Nantong

which means Wolf Hill, is at the peak of a riverside hill and has a Buddhist temple dedicated to a Song Dynasty monk, who it is claimed had powers over water demons. The temple is a popular place for sailors, who offer prayers for safe passage.

Opened in 1985 as a tribute to the city's long association with the weaving industries, the museum was the first of its kind in China and boast six exhibition halls as well as courtyards and gardens.

Near the center of the city, beside the Haohe river. It was established by a well-known educator, Zhang Jian in 1905. It is made of five parts, the center, the south, the north, the east, the west. It is one of the oldest museums in China, and covers the history of Nantong from ancient to modern times. Exhibits include the skeletal remains of whales, calligraphy and pottery, and English signage is ubiquitous.

A museum that looks at accounting and auditing. It has displays of many different abacuses, including one that can calculate with 40 digits.

The only Overseas Chinese museum in the Yangtze River Delta region.