Zhuji Museum

Zhuji Museum is located at Lingtang Mountain, East 1st Road, Chengguan Town, Shaoxing City (next to the Children's Park). The main building of the museum is built against the mountain, with staggered heights and magnificent momentum. It is based on the Han style and adopts the imitation Han architectural style of high platforms and square roofs. The interior is connected by nine-curve corridors. It is a landmark building in Jiyang New City, Zhuji City.

The Cultural Relics and Historical Sites Museum mainly introduces Zhuji's 5,000-year-long history. It is divided into three parts: the ancient capital of Yue, the famous county in eastern Zhejiang, and the place with outstanding people and beautiful scenery. It combines the unearthed cultural relics with data and pictures to show a Zhuji with a long history, developed agriculture, a gathering of famous products, a prosperous literary style, and many celebrities.

The Chen Hongshou Memorial Hall was specially built to commemorate the great painter Chen Hongshou. The memorial hall displays and introduces Chen Hongshou's life and the works of some of Chen's successors.

The Pearl Museum is an exhibition hall with strong local characteristics. Zhuji is the "Hometown of Pearls" in China. In 1996, it was named the Hometown of National Folk Art - Hometown of Pearl Stringing Art. The museum displays the cultivation and processing of pearls, and exhibits the rare pearl king in China - Mingyue Pearl and various pearl craft products.

The Folk Customs Museum reproduces the folk customs of Jiyang through four parts: festival rituals, daily life, agricultural and sideline production, and folk crafts.

Temporary exhibition halls are mainly used to hold various scientific, educational and artistic exhibitions from time to time.