Popular Family-friendly Attractions Near Xuyi - 2024

"The trip of the museum has benefited a lot. The explanation of Wang Yu's tour guide is vivid and interesting. He has learned about China's long history through the explanation of the historical museum, and also learned about the wisdom, continuous development and progress of the ancients, including seeing many treasures of the town hall and understanding ancient art and culture. Benefited a lot. Thanks also for helping to take pictures at the end, the visit is perfect, the photo technology is great"

"There are not many people, every project does not need to line up, cost-effective, too many staff are very good, children like it, the key price is not expensive, will take the children next time, eat things and toys are not expensive"

"Very worth a visit, there are many star animals! A good place for super cost-effective! There are so many people going to the Spring Festival! The zoo is quite big, it is super tired after shopping, but it is worth seeing many interesting small animals!"

"Take the family to hellokitty Paradise during the Qingming Festival holiday. The overall feeling is that the park is very suitable for primary school students and kindergarten children to play. The star interaction and float cruise are very good. The actors are very nice and especially willing to interact with children. The Ferris wheel is also very distinctive and there is a sliding cabin. The children have a great time playing, and come back next time."

"I have visited many museums, and the exhibition of the Six Dynasties Museum still makes my eyes shine. The beautiful scenery in the south of the Yangtze River is step by step. The more deep and the more awkward the Qushui flow, the more awkward the bamboo forest, the time seems to be still here. The Six Dynasties Museum is a great place to learn the history of the Six Dynasties. As a masterpiece of the American Baishi Architecture Firm, the Six Dynasties Museum entered the Six Dynasties Museum, and the bright sunshine was gently spilled from the ceiling, reflecting the tenet of Bai Lao "let the light design". ​"