Tucked away in a building in Shuibei — Luohu District’s hub for gold and jewelry manufacturing — this public museum is China’s first dedicated to jewelry.

Founded by poet and author Liu Meisong, the Zizai Typography Museum houses 125 sets of wooden movable type, along with types made of clay, bronze, tin, lead, and even porcelain.

The Century Amber Museum allows visitors to explore the formation, origins, history, culture, and art of amber.

Located on Jin'an Road in Gongming Subdistrict, the Ebohr Horology Culture Museum is Shenzhen’s first museum dedicated to timepieces and the culture of time. Situated within the iconic Ebohr Building, it houses a remarkable collection that spans 1,440 square meters, featuring 8,384 items (sets), with over 300 on permanent display.

Located in the Cultural Activity Center of Bozhi Building, Shenzhen Longhua Piano Museum houses 2,985 antique pianos and related items across three floors, covering a total area of about 5,324 square meters. The collection includes 258 rare pianos from the personal collection of the museum’s director Xu Jingyan.

Guan Shanyue (1912–2000) was a master of Guangdong’s Lingnan school of painting, a modern style that sought to update traditional Chinese ink-wash landscapes and scenes with more detail, color and brightness.

The Shenzhen Science & Technology Museum officially opened on May 1 in Guangming District, quickly becoming a key tourist attraction and innovation hub.

Established in November 1988, Shenzhen Museum of Ancient Art is one of the eight cultural facilities opened when the Shenzhen Special Economic Zone was first established.