موزه ملی چین

موزه ملی چین در مجاورت میدان تیان آن من در پکن

We booked the free tickets in the official website (no local number needed, email confirmation only). We had heard tickets sell out quickly so we were ready as soon as they become available. (Worth noting that they did seem to release further tickets for earlier days too that had previously shown as 'sold out', as each new booking window opened). On the day we walked to the North Gate (on the East side of the Square). We queued briefly as they let us in in 'blocks'. We headed straight to the "Ancient China" galleries in the basement. This was our priority to see the amazing exhibits. It was as expected very busy but well worth it. We spent 3.5 hours of climate-controlled exploration. There were so many other exhibitions we didn't get to see but chose to prioritise the ancient history sections. The other highlight exhibition we didn't know about was a temporary exhibition of the 3,000-year-old Bronze Age Ancient Shu lost kingdom. We had planned to visit the Sanxingdui Museum in Chengdu but having seen this exhibition it gave us a full day back from our packed itinerary later on. This is a must see!! On exiting the museum you are straight in to Tiananmen Square. No further checks of tickets or security.

真的很喜歡的地方，地方很大。這次去也只逛了B1 古代中國，從北京猿人，夏商周，春秋戰國。。。。。沿著歷史的軌跡陳列，真的很棒。展品很多，單一展館就可以感受中國文化的歷史。 這次的遺憾是沒有請導遊，所以有點走馬觀花。強烈建議請個導遊，才不會有入寶山空手而歸的遺憾。 記得： 要先預約才能進場。 要先預約才能進場。 要先預約才能進場。

是一个非常大的博物馆，馆内很干净也很现代，就是楼下餐厅的厕所不算干净。这次来主要是为了看李静训和三星堆的展览，还碰上了聊斋的展，很有意思。我们还重新看了一遍中国古代史，光看中国古代史估计就要至少一个小时，从元谋人开始到清朝。

Билеты бесплатные, но надо бронировать. Забронировал на сайте музея вечером предыдущего дня. Людей очень очень в музее, но однозначно стоит сходить. Есть просто уникальные вещи. Бонусом после музея можно пройти на площадь Тяньаньмэнь без отдельного бронирования.

Πήγαμε πρωΐ μια βροχερή ημέρα και μολαταύτα υπήρχαν ουρές. Μπαίνοντας θαύμασα τον περιββάλοντα χώρο και ενθουσιάστηκα, πίστεψα ό,τι θα έβλεπα πολλά εκθέματα από την εποχή των δειναστειών,Μινγκ,Τσινγκ. Δυστυχώς όμως δεν υπήρχαν πολλά έργα άξια θαυμασμού,εκτός από το καταπληκτικό στέμμα του φοίνικα της αυτοκράτειρας Xiaoduan από την δυναστεία των Μινγκ,διακοσμημένο με 5.449 μαργαριτάρια,71 ρουμπίνια,και 57 ζαφείρια,με 9 χρυσούς δράκους και 9 χρυσούς φοίνικες,είναι το αριστούργημα του μουσείου για το οποίο αξίζει τον κόπο να πάτε και να περιμένετε(υπάρχει έξτρα ουρά για να το δείτε)μολονότι ο χρόνος παραμονής μπροστά του είναι περιορισμένος, ένεκεν του κόσμου που περιμένει στην ουρά. Αξίζει επίσης να δείτε και το αρχαιότερο τεράστιο χάλκινο καζάνι το οποίο ζυγίζει 832,84 κιλά και με ύψος 133 εκατοστά,θεωρείται το βαρύτερο χάλκινο αντικείμενο του αρχαίου κόσμου. Εκεί θα δείτε επίσης και 2 στρατιώτες(από τους 8.000)+1 άλογο του πήλινου στρατού Ξιάν(Xian)του αυτοκτάτορα Τσιν Σι Χουάνγκ,τα οποία είχαν κατασκευάσθηκαν τον 3ο αιώνα π.χ και ανακαλύφθηκαν το 1974. Τέλος,θα ήθελα να σας πληροφορήσω ότι τα άτομα άνω των 60 ετών δεν πληρώνουν είσοδο καθώς επίσης,ότι υπάρχουν δύο σημεία όπου μπορείτε να αγοράσετε αναμνηστικά είδη

