Longzihu scenic spot in Bengbu
Bengbu Zilonghu Scenic Area is an AAAA-level scenic spot with green mountains and clear waters, winding lakeshore, wide water surface, cliffs and rugged rocks. There are both pleasant natural scenery and endless human landscapes here. Surrounded by urban traffic arteries and relying on modern cities, the scenic spot has provincial and municipal cultural relics protection units, ancient ginkgo trees (Tang Dynasty), stone houses (Tang Dynasty), Qiyan Temple ruins (Ming Dynasty), Linglong Tower ruins (Eastern Han Dynasty) and other historical sites or sites. In recent years, the construction of scenic spots has advanced by leaps and bounds, outshining others. According to the geographical location, landform and landscape characteristics, Zi Long Lake Scenic Area is divided into four scenic spots: Beihu Scenic Area, Nanhu Scenic Area, Xilu Mountain Scenic Area and Cone Mountain Scenic Area. Longhu is surrounded by mountains on three sides, and mountains and rivers depend on each other.
Huaihe Bengbu sluice water conservancy scenic spot
Bengbu sluice water conservancy scenic spot belongs to AAAA-level scenic spot, located in the middle reaches of Huaihe River and the western suburbs of Bengbu City. The scenic spot consists of 28-hole sluice, 12-hole sluice, old sluice, expansion sluice, hydropower station, flood diversion canal and 1000 mu wetland park. It has comprehensive functions such as flood control, irrigation, shipping, hydropower generation, road traffic, tourism, etc. The watershed area above the sluice is 12 10000 square kilometers. Bengbu Gate Water Conservancy Scenic Area has convenient transportation, about 6 kilometers away from the urban area and about 10 kilometers away from the railway station and bus station. Bengbu Port, the former largest port of Huaihe River, is located 4 kilometers downstream of Bengbu Gate; Roads and various expressways are developed, only 2 kilometers away from Xu He and Ning Jie expressways, with convenient transportation.
Bengbu zhanggongshan park
Bengbu Zhanggongshan Park belongs to the national AAAA scenic spot, located in the southwest of Bengbu City, with a total area of 72 hectares. This is the largest park in this city. Established in 1973 and officially opened in 1983. The park consists of Zhanggong Mountain and Huabei Lake (now renamed Zhanggong Lake), and there is a peninsula in the lake. The scenery in the garden is beautiful. The lakeshore twists and turns, weeping willows are planted all over; There are many pines and cypresses on the hillside, and the winding path is secluded; There is a watchtower on the top of the hill. In the east of the park, there are cruise ship docks, mid-level tea houses, aquatic restaurants and seaside promenades. There is also a garden-style garden in Suzhou, with a built-in Huaihe stele forest and a restaurant. There is a zoo in the west of the park; There is a children's playground on the west side of the north gate of the park, with sculptures such as "Playing with Children", "Mother and Child Sheep" and "Spring Rain".
Bengbu museum
Bengbu Museum is an AAAA-level scenic spot. Located on the third floor of the west side of Shengli Middle Road Science and Culture Palace, it is a local comprehensive museum. The museum covers an area of 1500m2 and the exhibition hall covers an area of 1000m2. It consists of three halls and can hold various exhibitions. Since the establishment of 1973, the museum has organized and hosted more than 1000 large and medium-sized exhibitions. It is an important place for the education of ancient historical civilization and modern spiritual civilization in our city and a provincial patriotism education base. There are more than 4,000 pieces of various cultural relics in Bengbu Museum, including fossils of ancient things hundreds of thousands of years ago, rich cultural relics unearthed from Neolithic sites more than 7,000 years ago, and ceramics, bronzes, jade articles, paintings and rare books of various dynasties in historical civilization. It is a precious physical object that reflects the historical evolution of Bengbu and has important scientific, artistic and historical values.