Hangzhou Southern Song Dynasty Coin Museum (Huzhou Guild Hall)

Hangzhou Southern Song Dynasty Coin Museum (Huzhou Guild Hall)

The Hangzhou Southern Song Dynasty Coin Museum (Huzhou Guild Hall) is a cultural heritage conservation unit of Hangzhou.

Hangzhou Southern Song Dynasty Coin Museum (Huzhou Guild Hall)

It is located at No. 12 Jiangyuan Lane, Xiaoying Lane, Huzhou Guild Hall, Shangcheng District. The original museum site was at No. 238 Yongjin Road. It began preparations in 1995, held a mock exhibition on March 13, 1998, and was officially approved for establishment on May 18, 1998. Due to demolition, it was temporarily relocated to the Huzhou Guild Hall as a transitional site and currently houses over 15,000 coins from various dynasties, with as many as 4,000 different varieties.

Inside Huzhou Guild Hall, No. 12 Jiangyuan Lane, Xiaoying Lane, Shangcheng District

Protected area: Approximately 3 meters outside the boundary wall of the Huzhou Guild Hall, covering a total area of 554 square meters.

Construction control zone: East extends about 50 meters outside the protected area (connecting to the construction control zone of the former site of the Hangzhou Silk Guild Hall), south to the red line of Qingyin Street (connecting to the construction control zone of the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom’s King Ting Mansion), west to the red line of the east side of Mashijie, north extends about 30 meters outside the protected area (connecting to the construction control zone of the former site of the Hangzhou Silk Guild Hall), covering a total area of 12,109 square meters.

Transportation: Get off at Mashijie: Peak Line 288, Bus 30, Bus 401, Bus 62

Admission: Free

Opening hours: 9:00 AM to 4:30 PM, closed on Saturdays and Sundays