Weihai Culture Artistic Center

Weihai, like Wuxi, has concentrated all cultural venues in a building. The Weihai Culture and Art Center is the building, marking the various cultural and art centers such as Weihai Art Museum, Weihai Museum, Weihai Youth Palace and other cultural and art centers. Just come to this venue, you can open everything, and it is also the city center of Weihai. After all, the International Convention and Exhibition Center is next to it, except for the beautiful sea opposite here.

I like it very much. Here I have more understanding of Shandong culture and Weihai history. Watching these exhibitions is exciting and unforgettable...

Weihai Culture and Art Center, a three-story building, contains urban planning museums, science and technology museums, youth palaces, museums, libraries. With so many places crowded together, it is conceivable that there is nothing good. The Science and Technology Museum is not bad, suitable for children to visit and learn, but most of the facilities are closed, you can only see, can not actually operate. The museum is even more bleak. There are only two exhibition halls, one is the Weihai History Exhibition, and the other is the special exhibition during the Weihai Ying Rental Period. The latter has only one small room. Generally speaking, it is a few daily necessities for the ancestors, and there is no treasure of the town hall. Because an important event in Weihai is the Jiawu Sea War, Its related cultural relics are on Liugong Island. In addition to some people in the library on weekdays, several other halls are relatively leisurely. I came here mainly to live very close to the place, and I am a museum lover. Personally, tourists don't have to go.

Very good, just opposite me, I am very satisfied, very satisfied.

Women and children's activity center, Children's Palace, Science and Technology Museum, museums are all here. The Science and Technology Museum was originally very interesting, but unfortunately it was not maintained. Many things were broken. I don't understand why it has been free. I would rather they collect some ticket money and repair the facilities and exhibits inside.