1, Nanjing Paleontology Museum Nanjing Paleontology Museum is one of the largest specialized museums of paleontology in the world. After the hard work and outstanding contributions of several generations of paleontologists, a large number of world-advanced research results, represented by the study of Chengjiang fauna, have emerged and accumulated very rich paleontological fossils.
It shows the mystery of fossils and the diversity of paleontology, reproduces the history of biological evolution and its co-evolution with the environment, and reveals major events in the process of biological evolution.
Address: No.39, beijing east road, Nanjing.
2. Tangshan Homo erectus Fossil Site Museum The Homo erectus Museum is located at the northern foot of Tangshan, on the east side of today's Water Cube Park, within the geological park. The building area exceeds 25,000 square meters; The upper and lower layers are divided into four layers, and an interlayer is arranged between the 1 layer and the second layer; The whole building is lighted to the north and backed by the mountain.
The highlight of the museum building lies in its facade design. The straight section is made up of several winding "curves". This pattern appears on the huge facade of the building, just as Tangshan has been cut into a corner, with clear veins and strata folds to show the ancient history of Tangshan. It is like a wordless but rich "gobbledygook", telling us the memory of the earth before human civilization.
Address: Tangshan Ruins Park, Tangshan Street, Jiangning District
3. Nanjing geological museum Nanjing geological museum is open to the public, especially teenagers. It is based on earth science knowledge, with the purpose of popularizing science in earth science, with the purpose of propagating scientific spirit and giving consideration to earth science research. Its exhibition covers the history of China's modern geological development, the origin of the earth and life, the appreciation of rocks and minerals, the propaganda of mineral resources and environmental protection, and the restoration of the dinosaur world. It is rich in the significance of popular science education and geoscience knowledge education, and it is a first-class comprehensive geoscience museum in China that integrates science, knowledge, appreciation and interest.
Address: 700 Zhujiang Road, Nanjing
4. Six Dynasties Museum The Six Dynasties culture is the most internationally influential cultural element and city business card in Nanjing, with rich cultural relics. As the first "Nanjing Works" designed by American Baymax Architects, the Six Dynasties Museum will lead the audience to the "Oriental Metropolis" more than 500 years ago.
Address: No.302 Changjiang Road, east of the Presidential Palace.
5. Nanjing Yunjin Museum Nanjing Yunjin Museum mainly displays Chinese national brocade art represented by Nanjing Yunjin. The first floor of Yunjin Museum is the sales area of Yunjin products, and the second floor is the model of various looms and the physical display of Yunjin weaving technology. Nanjing Yunjin Institute's Chinese Brocade Village, Nanjing Yunjin is named after its beauty like clouds in the sky. The Yuan, Ming and Qing Dynasties were all royal tributes, and it was known as a treasure of the East and a must in China.
Address: No.240 Chating East Street, Nanjing, Jiangsu
6. Nanjing Imperial Examination Museum China Imperial Examination Museum was expanded on the basis of Jiangnan Gongyuan in Nanjing Confucius Temple, and concentrated on displaying the instruments, vouchers, wood carvings, stone carvings and other cultural relics reflecting the imperial examination system, which included the imperial examination system files of Qing history, Ming history, Yuan history, Song history, Tang Shi history and Sui history, and told the audience about the ancient imperial examination history and culture of China.
Address: Jinling Road 1
7. ming tomb Museum ming tomb Museum is a special exhibition hall about Zhu Yuanzhang, the world cultural heritage ming tomb and Nanjing Ming culture. It adopts the architectural style of Jiangnan area in Ming and Qing Dynasties, and is in harmony with the cultural sites and lush natural environment left by ming tomb around, which coincides with ming tomb's construction concept of "harmony between man and nature" more than 600 years ago. Ming tomb is the burial tomb of Zhu Yuanzhang, the founding emperor of the Ming Dynasty, and Ma Shi, the empress, named Xiaoling because of her filial piety. It is the largest imperial tomb in Nanjing and one of the largest imperial tombs in ancient China. As the head of the Ming Tombs in China, ming tomb is magnificent and represents the highest achievement of architecture and stone carving in the early Ming Dynasty.
Address: Building 3, Sifang City 1, Xuanwu District