Dragon Tower

Dragon Tower is a steel television and observation tower in Harbin that rises 336 meters high with a distinctive octagonal form. The structure combines a parabolic profile with two visitor decks and multiple facilities distributed across different levels.

Construction started in 1999 and the tower opened to the public on October 29, 2000. It was built to serve as a telecommunications center during Harbin's period of modern expansion.

The tower's name draws inspiration from Chinese mythology and symbolism, reflecting local traditions in its design. Visitors can see how the structure has become a landmark in the city's modern identity.

The two viewing decks sit between 181 and 206 meters high and provide panoramic views across the city. Visitors can explore both disk-shaped and spherical viewing areas designed for different perspectives.

At 186 meters high, a rotating restaurant serves approximately 350 guests and ranks among the largest dining venues at such an altitude. The facility allows diners to enjoy changing views of the city while they eat.

Location: Harbin

Inception: 2000

Official opening: October 29, 2000

Floors above the ground: 1

Made from material: steel

GPS coordinates: 45.74609,126.67432

Latest update: December 7, 2025 20:43