China Nuclear Power Science and Technology Museum.

📍Address: West of the intersection of Jincheng Road and Qingshan Avenue, Haiyan, Zhejiang 🏝️Booking tips: You can book online or scan the QR code at the entrance. No ticket is required. 🚗Transportation tips: Drive to the Qingshan Nuclear Power Science and Technology Museum. Free parking is available. 💗Other: The Qingshan Nuclear Power Science and Technology Museum covers a large area and has a variety of exhibition areas. It has three floors, each with different types of exhibition areas, such as historical reviews, technical demonstrations, and interactive experiments. The entire museum combines large-scale exhibition areas with various display methods to present the working status of nuclear power plants from multiple angles, allowing visitors to experience the work processes of nuclear power plants, such as standard dress, procedure execution, equipment maintenance, and core refueling. Opening hours: 9:00 am–3:30 pm daily, closed on Mondays. Route: Visitors can browse different exhibition areas, such as historical reviews, technical demonstrations, and interactive experiments, according to their interests. If you are bringing children, there are interactive experiment devices on the second floor, which are very popular with children. There are also two nuclear power knowledge quiz machines on the second and third floors, with prizes for correct answers. The prizes are very meaningful. Duration: About 2–3 hours. Food recommendations: There is a "Qingshan Nuclear Power Canteen" nearby, which offers a variety of delicious Chinese fast food at affordable prices. It is a good place to eat. Special activities: The museum has interactive experience areas, such as a 4D special effects cinema, a "Nuclear Harmony Home" sand table show, and a nuclear safety analysis theater, which provide visitors with an immersive experience through high-tech means. In addition, there are free 4D movies available for viewing, providing visitors with an audio-visual feast. The Qingshan Nuclear Power Science and Technology Museum is not only a treasure trove of nuclear power knowledge but also a great place for family trips. Through interesting displays and interactions, visitors can learn about nuclear power knowledge while having fun, and improve their understanding of nuclear energy.