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Chuzhou Museum

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Chuzhou Museum is located at the southwest corner of the Chuzhou Municipal Government Affairs Center. It covers an area of 32,786 square meters, with a building area of 19,605 square meters, an exhibition area of 4,600 square meters, and a storage area of 1,200 square meters. It is the largest comprehensive museum in eastern Anhui. The museum currently houses over 1,500 cultural relics and specimens...

Chuzhou Museum

Chuzhou Museum is located at the southwest corner of the Chuzhou Municipal Government Affairs Center. It covers an area of 32,786 square meters, with a building area of 19,605 square meters, an exhibition area of 4,600 square meters, and a storage area of 1,200 square meters. It is the largest comprehensive museum in eastern Anhui. The museum currently has a collection of more than 1,500 cultural relics and specimens, including 6 first-grade relics, 15 second-grade relics, and 243 third-grade relics. The permanent exhibitions include the "Rivers and Mountains of Glory – Chuzhou’s Natural Scenery" on the first floor and the "Poetic Langya, The Wind and Clouds of Jianghuai – Chuzhou’s Historical and Cultural Exhibition" on the second floor. The natural scenery exhibition primarily showcases the natural landscape of Chuzhou, divided into seven sections: karst landforms, ancient volcanoes, Danxia wonders, wetland paradises, grasslands and pastures, entering the forest, underground treasures, and paleontological relics. The historical and cultural exhibition is divided into five sections: Origins by the Huai River, Early Rise in the Region, Spirit Beyond Jianghuai, The First Prefecture under Heaven, and Recent Historical Turbulence.

Through high-quality exhibitions and multi-level activities, Chuzhou Museum provides visitors with premium services and endeavors to perfectly preserve and pass on Chuzhou’s culture.

Office Phone: 0550-3038962

Fax: 0550-3038962

Address: No. 99 Longpan Avenue, Chuzhou City

Further Reading:

· China National Third-Grade Museum

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