central Avenue to the river's edge, and you'll find the Flood Control Memorial Towers along both sides of the river. Some of the statues are photo ops, but they likely hold greater significance for local residents. The scenery isn't particularly impressive in the summer, but perhaps it's more beautiful in the winter.

Stalin Park, originally named "Riverside Park," is a major tourist attraction along the Songhua River. It faces Sun Island across the river. Built in 1953 to commemorate the Harbin people's victory over two devastating floods, it is a strip-shaped open park built along the riverbank. Centered around the Flood Control Memorial Tower, it is renowned both domestically and internationally for its sixteen sculptures, including "Swan Spreading Wings," "Three Young Men," and "Diving," which mimic classical Russian architectural styles and are scattered throughout the green space.

I saw a check-in at the scenic spot next to the People's Flood Control Tower, so I checked in, took a photo, and went to take a look.



You don't have to go there. When you get to the flood control tower, you can look to the side and see a bare road in winter. If I lived nearby, I would definitely like to take a walk here at night! I don't know why it is called Stalin Park. Anyway, there is a stone tablet.

Stalin Park is a popular summer resort destination along the Songhua River, facing Sun Island across the river. Built in 1953 and originally named "Riverside Park," it stretches 1,750 meters and covers 105,000 square meters. Built along the embankment to commemorate the Harbin people's victory over two devastating floods, the strip-shaped open park is renowned for its imitation of classical Russian architecture, the "Five-Colored Grass Flower Beds" scattered throughout the park, and sixteen sculptures scattered throughout the green spaces, including "Swan Spreading Wings," "Three Young Men," "Start," "Diving," and "Sword Dance." But why was the name changed to Stalin? It seems this was because Stalin was in power in the Soviet Union in 1953, and relations with the Soviet Union were relatively good at the time, leading to the name Stalin Park.

To the left of the sculpture is Stalin Park, which is quite quiet. I really didn't expect Harbin to be so peaceful in the summer.

Except in winter, the park seems to have nothing to do. The park is near the flood control memorial tower and the port, close to the south bank of the Songhua River.

Adjacent to the terminal square of Central Avenue, there is a Flood Control Victory Memorial Tower in the middle of the square, which is one of Harbin's landmark buildings.

Formerly known as Riverside Park, this strip of open park is located along the south bank of the Songhua River. It features classical Russian architecture and flower beds of five-colored grass throughout the park. Sixteen distinctive sculptures, including "Swan Spreading Wings," "Three Young Men," "Start," "Diving," and "Sword Dance," are scattered throughout the park's green spaces. Across the river, it faces the world-renowned Sun Island. At the center of the park stands the Harbin Flood Control Memorial Tower, a symbol of the city. It commemorates the Harbin people's victory over the devastating flood of 1957.

The park's riverside restaurant, built before the Liberation Period (during the puppet Manchukuo era), is located west of the Flood Control Memorial Tower and near the yacht pier. It's modeled after a classical Russian wooden structure. Its roof, with its staggered, angular, and colorful design, resembles a building block. Its transparent verandas face the river, while its interiors feature a European architectural layout, embodying the simple and elegant European style. In the 1950s, the Changchun Film Studio used its structure to shoot several scenes for the film "The Case of Xu Qiuying." Other film and television studios have also filmed scenes in Stalin Park for films and TV series such as "The Black Triangle," "Ming Girl," "Harbin at Night," "The Story of Church Street," and "Annual Rings," demonstrating the allure of Stalin Park's scenery.

In summer, the refreshing river water and the green willows provide shade, and the wide natural bathing beach along the river is a great place for tourists to cool off. In winter, the northern world of ice and snow is a delightful and wonderful sight.

In the summer, you can enjoy the cool breeze and watch the rushing water of the Songhua River, and in the winter, you can experience the passion of ice and snow by walking on the ice. Stalin Park is an open park next to the Songhua River and the Flood Control Memorial Tower, with unique characteristics in each season.

It's a very small park, just for checking in, there's not much to see

Stalin Park, located on the south bank of the Songhua River in downtown Harbin, is an open, strip-shaped park built along the river. It faces the famous Sun Island Scenic Area across the river. The name suggests it was built shortly after the liberation of China, when Sino-Soviet relations were close. However, Harbin still retains many historical relics from the Soviet and even Tsarist eras, such as Central Street and St. Sophia Cathedral.

