Yiwu Museum

　　Located at No. 126 Chengzhong North Road, Yiwu Museum is a local comprehensive museum. It was formerly the People's Education Hall, established in 1972, and is one of the earlier county-level museums established in China.

　　The current museum covers an area of 8,600 square meters, with a building area of 3,500 square meters, and has been open to the public since December 1998. The building features a residential-style design and is divided into three main sections: exhibition halls, cultural relics storage, and office spaces.

　　The exhibition halls mainly display Yiwu historical exhibits and thematic displays. The historical exhibits are arranged according to chronological order, showcasing cultural relics from various periods ranging from the Neolithic Age to the Ming and Qing dynasties, as well as historical sites related to major local historical figures.

　　The museum has a relatively rich collection with a strong regional cultural flavor. The collections are categorized by types such as stoneware, jade artifacts, ceramics, bronzeware, ironware, gold and silverware, calligraphy, and paintings. Notably distinctive are the Western Zhou primitive celadon, the Yue kiln ceramics from the Six Dynasties, the gold and silverware from the Song Dynasty, and the Longquan kiln ceramics from the Yuan Dynasty.