Wuhan Hankow Customs House Museum is a thematic museum founded based on the Jianghan Customs Building, a national key cultural relic protection unit. The Jianghan Customs Museum is formed by the merger of the Jianghan Customs Museum, the Wuhan National Government Site Memorial Hall, and the Zhan Tianyou Former Residence Museum. The three museums are built based on the Jianghan Customs Building, the Hankou Nanyang Building, and the Wuhan Zhan Tianyou Former Residence, which are national key cultural relic protection units.

　　1. Opening hours

　　9:00-17:00 Closed on Mondays (except national statutory holidays).

　　2. Location

　　No. 129 Yanjiang Avenue, Hankou, Wuhan.

　　3. Tickets

　　Free

　　4. Admission instructions

　　Visitors are required to enter with their valid ID cards. It is recommended to use the second-generation ID card.

　　5. Scenic area introduction

　　The Hankow Customs House Museum was established in 1924. Its establishment marked the beginning of an era. It is also a witness to the opening of Hankou. The main building of the Jianghan Customs Museum has four floors, and the bottom floor is a semi-basement. The bell tower has four floors and a total height of 46.3 meters. The top of the bell tower is 83.8 meters above the ground. There are clocks with a diameter of 4 meters on all four sides of the bell tower. When the weather is clear, it can be seen ten miles away. The punctual sound of this clock is also a part of Wuhan city life.