1. Wuhan University
Wuhan University was formerly a self-improvement school founded by Zhang Zhidong, Governor of Huguang in the late Qing Dynasty. 1928 was renamed as "National Wuhan University". Wuhan University is near East Lake, surrounded by Luojia Mountain, and its campus is tree-lined. Palace-style architecture combining Chinese and western styles is simple, elegant and magnificent. A number of buildings, such as Songqing Gymnasium, Sakura Garden Old House, Library and Banshan Road, have been listed as national key cultural relics protection units. There are four famous gardens in the accommodation area: Guiyuan Garden, Maple Garden, Sakura Garden and Meiyuan Garden. Wuhan University is one of the top ten most beautiful campuses in China. The quaint buildings are dotted in the dense forest, and the four seasons are unbeaten. Walking on campus, flowers and birds are singing. Take a book, find a quiet place and relive your youth.
entrance ticket
Wuhan University charges foreign tourists to visit 20 yuan during the cherry blossom season every year, and the rest of the time is free.
Business?Hours?
Open all day
2. Hubei Provincial Museum
Hubei Provincial Museum, located in Wuhan East Lake, is an important national museum in China with rich cultural relics. The most worth seeing are the treasures of the four major town halls: 1978 Zeng Houyi's chime unearthed from Zeng Houyi's tomb, which has a wide range and beautiful timbre and can play all kinds of music at home and abroad, and its excavation has rewritten the history of world music; Goujian sword, a masterpiece of China's cold weapon era, is extremely sharp up to now. On its side is "Wu Wang's fork spear". They were sworn enemies before their death, and weapons were "together" after their death. The geological age of Yunxian human skull fossils is about 6.5438+0 million years ago, which is earlier than Beijing human skull fossils. Lover plum bottle, blue and white porcelain of Yuan Dynasty, is an extremely rare boutique. "Yuan Blue and White" is exquisitely made and rarely handed down from generation to generation, and the objects reflecting the characters' patterns are even rarer.
entrance ticket
Free admission, clockwork performance: 15 yuan, 20 minutes for each performance; Morning 10:30, afternoon 1 1:30, afternoon 14:30, 15:30.
Business?Hours?
Tuesday-Sunday 9: 00-17: 00 (closed at15: 30) and closed on Monday (except national holidays).
3. Yellow Crane Tower
The Yellow Crane Tower is located on the bank of Wuchang River, adjacent to the Yangtze River Bridge. It has the reputation of "the first building in the world" and is geographically the center of Wuhan. Because it is built on the snake mountain, plus a five-story building, and there are no high-rise buildings around, the view here is very broad. In addition to the Yellow Crane Tower, there are a large number of stone tablets and stone carvings in the scenic spot, all of which are original works of celebrities in past dynasties. The greening here is very high, so it is not very pleasant in the mountains. Luo Meixuan has a bell with Chu characteristics every day, the time is 10:00, 1 1:40, 14:20, 16:00, and the performance is free.
entrance ticket
A. Free ticket policy: 1.2m for children, 70-year-olds or older (with ID card or senior citizen card), active servicemen (with active servicemen's valid certificate) and disabled persons (with disability card). B. Preferential policy: Buy a child ticket with a height of 1.2- 1.4m for 40 yuan.
Business?Hours?
07: 30—1 8: 30 (April1to June10,31); 07:30— 17:30( 10 in October13 1 in March).
4. Wuchang Uprising Government Former Site
This is where the first shot of the Revolution of 1911 started. Its main body is divided into two squares, and the North Square was originally the Hubei Provincial Consultation Bureau in the late Qing Dynasty. After the success of Wuchang Uprising, the revolutionaries set up a military government here, which once served as the "central government of the Republic of China". Now it is the Wuchang Uprising Memorial Hall of the Revolution of 1911. Because its main building is a red building, it is also called "Red Building". South Square is a newly built square to commemorate the centenary of the Revolution of 1911. On the square stands a red triangular building called the Revolution of 1911 Museum.
entrance ticket
The Xinhai Revolution Memorial Hall is free, and 35 tickets are distributed free of charge every 30 minutes. But personal information must be registered;
Xinhai Revolution Museum, free of charge. You can buy tickets at the ticket booth in the square with your valid personal ID.
Business?Hours?
Xinhai Revolution Memorial Hall, closed from 9: 00 to 17: 00 and 16: 00 every day from Tuesday to Sunday;
The Xinhai Revolution Memorial Hall is closed every Tuesday to Sunday from 9: 00 to 17: 00 and 16: 00, and the ticket collection time is from 9: 00 to1:30 on the open day; 13:00- 16:00。
5. Qingchuan Pavilion
Qingchuan Pavilion, also known as Qing Chuan Building, is located in Qing Chuan Street, Hanyang District, Wuhan City, on Yugongji, on the north bank of the Yangtze River, at the foot of Guidong Mountain, with Hanshui River in the north and Yangtze River in the east. Qingchuan Pavilion and Wuchang Yellow Crane Tower face each other across Jiajiang River, across the Yangtze River in the south and across the Yangtze River in the north. They set each other off into interest and are spectacular, and are known as the "Three Chu Scenery". Qingchuan Pavilion was built in Jiajing period of Ming Dynasty, and its name was taken from the poem "Every grass and tree in Hanyang is clear in water" written by Cui Hao, a poet in Tang Dynasty. Because it faces the Yellow Crane Tower across the river, it is called "Three Chu Scenery".
entrance ticket
Free, just register.
Business?Hours?
9:00- 17:00( 16:30 stop invoicing). Closed for renovation on Tuesday of the second week of each month (except national statutory holidays); Closed every Thursday 15:00.
6. Guqintai
According to legend, during the Spring and Autumn Period, Yu Boya, a pianist of Chu State, played drums here to express his feelings, and Zhong Ziqi, a woodcutter on the mountain, knew his temperament and ambition. Boya regards the hippopotamus chef as a confidant. A few years later, Boya passed Guishan again and learned that he had died in childhood. He was so sad that he broke the piano and never played it again. Later generations felt his deep friendship and built a memorial platform here.