Industrial Museum of China

I couldn't find any official paid guided tours online, so I went and found them okay. It cost 100 yuan for three pavilions, and another 100 yuan for the other two. It's not far from the city, but Ctrip offers a one-person transfer for 88 yuan. It's actually a 30 yuan taxi ride from Zhongjie. It's not particularly fun, but the exhibits are quite good. If you have the time, you should check it out.

Many industrial cities have industrial museums, but only Shenyang boasts a "Chinese" museum, owing to its historical significance as a traditional industrial base. Located at the intersection of Beiyi West Road and Xianggong Street, it's free to enter with a reservation online and ID card. It was renovated from the old Shenyang Foundry factory, so you can see the red bricks from that era. Inside, you'll find a General History Hall, a Foundry Hall, a Tiexi Hall, a Machine Tool Hall, an Automobile Hall, and a Metallurgical Machinery Exhibition Area, showcasing the growth of Chinese industry.

The teacher was very enthusiastic and responsible. He told us the story of the museum very carefully, allowing us to follow these equipment, travel back to the past, and experience different stories.

China Industrial Museum At the last stop of our Shenyang trip, we came to the China Industrial Museum. We took a taxi online early in the morning. The driver said that he had never brought his children here before. It seemed that the publicity was not strong and it was low-key. Once you have been here, you will know that there is actually a huge factory hidden inside the museum, with a variety of machinery and equipment, telling the changes and innovations in industry. Boys are naturally interested in machinery. When my son was 12 years old, he went to visit one by one and met a young docent. His lectures were good, allowing tourists to understand Tiexi Industry, and also allowing the children to practice their eloquence. I think this trip is worthwhile. The child has found something he is interested in and will have a deeper understanding of the industry in the future!

The China Industrial Museum is indeed a place worth visiting. It not only shows the glorious course of China's industrial development, but also allows visitors to deeply feel the charm of industrial technology through rich exhibits and interactive experiences. The sisters who explain the museum are enthusiastic. They use vivid language and rich knowledge to explain the stories behind each exhibit in detail to visitors, making people feel as if they have traveled through time and space and experienced those important historical moments. The addition of child guides has added a touch of childishness and vitality to the museum. They use their childish voices and innocent perspectives to bring visitors a different visiting experience. Both adults and children can find their own fun and gains here.

【view】 This used to be a relatively unpopular museum, but now it is more famous. It will be the Shenyang branch venue of the 2024 CCTV Spring Festival Gala. Northeast China is an old industrial base, and Liaoning has its own unique museums, such as the China Industrial Museum. The area inside is very large. If you want to visit, you need to set aside a day. We just took a quick tour and completed the visit in about three hours. It has educational significance, so some schools choose to come and visit. The sign at the front entrance is very majestic. There are a lot of materials and machines inside, which are quite retro and are all historical. The interior is so huge, each one looks like a factory. Those who like car models will be attracted, and there are also models of many scenes. Tips: It is very big inside and can only be visited in one day, and there is no place to eat nearby. It is very remote and there is a small noodle restaurant only after a long walk, so it is recommended that you prepare lunch.

It is worth it for parents to take their children to see it, to see the hard work of the older generation to have today's good times

The China Industrial Museum is free to enter, and it's full of surprises! It shows the development of China's industry, and the various old machines and tools are eye-opening. The highlight is the steel casting area, where you can watch the casting process up close. After playing, I not only gained knowledge, but also felt the charm of industry.