Le musée national se trouve sur la place Tiananmen. L'entrée est gratuite mais nous vous recommandons de réserver votre créneau d'entrée. Il faut prévoir également de passer un important dispositif de sécurité non seulement pour accéder à la zone où se trouve le musée et le musée en lui-même. En effet, une fois que vous sortirez du musée, vous arriverez directement sur la place Tiananmen, donc le contrôle se fait largement en amont. Comme pour tous les sites touristiques de Chine, c'est votre passeport qui fait office de billet d'entrée. Nous y sommes allés un après-midi et, après avoir passé pas mal de temps à faire la queue pour le contrôle, au moins 1h en tout, nous avons pu avoir accès au musée. Le bâtiment est immense et les collections sont réparties sur plusieurs niveaux. Il y avait énormément de monde quand nous y sommes allés, un dimanche après-midi. La foule était telle que l'accès à certaines galeries (notamment celle dédiée à la civilisation chinoise) était restreint et régulé par un système de file d'attente. Les objets exposés sont magnifiques et vraiment sublimes. Nous avons pu voir beaucoup de choses qu'il est rare de voir dans les musées, des pièces en cuivre, en bronze, des pierres, des joyaux, la couronne d'une des impératrices, etc. Malheureusement tout n'est pas toujours bien mis en valeur, et la foule compacte peut rendre la visite difficile. Il faut compter entre 2 et 3 heures de visite si vous voulez tout voir. Dommage qu'il y ait autant de monde et que les gens collent leurs doigts sur les vitrines...

Huge museum with a range of exhibits, from old to the most modern, as to be expected typical entrance, security set-up, with passport linked to your ticket (trip.com) fast and efficient, make sure your power bank is triple CCC certified, or you will probably have it taken off you, the same at all high value areas, aeroplanes, high speed railway etc. Mine is CCC. Bag lockers, drink machines, sit down toilets, and heaps of gift stores. Two steps past security exists you are not getting back in that way.... Tiananmen square is within the security zone, so get both of them ticked off your list of sites to see. Close to subway line 1 or line 2, hope you like stairs......

The National Museum of China is not only a museum for collecting and exhibiting cultural relics, but also a hall that carries on Chinese history and inherits cultural heritage. It has the functions of research, education and foreign cultural exchange, and is an important window to showcase the country's historical heritage and cultural confidence.

Huge museum, we managed to only cover the main permanent exhibits. Remember to reserve your tickets on WeChat mini app ahead of time. If you didn’t manage to do so, just book a VIP tour on trip.com (at extra cost!) with guide. This can be done even the day before but doesn’t come cheap. Admission to museum also includes admission to Tiananmen Square (which usually requires separate reservation)! Enjoy!

需要預約及買門票～ 三四月來北京最適合。館內有免費的水可以裝，有販售簡單的三明治跟飲料。

Çin Ulusal Müzesi (Çince: 中国国家博物馆; pinyin: Zhōngguó guójiā bówùguǎn), Çin'in başkenti Pekin'de bulunan ülkenin ana tarih ve sanat müzesidir. 2003 yılında iki ayrı müzenin birleşmesiyle kurulmuş olup Çin'in sanat ve tarihi hakkında bilgiler vermektedir.

