A museum documenting silk production and the Wuxi silk-reeling industry, in the Qingming Bridge district.
The museum sits in a former silk-reeling mill building on Nanchang Street and tells the story of Wuxi's silk and cocoon trade in the late Qing and early Republican period. Exhibits include tools, looms and photographs of Wuxi's mills.
It is a short visit that fits between Nanchan Temple and Qingming Bridge.
| Admission | Adult Ticketed, about CNY 20-30 (~$3-4.50) · Child Reduced for children and students |
|---|---|
| Hours | Tue-Sun about 09:00-16:30 (usually closed Mondays; confirm on the day) |
| Typical visit | 1 hour |
| Best time | Mornings |
| Getting there | Metro Line 1 to Nanchan Temple, 10 minutes on foot |
| Address | 364 Nanchang Street, Liangxi District, Wuxi / 无锡市梁溪区南长街364号 |
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Location
364 Nanchang Street, Liangxi District, Wuxi / 无锡市梁溪区南长街364号
31.5598, 120.3080 View on map
Highlights
- Silk-reeling machinery
- Wuxi industrial history
- Canal-side location
Tips for visiting
- Confirm opening days on arrival; museums often close on Mondays
- Pair with a canal walk
When to visit
Weekday mornings
Accessibility
Ground floor accessible; upper floors by stairs.
Frequently asked questions
Where is the museum?
At 364 Nanchang Street.
How long is a visit?
About one hour.