Wuhu City Museum

Wuhu City Museum is located in the eastern new district, adjacent to the Central Park in the north. The exhibition hall is divided into general history displays and thematic displays, covering the history of Wuhu City from 2.2 million years ago to 1949. It boasts three major highlights: grand and atmospheric presentation, vivid imagery, and exquisite exhibits. The exhibits include animal fossils from the Renzi Cave in Fanchang, as well as locally unearthed artifacts such as King Wu’s sword, gold, silver, and bronze wares, jade, and porcelain. In terms of exhibition forms, the city museum not only employs traditional methods such as exhibit cabinets, display boards, sand table models, and scene restorations but also incorporates modern technologies like large screen videos, electronic touch screens, and sound and light projections.

Opening hours: The museum is open from Tuesday to Sunday from 09:00 to 17:00 all year round; closed all day on Mondays; and open from 09:00 to 17:00 on National Day. Service facilities: Restrooms are available on floors 1-3.

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Essential tips: 1. Individual visitors must present their valid ID cards and real-time ‘An Kang Code’ which should be green, and show their ‘Travel Card’. Those with a history of residing in medium to high-risk areas shown on the ‘Travel Card’ are not allowed to enter the museum. Visitors with a history of residing in other low-risk areas of cities (districts, counties) where medium to high-risk areas are located should present a negative nucleic acid test result within 72 hours to be allowed entry. Visitors who do not cooperate with showing their ‘Travel Card’ or cannot provide a negative nucleic acid test result are refused entry. 2. Group visits must be scheduled at least one day in advance. Reservations can be made by phone or by following the WeChat public account of Wuhu City Museum. 3. Visitors must undergo temperature measurement before entering. Those with a fever (body temperature ≥37.3°C), cough, or shortness of breath are not allowed to enter. 4. Visitors must wear masks throughout their visit and maintain a distance of more than 1 meter while queuing and visiting. 5. Elderly and children without smartphones must report their travel history of the past 14 days, fill out an information form, wear a mask, and have a normal temperature reading before entering. 6. It is recommended to use self-guided audio tour devices, and visitors are advised to keep their visit within 2 hours to avoid crowding in enclosed spaces. When the density of people in the museum is high, the museum will take measures to control the speed of entry according to the specific situation, and your understanding is appreciated. 7. Minors must be accompanied by a parent or guardian to visit the museum.

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