Extremely large museum with huge complex and ridiculously large collection of artifacts you’ll never finish in one day. Other than the permanent exhibitions, there’s also some paid exhibitions such as the Respin Russian art exhibition. The basement one history of china permanent exhibition is the highlight. If you can, just visit this exhibition. Complex is huge, be prepared to walk a lot, children might not enjoy it, so I think kids above 12 years old is better. Bring some snacks as it’s very crowded and tiring. Everyone just rests at the steps and have some snacks. Exhibits are great but the toilets are not. So minus stars for the insufficiency of toilets plus strong urine smell in every toilet. That’s unacceptable for such a large government institution. Possibly toilets only make up for 1% of the building size. Very strange ratio since toilets are a basic human need. It’s also close to Tiananmen Square, you can enjoy museum until closing time then head across the road to Tiananmen square for the flag descending ceremony. But there’s always so many people, so you might see more heads and phones than anything.

A must-go-to Museum, as it houses huge collections of cultural relics from beginning of China history to the later Qing dynasty. Extremely large and it took at least three hours to complete a single floor. The Museum is located opposite the Great Hall of People, which is also near to Tiananmen Square. Secure your timeslot a week before your intended visit through the Museum website and. Drop off at 贵实楼饭店 or Grand Hotel Beijing, and walk about 10 minutes to reach the security entry of the Museum.

There's just too much to see here in this museum, in a good way. Unfortunate for me, many things were in Chinese. Of course, a short description might be available, but the actual juicy details would have been better if these had been available in English as well. What I furthermore disliked was the way in which communism was portrayed positively (as expected) and how other things were (such as poverty) not shown. However, as for cultural aspects, such as food and traditional Chinese medicine, there are so many maquettes, which are really fun to look at. It wasn't crowded at all, and even if it were, the space is huge. Beautiful building (on the inside). Be forewarned that it is quite a distance walking to it. It's better to take the subway by the way, because taxis aren't allowed to stop near it. Also, the coffee is really expensive there, but that taste is good.

Ja,muren,forbudte byen...men besøket i Beijing er ikke over uten å snike seg gjennom Nasjonalmuseet. Inngangen er gratis ,dog registrering er must, og når du får tidspunktet (til13.30,eller fra 13.30) må du ta deg sammen og komme minst 1 time før. Du gjennomgår passkontrollen, scanning av din ansikt og sikkerhetskontrollen. Enkelte rom er stengt men det som står til disposisjon er bare utrolig. Det er modern stor bygning med hele flere tusen år lange historie samt avdeling om motstandsbevegelsen og kommunistiske fortiden av landet). Rørende

Must go if you... - want to know the history of different Chinese dynasty - understand the Chinese civilization and culture better - into archaeology, history, arts and ancient times - know the development of modern China Do not go if you... - love to complain about walking too much - hate crowded places - do not have time to spare

The National Museum of China is an absolute MUST for any Beijing itinerary. Be aware: **you MUST book tickets online in advance** (book as early as possible!). To truly appreciate the sheer scale and priceless treasures inside, **arrive as early as possible when it opens**. You'll avoid the massive crowds and have a much more peaceful, enjoyable experience exploring China's most significant cultural relics, spanning thousands of years. Highly recommended for visitors from all over the world!

To visit any government museums and other points of interest, you need to download WeChat and most of the institutions have something called mini programs in WeChat where you can check the activities and buy ticket We got lucky and came to know tickets are available 7 days in advance around 5 PM every day so be ready to book It is opposite the Tiananmen Square and be prepared to stand in line for the visit as they check tickets and for foreigners visitors you need to carry a passport Musuem has good layout and to understand the rich history of China be prepared to spend 2 to 3 hours in Musuem Lot of Buddhist artifacts are placed in top floor and calligraphy details are showcased to describe how it’s important to Chinese culture It can get busy so plan ahead and the Musuem is well maintained In most places I did find English translation or use Audio guide along with phone translator

신분증(여권), 무료 입장이나 사전방문예약필요. 주변 입장하기 위해서는 검문검색 후 가능하고, 최대한 소지품을 줄이고 가는게 좋음. 중국국가박물관 中国国家博物馆 사람많다.