1, Barong Building: Located in the southeast corner of Jinhua City, facing Wujiang River, formerly known as Xuanchang Building. According to Guangxu's Jinhua County Records, it was built in Dongyang County by Shen Yue, a famous historian and writer, in the first year of Longchang in the Southern Dynasty.
2. Jin Huashan Shuanglong Scenic Area: Located at the southwest foot of Jinhua City, 8 kilometers north, Du Guangting in the Tang Dynasty called Jin Huashan, the 36th Cave, and the location of the 36th Cave of Taoism in China, also known as Song Chi, which is said to be Huang Chuping (No Red Pine Seed in the Jin Dynasty-the land of Tao Chengxian).
3. Jinhua Museum: Jinhua, known as Wuzhou in ancient times, has a long history, prosperous culture and many celebrities, and is known as "Little Zou Lu". Jinhua Museum is located in the core plot of Jinhua ancient city historical and cultural block, with rich historical and cultural atmosphere. Our library now has more than 37,000 pieces (sets) of cultural relics and ancient books.
4. Sixteen weirs of Baishaxi: refers to the thirty-six weirs of Baishaxi in Jinhua City. Thirty-six weir ancient water conservancy project began in Jianwu year of Eastern Han Dynasty (AD 27), covering all basins of Baishaxi and benefiting 278,000 mu of farmland. Up to now, 19 weir is still in operation.
5. Xiaojialong Bridge: located in Tangxi Town, Wucheng District, Jinhua City, with a history dating back to the Qing Dynasty. Jiangnan is rainy, with many rivers and dense water networks. Bridges are essential for ancient people to travel. As early as the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty, Xiaojialong Bridge was also a traffic fortress on the ancient post road of Jinqu.