Quanzhou Maritime Museum

The Quanzhou Maritime Museum in the Fengze District of Quanzhou City, Fujian Province, is the main historical center in China having some expertise in abroad relations. Built up in 1959, through its far reaching and significant show of authentic relics identifying with abroad transportation, the exhibition hall mirrors the improvement history of the major Eastern port of the Middle Ages—Citong Port. It additionally exhibits the essential part that Quanzhou played in financial and social trades with remote nations. The museum comprises of an old and another segment.

The old area, housed in a reason assembled presentation corridor on the grounds of the Kaiyuan Temple, is utilized for showing old water crafts. The new segment, finished in 1991 and situated close to the beautiful East Lake Park, takes after an expansive cruising ship above water on the ocean. It covers a territory of 3,000 square meters with a developed region of up to 7,300 square meters. There are four presentation corridors in the new area named "Quanzhou Maritime Exhibition Hall", "Quanzhou Religious Stone Carving Hall", "Quanzhou Ethnic Culture Exhibition Hall" and "Old Chinese Model Hall". The Quanzhou Maritime Museum comprises of an old and another segment. The old area, housed in the previous Kaiyuan Temple, is utilized for showing antiquated water crafts.