Volga Manor
A Russian-themed cultural manor full of exotic charm. The grounds are beautiful and lush, filled with birdsong and fragrant flowers. A winding little river flows through the estate,…
Volga Manor, Harbin
Key facts
- Admission
- ¥218
- Time needed
- 0.5–1 day
- Getting there
- Near Minnan International Mall (bus stop) and Volga Manor (bus stop). During peak winter and summer seasons, the scenic area runs a direct shuttle that departs from the main gate of Dragon Tower at 9:30 and returns from the manor to Dragon Tower at 15:30. Advance booking the day before is required.
- Guidebook rating
- 4 / 5
From China Self Guided Travel 2025, page 2165. Open in Google Maps
About Volga Manor
A Russian-themed cultural manor full of exotic charm. The grounds are beautiful and lush, filled with birdsong and fragrant flowers. A winding little river flows through the estate, its clear waters and delicate bridges creating a peaceful, harmonious pastoral scene. Amid the picturesque surroundings, you can enjoy performances of Russian folk song and dance and experience a foreign atmosphere without leaving China.
Frequently asked questions
How much does Volga Manor cost?
Admission to Volga Manor is ¥218, as listed in the 2025 guidebook. Prices can change; check the official channel before you go.
How do I get to Volga Manor?
Near Minnan International Mall (bus stop) and Volga Manor (bus stop). During peak winter and summer seasons, the scenic area runs a direct shuttle that departs from the main gate of Dragon Tower at 9:30 and returns from the manor to Dragon Tower at 15:30. Advance booking the day before is required.
How long should I spend at Volga Manor?
Plan on 0.5–1 day for Volga Manor.
Where is Volga Manor?
Volga Manor is in Harbin, Heilongjiang Province, in the Northeast of China.
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