Chuzhou Museum
滁州市博物馆
A general museum in Chuzhou's urban district, showcasing the history of eastern Anhui, including artifacts and Ming-era components from the Chuyang Prince Temple.
The Chuzhou Museum is in the city center. Its permanent exhibitions trace Chuzhou's history from the Neolithic period through the Ming and Qing dynasties. Displays include local ceramics, bronzes and stone carvings excavated in the area, as well as components from the Ming-era Chuyang Prince Temple. They also cover Ouyang Xiu's connection to Chuzhou and the regional culture of Fengyang's Zhongdu, the Ming dynasty's early southern capital. Admission is free. Visitors can book with an ID card or register on site. The museum is closed on Mondays. It is a good visit before or after Langya Mountain to build an overall picture of Chuzhou's history.
Opening hours
09:00–17:00, closed Mon
Nearby sights
- Fengle Pavilion
- Zuiweng Pavilion
- Langya Temple
- Langya Mountain
- Wu Jingzi Memorial Hall
- Huangfushan National Forest Park
- Chishan Lake National Wetland Park
- Langxiang Migu Karst Maze