1, Meng Xi Park (Shen Kuo's former residence)
Shen Kuo (103 1 year-1095) spent the last eight years of his life in Meng Xi Park and died in the second year of Shaosheng in the Northern Song Dynasty (A.D. 1095), 920 years ago. This year coincides with the 30th anniversary of the opening of Meng Xi Park. At such a memorable time node, the real "Meng Xi" is presented to the world.
2. Beigushan Scenic Area (national 5A level)
At this time, tourists can't help looking for attractions and legends related to Liu Bei's marriage story. Beigushan, Jinshan and Jiao Shan are in a corner, and the three mountains stand in the balance. In controlling Chu and Wu, Beigushan is even more magnificent and dangerous. In the Ming dynasty, the county chief defended the city to resist Japanese invaders and cut off contact with Zhongfeng.
3. Zhenjiang Vinegar Culture Museum
Zhenjiang vinegar culture museum is the first professional theme vinegar culture museum in China, and the first theme exhibition hall in Zhenjiang that integrates cultural heritage protection, popular science education, industrial tourism and other functions. The museum is divided into three main exhibition halls: vinegar history hall, old workshop, exhibition hall and an experience hall. The whole museum adopts modern forms of expression such as sound, light and electricity to fully display, interpret and taste vinegar culture.
4. Maoshan Scenic Area (national 5A level)
Maoshan Scenic Area is located at the junction of jurong city and Jintan. It is about 10 km long from north to south and 5 km wide from east to west, covering an area of more than 50 square kilometers. Maoshan Mountain refers to a famous Taoist mountain in Jiangsu Province, China, and is the birthplace of Taoist Shangqing School, which is called "Shangqing Zongtan" by Taoism. It has the reputation of "the first blessed land and the eighth cave".