Hai'an Museum

Hai'an Museum

Hai'an Museum is a national AAA-level tourist attraction.

The site of Hai'an County Museum is located in the former residence of Mr. Han Guojun (Zishi), the governor of Jiangsu Province during the Republic of China, on the west side of Beilujia Lane along East Street in Hai'an County, known as the "Han Mansion."

This is a well-preserved complex of late Qing dynasty architecture, featuring blue brick walls, small tiles, fire lanes, and corridors. The small flower hall shaped like a train carriage was the site of the “Joint Anti-Japanese Symposium” proposed by Mr. Han Guojun, and is now a provincial-level cultural relics protection unit. The museum covers a total construction area of 1,085 square meters and houses over 1,100 cultural relics. It includes exhibitions such as the “Exhibition of Mr. Han Guojun’s Life and Achievements,” “Selected Exhibition of Museum Collections,” “Site of the Joint Anti-Japanese Symposium,” “Former Residence of Mr. Han Guojun,” and “West Flower Hall Where Chen Yi Met Han Guojun.” Ticket Information · Opening Hours

10 yuan.

8:30–17:00.