Bozhou Museum

Bozhou museum is a castle like building in the Han Dynasty. It is a comprehensive museum based on the original range rover palace of the Three Kingdoms. Its name was inscribed by Guo Moruo, then president of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, in 1963. The Museum covers a total area of 25000 square meters, with a building area of 5200 square meters and an indoor display area of 2800 square meters. There are more than 2687 cultural relics in the collection. The exhibition theme of the main exhibition hall on the first floor of Bozhou Museum: "through five thousand years - seeking the source of Bozhou culture", according to the context of historical development, shows Bozhou's profound cultural charm and colorful cultural relic forms. The exhibition consists of eight parts: preface hall, Wohe civilization, Shangtang capital Bozhou, Daoyuan holy land, Han and Wei style, Tianxia Wangzhou, Boshang marketplace, modern and contemporary Bozhou, with 810 sets of cultural relics on display. Bozhou museum is the name card of Bozhou City, the chip of culture and the negative of history.

Address: No.209, Shaohua Road, Bozhou City

Longitude: 115.784158

Latitude: 33.848229

Tel: 0558-5552493

Official website: http://www.bzbwg.com/

Traffic information: take No.2 or No.5 bus to Cao Cao Memorial Hall and Sancao intersection station

Ticket information: Free

Opening hours: Summer: 8:00-18:00 (stop at 17:30)

Open in winter: 8:00-17:30 (stop at 17:00)

Closing time: every Monday (except national holidays)