Qinhuangdao's super niche museum - Port Museum.

🌈Attraction features: Qinhuangdao Port Museum is located at No. 13 Nanshan Street, Haigang District, Qinhuangdao City. It is located in the former site of the Qinhuangdao Senior Staff Club of Kailuan Mining Bureau, a national key cultural relic protection unit, covering an area of 4,000 square meters, with a main museum area of 1,020 square meters. Qinhuangdao Port Museum has a total of 6,000 collections and receives more than 10,000 visitors every year. It has been rated as a patriotic education base in Hebei Province. The museum is divided into two parts: outdoor exhibition area and indoor exhibition hall. *The outdoor exhibition area mainly includes the main locomotive of Qinhuangdao Port in the 1980s and 1990s - "Shangyou 1115" steam locomotive, the visiting route paved with Kailuan cylinder bricks with a history of 100 years, and the sculpture group reflecting the living conditions of single dock workers in the old Qinhuangdao Port period. *There are 5 indoor exhibition halls, and the exhibition contents are divided into four themes: port origin, ancient Jieshi Port, modern self-opened port, and current hub port. Various forms such as cultural relics exhibition, picture display, model demonstration, video image, and landscape reproduction are adopted. 🕐️Opening hours: Open from Monday to Friday 09:00-11:30 15:00-17:30 all year round Closed all day from Saturday to Sunday The specific business status is subject to the opening status of the day 🏝️Ticket information: Due to the limited reception capacity of the Port Museum, it currently only accepts group reservations. Interested tourists can call for consultation. 💗Other tips: *Next to the Port Museum is West Port Garden, where you can see the sea, stroll around, and have a coffee, very chill ☕ *Very niche museum, not many people, remember to make an appointment by phone in advance ☎️ Qinhuangdao Port Museum quietly tells the vicissitudes and brilliant achievements of Qinhuangdao Port, carrying the historical memory of the century-old port.