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Has around 830 artefacts pertaining to the history of Wuhan's police. The museum is housed inside an old European style building, which was the police headquarters of Hankou's German Concession from 1909 to 1917. Visitors are required to make an appointment on WeChat under the account 武汉文旅码, which can be done at the spot.
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宋庆龄汉口旧居纪念馆
A classic 19th-century Russian style residence dating from 1896. Song Qingling, the wife of Sun Yat-Sen, lived here from 1926 to 1927 while working for the Kuomintang government. The residence has been restored to appear as it was when Song Qingling was here, and there are some old photographs on display.
八七会议会址, 八七会议会址纪念馆 August 7th Meeting Site Memorial Museum
The August 7th Meeting was an emergency meeting of the CCP Central Committee, which was secretly convened at this site in 1927, just a few days after the Communist uprising in Nanchang sparked the beginning of the Chinese Civil War. The meeting was a major turning point in the history of the Party. At this meeting, the Party decided to abandon the conservative urban-based approach to revolution being promoted by the Soviet Union and instead adopt the more radical ideas of Mao Zedong. The site of the August 7th meeting is now a museum.
武汉歌舞剧院, Wuhan Singing and Dancing Institute
詹天佑故居
Zhang Tianyou (Jeme Tien-Yow) (1861-1919) was an outstanding engineer from Guangdong Province who is credited with being the 'father of China's railways'. He lived here from 1912 until his death in 1919. The mansion is open to the public and hosts an exhibition about Zhang's life.
武汉节水科技馆
The only museum in China focused specifically on the theme of water conservation.
湖北省电力博物馆
The museum is housed inside a former British-owned power station that dates from 1905. At the time, it was one of the largest power-generating facilities in China.