The strip park next to the Flood Control Memorial Tower is Stalin Park. I found out on the Internet that Stalin Park is famous for its unique European garden style. You really can't find this feeling in the snowy Harbin.

A small path next to the Flood Control Memorial Tower is a good place for Harbin people to do morning exercises. It is next to the Songhua River.

This open park along the river has a pier for boat trips. It was once the site of school long-distance running competitions, and is also a popular spot for residents to enjoy a leisurely stroll after dinner.

I went to Harbin on New Year's Day and saw beautiful ice sculptures all along the pedestrian street. They were especially beautiful at night.

It's just a green belt by the river. You can walk around. There's nothing special. You don't need to go out of your way to see it. There are some sculptures and a big stone sign.

The park is actually built along the Songhua River. You can feel the local people walking along the Songhua River.

Stalin Park is one of the summer resorts on the banks of the Songhua River, facing the Sun Island across the river.

Harbin Stalin Park is located on the south bank of the picturesque Songhua River in Daoli District, Harbin, at the terminus of Central Avenue.

A park on the riverside, a place for Harbin citizens to relax and have fun

With a total length of nearly 2,000 meters, it is a strip-shaped open park built along the embankment and beside the water. It faces the world-famous "Sun Island" scenic spot across the river. It is famous at home and abroad for its imitation of Russian classical architectural style and the colorful "Five-Colored Grass Flower Bed" throughout the park, as well as the 16 groups of various artistic sculptures distributed among the green spaces, including "Swan Spreading Wings", "Three Young Men", "Starting", "Diving", "Sword Dance" and so on.

I originally wanted to cross the Songhua River to see Sun Island on the other side, but my wife disagreed, so I just wandered around the river for a while before getting off the shore. I walked around Stalin Park on the riverside and felt the historical atmosphere of the Red Era.

Stalin Park, built in 1953 and originally named "Riverside Park," is located on the south bank of the Songhua River in the urban area, stretching from the Songhua River Railway Bridge in the east to Jiuzhan Park in the west. Spanning 1,750 meters, it is a strip of open park built along the embankment and facing the world-renowned "Sun Island" scenic area across the river. Covering an area of 105,000 square meters, it is renowned both domestically and internationally for its imitation of classical Russian architectural style, the colorful "Five-Colored Grass Flower Beds" scattered throughout the park, and sixteen groups of artistic sculptures scattered throughout the green spaces, including "Swan Spreading Wings," "Three Young Men," "Start," "Diving," and "Sword Dance."

City parks are a paradise for citizens. Stalin Park is more than that; it also serves as a beautiful window for visitors to get to know and understand the city.

The place you will definitely pass by when going to Central Avenue or the Flood Control Memorial Tower is a long riverside park with pretty good scenery.

I really like this park, right next to the Flood Control Memorial Tower. It's a unique experience to stroll along the tree-lined avenue. I went in late February, and the weather hadn't warmed up yet, so the trees were all dry. If it gets warmer and the leaves start to grow, it should be beautiful!

Dayang Street. The Flood Control Memorial Tower is connected to Stalin Park. It is actually a riverside park along the Songhua River, suitable for leisurely strolls and stops.

Stalin Park, built in 1953 and originally named "Riverside Park," is located on the south bank of the Songhua River in the urban area, stretching from the Songhua River Railway Bridge in the east to Jiuzhan Park in the west. Spanning 1,750 meters, it is a strip of open park built along the embankment and facing the world-renowned "Sun Island" scenic area across the river. Covering an area of 105,000 square meters, it is renowned both domestically and internationally for its imitation of classical Russian architectural style, the colorful "Five-Colored Grass Flower Beds" scattered throughout the park, and sixteen groups of artistic sculptures scattered throughout the green spaces, including "Swan Spreading Wings," "Three Young Men," "Start," "Diving," and "Sword Dance."

The park is located next to the Flood Control Memorial Tower and the Songhua River. To be honest, it is just a park with a few sculptures. However, it is a good place for locals to take a walk.

