A municipal botanical garden featuring regional plant collections, walking paths and themed display areas. The site combines recreational green space with plant conservation and educational exhibits.
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武威文庙
Said to be the largest Confucius temple in Northwest China. It was built in the 15th century, and rebuilt and expanded several times. The temple is now administered as a branch of the nearby Wuwei Xixia Museum.
武威西夏博物馆, Xixia Museum of Wuwei
One of only two museums in China dedicated to displaying artifacts from the empire of the Western Xia (the other one being the one at Xixia Wangling National Park).
雷台汉文化博物馆, 雷台公园 Leitai Park
Includes the Leitai Han Tombs and the Leitai Taoist Temple.
武威市博物馆
Wuwei’s main museum. Visitor numbers are limited to 1200 people in the morning and 800 people in the afternoon. All visitors are required to show their ID before entering the museum.