Guangzhou Museum is located at No.99 Zhenhai Road, Yuexiu District, Guangzhou City, Guangdong Province, China, with a total construction area of 7,600 square meters and Zhenhai Tower with a total construction area of 4,386 square meters. It is a local comprehensive museum and a national second-class museum. In the Republic of China1February/81-1945 was officially opened to the public, and it was called Guangzhou Library Museum, 1946- 1949, Guangzhou Museum, 65438+.
By the end of 20 19, there were 43,767 cultural relics in Guangzhou Museum, including 1067 precious cultural relics and 17 cultural relics. On February 2, 20 17, Guangzhou Museum was selected as the third batch of national first-class museums, and on February 23, 2002165438, Guangzhou Cultural Relics Museum Society.
Venue layout
Zhenhai Tower Exhibition Area is located in Yuexiu Park with beautiful scenery. The venue of the exhibition area is zhenhai tower, a famous building in Guangzhou, and its surrounding buildings. Wanghailou was named after zhenhai tower. Because it is five stories high, it is commonly known as five stories. Built in the 13th year of Hongwu in Ming Dynasty. At that time, in order to expand the urban area, the commander-in-chief Zhu Liangzu combined the three cities in the Song Dynasty into one, built a city wall across Xiushan in the north of the city, and built the tower at the highest point. For hundreds of years, the poet Mo Ke lamented that it was a panoramic view of Yangcheng.
Zhongyuanlou exhibition area is located on the east side of Zhenhai Road. The main building of the exhibition area is the Central Plains Library. The building adopts the decorative style of combining Chinese and western styles. 1929 laid the foundation stone and completed the following year. Guangzhou Art Museum was built in 1957. Taking this Central Plains Library as its address, it is now a key cultural relic protection unit in Guangzhou.
Reference to the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-Guangzhou Museum