Huge museum in the new part of Kaifeng with exhibitions of paintings, stelae and bronze. There is an exhibition on Song technology including a life-size copy of water-powered observatory and a room dedicated to the painting Along the River During the Qingming Festival showing Song-era Kaifeng. The original is not in Kaifeng but there are several old copies and a well-made multimedia version. Kaifeng Jews stelae are not on display as of April 2018.
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金明池遗址公园
A public park built around the site of Jinming Pool, an imperial garden and naval training ground during the Northern Song dynasty. The historic pool was associated with dragon-boat races and water performances and was depicted in the painting “Competition on Jinming Pool”. The modern park has a large lake, waterfront walkways and reconstructed Song-style landscape features. It is particularly pleasant for walking and watching the sunset.
包公祠
Temple built to honor Lord Bao.
清明上河园; Qīngmíngshànghéyuán
This park is based on a Song Dynasty painting called Going Upriver for Qingming Festival. It illustrates Song Dynasty daily life, shops and workshops. The original painting can be seen the Forbidden City in Beijing. Copies can be bought in the park.
清明上河园
Kaifeng Qingming River Garden is a national AAAAA-level tourist attraction, a large historical and cultural park with Song culture as the theme.It is based on the famous Northern Song Dynasty painter Zhang Zetuan's work "Qingming River Map" for the model built.The scenic area covers an area of more than 600 mu, of which 180 mu of ancient ships, landscape construction area of more than 30,000 square meters, forming a large-scale Song-like ancient architectural complex in Central Plains.
延庆观
A small temple containing a two-story pagoda with a beautiful blue glazed tile balcony and painted carvings on the front gate.
中国翰园碑林
A cultural garden combining traditional landscaping with Chinese calligraphy and stone-carving art. Founded in 1985, it contains thousands of inscribed stone tablets arranged in several galleries, presenting the development of Chinese characters and calligraphy from oracle-bone script to modern styles. The southern part contains lakes, pavilions, artificial hills and gardens, while the northern part contains the main stele galleries.