An old ceramics kiln believed to have been constructed in either the late Yuan Dynasty or the early Ming Dynasty.
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红塔
The Red Pagoda is one of the city's major landmarks. It was built in 1839 and was originally known as the White Pagoda. In 1958, it was painted red and renamed accordingly. Hongta District takes its name from the pagoda.
文兴祥商号旧址
Wenxingxiang was a textile business that operated here in the 1930s and 1940s. The building has a unique design, which combines elements of both Chinese and Western architectural styles. As of 2024-03-22, there is a tall fence surrounding the whole building such that you can only see the second floor sticking out unless you can get to a higher vantage point in a nearby building.
聂耳公园
The city's central park is dedicated to Nie Er, and has two statues of the composer.
玉溪市博物馆
A comprehensive museum about the city of Yuxi.
聂耳故居
Nie Er's former residence is a traditional Chinese house made of wood. It was built by his great grandfather during the late Qing Dynasty. Nie Er lived here during his childhood and often came back here to visit his family. The house is now a museum.