We all know that if you want to understand the culture and history of a city, you must go to the largest History Museum in the city. Therefore, if you travel to Zhenjiang, you must go to Zhenjiang vinegar Culture Museum. Does Zhenjiang vinegar culture museum need tickets? How much is the entrance fee? How to go best?
Zhenjiang vinegar Culture Museum
Zhenjiang vinegar culture museum is the first professional theme vinegar Culture Museum in China. It is also the first theme exhibition hall in Zhenjiang that integrates cultural heritage protection, popular science education, industrial tourism and other functions. The museum is divided into vinegar History Museum, old workshop and exhibition hall, as well as an experience hall. Modern forms of expression such as sound, light and electricity are used in the museum to comprehensively display, interpret and taste vinegar culture.
China Zhenjiang vinegar Culture Museum covers an area of more than 30 mu and a building area of 4000 square meters. Hengshun Group has invested more than 30 million yuan in the construction. It is one of the 100 key cultural construction projects in Jiangsu Province during the 11th Five Year Plan period. It has been listed as the demonstration site of Expo theme experience tour in Yangtze River Delta. Does Zhenjiang vinegar culture museum need tickets? Who can get free tickets?
There is a group of vinegar themed sculptures moved from the old factory area of Zhongshan West Road in Hengshun. In the old workshop, visitors can enjoy the vinegar making scene of Zhenjiang vinegar factory during the period of the Republic of China. The exhibition hall displays hundreds of vinegar products from Hengshun, Shanxi, Shandong and more than 10 countries, including the United States, Japan and Germany. In the experience Museum, visitors can make a trademark with their own portrait and post it on the vinegar bottle to take home.
Address: No.60 Hengshun Avenue, Dantu new town, Zhenjiang City (Zhenjiang Danyang section of national highway 312)
Admission: 30 yuan, children under 1.3 meters (including 1.3 meters) and people over 70 years old can enjoy free tickets.
Opening hours: 9:00-16:00
Transportation: take No.138 bus to Dantu Industrial Park Station, or take bus No.100 to Lucun station.