Wuzhou Museum
梧州市博物馆
A general museum on the bank of the Gui River that presents Wuzhou's history, from the ancient Han-dynasty city of Guangxin to its centuries as a trading port, along with exhibits on Liubao tea culture.
The Wuzhou Museum is located along the Gui River in the Wanxiu District. Its exhibits trace the city's history from Guangxin in the Han dynasty, through its role as the seat of the Guangdong and Guangxi governor-general during the Ming and Qing dynasties, to its modern days as a treaty port. The collection includes Han-dynasty bronzes and pottery, along with artifacts from the trading port era. Local specialty galleries cover Liubao tea and guiling jelly, a herbal turtle-shell jelly. Admission is free, but you need to book or register with your ID card in advance. It is closed on Mondays. A visit takes about one to one and a half hours, and it pairs well with Hebin Park and the arcade old town for a half-day city walk.
Opening hours
Closed Mon; 09:00–17:00 (check official notices)
Nearby sights
- Hebin Park & Former British Consulate
- Xijiang River & Yuanjiang Night Cruise
- Wuzhou Qilou Arcade Town
- Wuzhou Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall
- Wuzhou Longmu Temple
- Baiyun Mountain (Wuzhou)
- Canghai National Wetland Park
- Former Residence of Li Jishen