Northeast Martyrs' Memorial Hall 东北烈士纪念馆Dōngběi Lièshì Jìniànguǎn

About Northeast Martyrs' Memorial Hall

A three-storey neoclassical building put up in 1928–31 as a library and later used as the Harbin police headquarters under the Japanese-controlled state of Manchukuo, which has been a memorial hall since 1948. Its main exhibition covers the anti-Japanese resistance and the civil-war period in north-east China and, according to a 2021 official case study, includes more than 600 photographs and 400 objects, alongside displays on the building's use by the police. A historic tram car stands in the square outside.

How to get to Northeast Martyrs' Memorial Hall

In Nangang district, about 1 km east-north-east of Harbin Railway Station, within walking distance of the old centre; closed on Mondays.

Nearby

• Central Street & St Sophia Cathedral 中央大街与圣索菲亚教堂 under 10 km
  A cobbled pedestrian street of Russian-era façades and a green-domed Orthodox cathedral
• Harbin Ice & Snow World 哈尔滨冰雪大世界 under 10 km
  Full-size castles of river ice, glowing with colour through Harbin's deep-freeze winter

Also within 20 km: Yiyuan Street No. 1 Mansion (Revolutionary Leaders Memorial Hall) 颐园街一号欧式建筑 (under 10 km), Heilongjiang Provincial Museum (Former Moscow Market) 黑龙江省博物馆 (under 10 km), Harbin Jewish Heritage Sites 哈尔滨犹太人活动旧址群 (under 10 km), Harbin Confucius Temple 哈尔滨文庙 (under 10 km), Dragon Tower 龙塔 (under 10 km), Sun Island Scenic Area 太阳岛 (under 10 km).

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