殿廣五間二弄，為重檐硬山頂觀音兜山墻。由中興祖師慈運(yùn)長(zhǎng)老初建于清代光緒年間，民國(guó)六年（1917）由僧晙和尚改建，改革開放后及近年均有維修。上匾“天王殿”為俞德明書，下匾“七塔寺”為沙孟海書。殿正中供大肚彌勒菩薩像；左右為四大天王，高大威武；背供韋馱菩薩像（韋馱殿匾額為連登書）。 

Tianwang (King of Heaven) Hall 

       Tiangwang Hall is a five-door, double-eaves classic construction with two corridors inside. It was originally built by the Revival Master Ciyun during the Reign of Guangxu in the Qing Dynasty and was rebuilt by Master Sengjun in the 6th year during the period of the Republic of China (1917). It has been continually renovated since the Reform started in 1978 . Tian Wang Hall on the upper inscribed board of the hall was written by Yu Deming andQitaTempleon the lower one by the distinguished calligrapher Sha Menghai. In the middle of the hall is the shrine of Tatu Maitreya Bodhisattva; on each side of the hall stand statues of the Four Kings of Heaven, all of which look tall and mighty. At the back of the shrine of Maitreya Bodhisattva is the statue of Weituo Buddha (Skanda Bodhisattva) (The board of Weituo was written by Lian Deng.)