1, Wuhan Revolutionary Museum: The museum has successively won the honorary titles of national key cultural relics protection unit and national AAAA-level tourist scenic spot.
2. Wuchang Uprising Memorial Hall of the Revolution of 1911: This memorial hall is a special museum for collecting cultural relics related to the Revolution of 1911 and its figures.
3. Changjiang Civilization Museum: The museum was awarded the "Commendation Certificate" by UNESCO and the "National Water Education Base" by the Ministry of Water Resources.
4. Wuhan Zhongshan Ship Museum: The museum has the hull display of Zhongshan Ship, the basic display of historical sites, the display of aquatic cultural relics and a multi-functional projection hall. The cockpit of Zhongshan Ship and the captain's room where Sun Yat-sen and Soong Ching-ling once lived will also be restored for tourists to visit.
5. Xinhai Revolution Museum: The Xinhai Revolution Museum is a special museum built by the Wuhan Municipal Government of Hubei Province to commemorate the100th anniversary of the Xinhai Revolution in Wuchang.
6. Jianghan Museum: This museum is a non-profit permanent institution that collects, protects, studies and displays various cultural relics, documents and objects related to Wuhan's modern history and serves the society and its development.
7. Shaw Museum of China Geo University: This museum is a modern museum newly built in 2003, and it is a national 4A-level tourist attraction.
8. Hubei Museum of Ancient Buildings in Ming and Qing Dynasties: It is a cultural relic work policy of "protection first, rescue first, rational utilization and strengthening management" formulated according to the Law on the Protection of Cultural Relics. It has important historical, scientific and artistic value by dispersing the territory of Hubei Province among the people.
9. Wuhan Dayu Culture Museum: It is a scenic spot integrating cultural relics, ancient buildings and landscapes.
10, Memorial Hall of the Eighth Route Army Wuhan Office: 1982 Hubei Provincial People's Government announced it as a provincial-level cultural relics protection unit, and in 2008 it was rated as a national third-class museum.