Tracing the Footsteps in Jiangcheng | A Must-Visit: Wuhan Museum

When you visit Wuhan, besides the popular Hubei Provincial Museum, the Wuhan Museum is also worth a visit. The Wuhan Museum is not large, and the few wooden benches in the hall are designed to be very cozy. This is a great place to learn about Wuhan's culture, and you can book a guided tour or rent an audio guide. 📍Detailed Address: 373 Qingnian Road, Jianghan District, Wuhan, Hubei Province (near Hankou Railway Station) 🕙Business Hours: Tuesday to Sunday 9:00-17:00 (Closed on Mondays, except for public holidays) 📝Tips: Currently, no online reservation is required. You can enter the museum with your ID card! 🌟Highlights: 1. The Wuhan Museum is an important carrier and window of Wuhan's urban civilization history. It is a modern comprehensive museum integrating cultural relic collection, academic research, social education, cultural exchange, and leisure entertainment. 2. The Wuhan Museum houses nearly 60,000 cultural relics, including a wide range of Chinese ancient bronzes, ceramics, jade, calligraphy, paintings, seals, sculptures, Ming and Qing furniture, coins, and documents. Notable pieces include the Ming Dynasty's "Jianghan Lansheng Tu," the rare Yuan Dynasty blue-and-white "Four Loves" plum vase, and the beast-faced cross-hole bronze zun unearthed from the Panlongcheng site of the Shang Dynasty. 3. There are many stamping points in the museum. From the ancient and exquisite bronzes to the colorful ceramic art, the museum's various exquisite stamps cover the museum's treasures, special exhibitions, and cultural symbols. Stamping Locations: ① First-floor service center; three free stamps on the left side of the entrance, including a must-visit museum stamp. ② First-floor cultural and creative stall; two free stamps on the left side of the entrance, unlock all stamps with a purchase of over 3 yuan. ③ Second-floor Shichu Cultural and Creative: six free stamps. ④ Second-floor Tracing the Footsteps in Jiangcheng exhibition exit: two free stamps. ⑤ Self-service stamping machine: purchase a postcard to unlock the puzzle stamp.