A Century-Long Time Journey of Wuhu Riverside Customs

🏰 The "Time Capsule" by the Wuhu Riverside: A Century-Old Love Letter in Red Bricks from the Old Customs House Standing by the Yangtze River, this "European gentleman" born in 1916—the Old Wuhu Customs Building—is waving at you with its red brick walls and four-sloped roof, dressed in a "sharp suit." It’s not just an ordinary building but Wuhu’s "history class representative," telling a century of foreign trade stories written in clear red bricks! The main building plus tower’s "mixed style" resembles a cross-border internet celebrity from the Republic of China era. The first floor hides the "time drawer" of the Customs Museum, where receipts from the last century and digital interactive exhibits instantly transport you back a hundred years; the second floor is a paradise for art lovers, featuring Pan Yuliang’s paintings and Western architectural exhibits. Even the cultural and creative area feels like a "history-themed souvenir shop," letting you casually take home a piece of Yangtze civilization. 🌉 Stay in the "Wuhu Living Room," where taking the kids out feels like strolling in your own backyard Tired from walking? Wuhu Hello Hotel is your "ancient city power bank"! Its location is like the "golden C spot"—within walking distance to Wuhu Ancient City, a dream for families: family rooms transform directly into "Children’s Playground PLUS," so no worries about hyper kids! Nearby attractions are like a "buffet" to choose from: take photos with the old customs at Riverside Park for a "past and present frame," or stroll to Zhongjiang Tower to catch the "Yangtze sunset blind box." Hungry? Dash into the ancient city for a bowl of shrimp roe noodles, making it a "lazy parent’s perfect kid-walking route."