China Port Museum, Maritime museum in Beilun District, China.

The China Port Museum is a maritime museum in Beilun District with exhibitions spread across multiple halls focusing on port technology, shipping operations, and underwater discoveries. The collections cover different aspects of maritime trade and port development with both interactive and traditional displays.

Planning began in 2008, and the site in Chunxiao, Beilun District, was fixed in December 2009. In July 2010 the Ningbo base for national underwater cultural heritage protection was joined to the project, and the foundation stone was laid on 29 July. The main structure was finished in September 2013, and the museum opened to the public on 16 October 2014. It became a national second-grade museum in September 2018 and a first-grade museum in December 2020.

The museum shows how ports have grown over time and what role they played in trade and daily life. Visitors can see how these maritime centers shaped communities and commerce across different periods.

The best time to visit is from Tuesday through Sunday during morning or early afternoon hours when crowds are smaller. Wear comfortable shoes since the exhibition areas require walking through multiple rooms and halls.

The building's sail-like upper section has no matching construction code, so a 1:150 scale model was tested in a wind tunnel at Zhejiang University to confirm it could withstand typhoons. Its exterior is clad in 15,000 titanium panels that resist sea air and salt.