Address: 74 Shanghuapo Lu, Huangpu Lu, Hupu Road, Jiang'an District, Wuhan

Description: Tongbao Temple, Guiyuan Temple, and Lianxi Temple all are older than Gude Temple built in 1887 by monk DeXi. To the left of Daxiong Palace (inside) are the Abbot's Room, Juehuan Room, Guanyin Hall, the Scriptur...

Address: 6 Cuiwei Lu, Hanyang District, Wuhan

Description: Guiyuan Zen Temple was built in 1658 during the Qing Dynasty and sprawls over 46,900 meters. The words "guiyuan" mean to pass beyond the circle of life and death, to "return to tranquility". The temple currentl...

Address: 2 Huangyuanshan, Wuchang District, Wuhan

Description:

This church is located at the southern base of Wuchang Huayuan Hill. It was designed and built by Italian Bishop Jiang Chengde in 1889. Roman-Basilican influence is apparent in the architecture.

Address: 475 Hanzheng Jie, Qiaokou District, Wuhan

Description:

It is located in Wuhan where the very first English Methodist missionaries were established.

Address: 549 Wuluo Lu, Wuchang District, Wuhan

Description: Revered as one of the four grand Buddhist temples in Wuhan, Lianxi Temple is the only Buddhist nunnery in the province. The site is renowned not only for its ritual grounds richly adorned with lotus blossoms, b...

Address: 146 Minquan Lu, Jianghan District, Wuhan

Description: The mosque on Minquan Road was built in 1623 and occupies 530 square meters of land. Constructed largely from bricks, this five-story building houses a reception room, water room, and burial chamber on its lowe...

Address: 25 Yangang Lu, Qingshan District, Wuhan

Description: Qingshan Church was built as recently as March 1995. It is the first church in Wuhan to be domestically built and designed. This church has two floors, upper and lower; the first floor can accommodate 700 perso...

Address: 26 Huangshi Lu Jiang'an District, Wuhan

Description:

This church is currently the largest Christian church in Wuhan. Funded and built by Chinese Christians in 1931, the gothic-style church can accommodate more than 1000.

Address: 16 Shanghai Lu, Jiang'an District, Wuhan

Description: Also called St. Joseph's, this church was designed by Italian missionary Xu Zuobin, and built in 1876, also in the Roman-Basilican style. It cost 120,000 francs fortune to construct; during that time, it was a ...

Address: 163 Xianzheng Jie, Hanyang District, Wuhan

Description:

Xianzheng Street Catholic Church dates back to 1936. Built from bricks and wood in the Irish-Basilican style, the church can hold services for up to 500 people.