Just a card check……………………

It's just a pedestrian street, but the scenery is nice.

Stalin Park, January 7, 2015. Located along the banks of the Songhua River, this formal park stretches a kilometer from east to west and 50 meters from north to south. Its first impression is of a wide, uniform promenade, unlike the smaller, more refined landscapes and waterscapes of South Park. At night, the trees along the park are beautifully illuminated, while daytime offers a completely different experience. It's still worth a visit, as it aligns with Central Avenue, the Flood Control Memorial Tower, and Zhaolin Park, and faces Sun Island across the river.

Behind the memorial tower is Stalin Park, a popular gathering place for the elderly in spring, summer, and autumn. But in winter, the scene becomes a different story, as the Songhua River freezes over, transforming it into a natural ice playground. Ice slides, ice skating cars, ice tricycles, spinning tops, dog sleds, ice karts, bumper cars, and ice surfing—the myriad of ice activities promise to amaze visitors from the south.

Next to the Flood Control Memorial Tower, the daytime scenery is more beautiful

The entertainment activities on the Songhua River are good, and the park is really average!

This park is very big. There are Stalin Parks on both sides of the Songhua River. It has complete public facilities and is quiet.

Stalin Park is a planned park built along the river embankment, 2,000 meters long from east to west and 50 meters wide from north to south. It starts from Binzhou Railway Bridge in the east and connects to Jiu Station in the south. It has the same simple and rugged characteristics as the northerners, and is unique and distinctive among the many parks in the country.

Stalin Park is a famous street park in Harbin. When I went there, I saw many elderly Uyghurs and Han people performing the Xinjiang dance together. It was very cute. The middle-aged and elderly people were enjoying life here!

Stalin Park, located on the banks of the Songhua River, faces Sun Island across the water. Built in 1953 and originally named "Riverside Park," it stretches 1,750 meters and is a free, open-air park built along the embankment. Centered around the Flood Control Memorial Tower, the park is renowned both domestically and internationally for its classical Russian architectural style, the "Five-Colored Grass Flower Beds" scattered throughout the park, and sixteen sculptures scattered throughout the green spaces, including "Swan Spreading Wings," "Three Young Men," "Start," "Diving," and "Sword Dance."

Stalin Park is a popular summer resort on the banks of the Songhua River, facing Sun Island across the river. Built in 1953 and originally named "Riverside Park," it stretches 1,750 meters and is a strip of open park built along the riverbank.

The sunset in Stalin Park is still very beautiful.

An open public park along the river, a great place to go on weekends.

The road along the river is turned into an open park. It is beautiful because of the Songhua River.

Stalin Park and the Flood Control Memorial Tower are together, next to the Songhua River, with a pier, which is very unique. My family visited here on October 3, 2016, and it was windy and cold after the rain.

One of Harbin's iconic attractions, worth a visit, located on the banks of the Songhua River, with pleasant scenery

It’s okay. As long as you go to the riverside, you can take a look. It’s a riverside park.

When I was a child, I heard my parents' generation talk about it. I think the Soviet Union at that time really had a close relationship with us.

The tree-lined avenue along the Songhua River offers beautiful scenery and fresh air, making it a great place for a leisurely stroll. The view of Sun Island across the river is stunning. There are large cruise ships available for 10 yuan per person, which take about an hour. There's also a cable car, offering aerial views of the Songhua River. If you're interested, take a ride.

Stalin Park is an open-air park on the banks of the Songhua River, facing Sun Island across the river. There are many places in the park selling boat tickets, and you can take a boat to Sun Island for about 10 yuan per person (round trip).

In fact, Stalin Park is a corridor right next to the Songhua River. The scenery is very beautiful.

A free park along the Songhua River, similar to a scenic belt along the river

In fact, it is just an embankment along the river. It has no special features and you can ignore it if you don’t have time.

I didn't look closely at night, it seemed like a tourist attraction with only one pillar, and there were many places to visit around it.

Actually, I didn't see any parks, or we didn't go into the parks. We walked back along the riverside. In fact, the more joyful thing was not the scenery, but the happy time with my companions. It happened to snow that night, so we played outside for a long time and didn't want to come back.