[2025 Zhoushan Attraction] Travel Guide for Zhoushan Museum (Updated Feb)

We didn't choose the right day to visit Zhoushan. It was rainy, so we couldn't go to Mount Putuo or Dongji Island. We had to find some indoor activities on Zhoushan Island. First stop: Breakfast at the Harbour International Hotel I have to say, the hotel breakfast was very rich and delicious, which cured my mood affected by the rainy weather. Second stop: Zhoushan Museum This area is full of cultural exhibition halls, including Zhoushan Museum, Zhoushan Urban Planning and Development Museum, Zhoushan Library, and Art Museum. The first venue we chose was the museum, which is free of charge. Parking is CNY 5/hour. The museum has three floors. It is divided into several sections to introduce Zhoushan: natural resources, ancient cultural relics, modern stories, and modern development. The first floor is the natural resources section, with a special oil painting exhibition. The second floor is ancient cultural relics, and the third floor is modern development. The exhibition area is well planned, so you won't feel bored and can learn something. As a tourist from another city, I can understand it at a glance. Third stop: Zhoushan Urban Exhibition Hall Free of charge, parking is the same as the museum. The exhibition hall has two floors. The first floor is modern development, and the second floor is a display of local chronicles. There is an interactive area, which is suitable for visiting with children, so that children can also learn about the urban development of Zhoushan. We wanted to go to Dinghai Old Town, but the rain was too heavy, so we had to give up. On the way back to Shanghai, we also wanted to check in at Hangzhou Bay National Wetland Park, but the dark clouds followed us wherever we went. Forget it, let's come back next time.

I took my kids to the museum over the weekend to see the new exhibition. — "New Rhythm of the Ancient City" Photography Exhibition — By viewing old and new photos of the ancient city of Zhoushan Bring your children to experience the changes of Zhoushan, the city where you live🏙️ There is also a nostalgic and retro photo area set up on site. Just take any photo in this area and it will look amazing~ . There are also some interactive play devices The big top, the kid had a lot of fun😃 The hopscotch game is a childhood memory! . I also unlocked a new polaroid experience with my baby📷 The baby thinks the Polaroid is very novel👀 With a click, a small negative came out It's all black at first, then the image slowly emerges This waiting process is full of expectations and surprises✨ In addition, there are small cards with old photos in the exhibition hall💌 You can choose a few pictures to take home as souvenirs of the exhibition~ 🌟: Polaroid experience coupons need to be collected at the service desk on the first floor~ 📍: Multifunctional exhibition hall on the third floor of Zhoushan Museum 🎫: Tickets are free, you need to swipe your ID card to enter. You can also scan the code on site to make an appointment without bringing your ID card. ⏰: 2024.04.02-2024.05.05

The museum is definitely a great place to take kids on a rainy day. We went to see the 'Springs to the Sea' coin special exhibition this weekend. It's good for kids to learn about some ancient coins from the past. Not only were there ancient coins unearthed locally in Zhoushan on display, but also coins from overseas that had trade relations with Zhoushan. I also discovered another use for the exhibition pamphlets this time. You can give one to your child and let them find the coins in the venue that are shown in the pamphlet. This is very suitable for young children and adds fun to the exhibition viewing. This little game also tests the child's observation skills and patience. The pamphlet can also be taken home as a souvenir of the exhibition. Additionally, I found that the museum's first floor has added a few new devices. Attractive to the children are the 3D chocolate printer and the DIY commemorative coin machine. I let my little darling choose one to experience. She thought that she had seen others experience 3D printing and that chocolate would be gone once eaten, so she chose to make a commemorative coin. After the coin was made, she felt that the 20 yuan spent was very worthwhile. She even took a special photo of the commemorative coin on the lawn. Speaking of which, after viewing the coin exhibition, making such a commemorative coin is indeed very meaningful. 📍: Zhoushan Museum, third floor multifunctional exhibition hall 🎫: Admission is free, enter with an ID card, and if you don't have an ID card, you can also scan a code on-site to make a reservation. ⏰: 2024.03.23-2024.05.05 🌟 Additionally, there is a special exhibition 'Ocean Defense' on the first floor.