Lishi Hanhua Xiangshi Museum

Luliang Han Portrait Stone Museum is located on the west side of Longfeng Street, West of Shicheng, covering an area of 3 hectares, with a construction area of 7098 square meters. The architectural form is modern architecture with imitation Han decoration, and the top is decorated with six imitation Han attic, which is unique. The Han Portrait Stone Museum is a special museum featuring Han Portrait Stone. The main building consists of several parts, including the tomb hall, Han Portrait Stone Exhibition Hall, auxiliary exhibition hall, the library of cultural relics center and the cultural relics research and training center. The first floor is the Tongti Hall, displaying nearly 200 Han portrait stone boutiques and unearthed Han Dynasty cultural relics; the second floor four large exhibition halls, respectively, bronze museum, ceramic museum, the total area of the exhibition hall 2560 square meters. The tomb hall is located in the basement, with an area of 160 square meters, replicating two typical portraits of the East Han Dynasty stone tombs for visitors to visit. The most distinctive Han Dynasty symbol "Hanyu" is located at the main entrance on the east side of the main building of the museum. There is a small square in front of the museum for visitors to entertain and watch. The image of the whole building is thick and calm, and the atmosphere of the Han Dynasty building is magnificent and simple. It is also rich in the characteristics of modern museum architecture, simple and practical, beautiful and generous, which is not only an important base for patriotic education and revolutionary traditional education, but also a new tourist attraction with strong northern cultural characteristics.

The museum is large and open for free. It displays a large number of local unearthed stone portraits and stone carvings of the Han Dynasty. There are physical objects and tiles, showing the customs of the Luliang area two thousand years ago.

A free special museum, with "Han painting stone statues" as the basic display, most of them national first and second-level cultural relics, the pavilion was built in 1998, the exhibition is concentrated in the first floor hall, 12 noon to 15 o'clock rest.

Still under renovation, do not visit tourists, call before going to consult

Just opposite the lotus park, free, just redeem it directly with your ID card. There are two floors in total, and it is worth seeing if you like history. If you don't like history, just look at it, even relax. This place does not work at noon.