Guided tour of Beijing Art Museum with opening hours and ticket booking guide.

Beijing Art Museum opened in 2022! Friends who want to visit, let's play and punch in! Then let's see how to visit Beijing Art Museum! See below for details of the tour guide.

I. Ticket Price This museum is a non-free museum, with 20 yuan per adult.

Second, preferential policies Full-time college students who have reached the age of 18 enjoy a half-price discount with their student ID card, and the fare is 10 yuan/person.

The following audience can visit for free after making an online reservation with valid documents.

1, minors (1under 8 years of age) with ID card or household registration book.

2, the audience over the age of 60, with the old card or ID card.

3, the disabled with disability certificate.

4, active servicemen (including officers), retired soldiers (including officers), fire rescue personnel with valid documents.

5, the national and Beijing model workers, English models with valid documents.

6. Members of the China Museum Association must present a valid personal membership card.

7. After booking online, the first 200 adult tourists can visit for free every Wednesday.

Three. Opening hours 16 September 2022 12, this once royal temple will be officially opened to the public after the first overhaul in 125!

Beijing Art Museum (Manjuji)

Opening time: nine o'clock.

Closing time: 17:00

Closing time: 16:30

Tip: It is closed every Monday.

4. You can make an appointment for admission through the official WeChat account of Beijing Art Museum.

The traffic guide is located atNo. Manjuji Road 12 1, Haidian District, Beijing.

1. bus:

Take bus No.74; 300-way inner ring; 300 outer rings; 323 road; 362 road; 368 inner ring; 368 outer rings; 374 road; 394 road; 450 road;

534 road; 603 road; 6 10 road; 634 road; 645 road; 30-way inner ring at night; At night, the outer ring of the 30 th road arrives at Manjuji Station.

2. Subway:

Take the subway 16 line to Manjuji Station, and then walk there.

Permanent exhibition of intransitive verbs 1. Brahma Temple on the Shore: Historical Evolution Exhibition of Manjuji

Exhibition time: permanent

Man Ju Ji was founded in the fifth year of Wanli in Ming Dynasty (1577). After the reconstruction and expansion in the Ming and Qing Dynasties, a large-scale ancient architectural complex integrating temples, gardens and palaces was formed, with buildings in the middle, east and west adjacent. On both sides of the long river, there are many ancient temples, and Manjuji has the highest level of building code and the most complete preservation. Into the house, the annual rings of history seem to turn slowly between the halls, stone tablets and Gu Song, telling people about the little-known past?

2. Wonderful and solemn method: Buddhist sculpture art exhibition

Exhibition time: permanent

Buddhism introduced into the Han Dynasty refers to Buddhism that was popular in Han areas of China and introduced into some minority areas through the Han Dynasty, also known as Han Buddhism or Han Buddhism. Buddhism was introduced into the Central Plains of China in the first year of Yuan Shou, the Emperor of the Western Han Dynasty (2 BC), and the art of Buddha statues followed. In the middle and late Eastern Han Dynasty, China officially started sculpture activities, thus opening the prelude to the development of the art of Buddha statues in the Han Dynasty? Tibetan Buddhism refers to Buddhism which was formed in Tibetan areas of China, spread through Tibetan areas and influenced other areas. At present, it is mainly popular in Xizang Autonomous Region, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region and parts of Qinghai, Gansu, Sichuan and Yunnan?

3. Jiqing Longevity: Special Exhibition of Auspicious Cultural Relics.

Exhibition time: permanent

Life-long culture is an important part of China traditional culture, which embodies people's praise for life and their yearning for eternal life. "Shang Shu Hong Fan" Day: "Five Blessingg: 1. Longevity, 2. Richness, 3. Corning, 4. Virtue, 5. Death." "Longevity" is put in the first place, which shows that the ancients in China attached great importance to longevity, which also formed a colorful birthday culture.

4. Beautiful Trees in Clouds: China Traditional Furniture Exhibition

Exhibition time: permanent

Venue: Beijing Art Museum

China furniture has a long history. From Shang and Zhou Dynasties to Sui and Tang Dynasties, in order to adapt to the habit of kneeling, furniture was mostly short. From the end of Tang Dynasty to the Five Dynasties, it was officially changed from kneeling to sitting with feet down. At this time, high-type furniture gradually increased. During the Song and Yuan Dynasties, high-type furniture became the mainstream, with gradually complete types and gorgeous decoration. In the Ming and Qing Dynasties, the traditional furniture in China reached its peak, with exquisite materials and exquisite carving, which formed distinctive characteristics of the times and artistic style. Ming-style furniture wins with simplicity and generosity, and pays attention to the precision and ingenuity of tenon-mortise structure. Qing-style furniture is famous for his rich and luxurious craftsmanship. Is he a decorator?

5. More than 10,000 leisure time: Royal Painting and Calligraphy Art Exhibition in Qing Dynasty.

Exhibition time: permanent

Many emperors in the Qing Dynasty bowed to calligraphy personally, and they either used calligraphy as a means of governing the country or as a pastime in their leisure time. After Manchuria entered the customs, in order to maintain its long-term rule, it actively studied China culture and paid attention to the systematic education and cultivation of the royal family. The prince has been studying in the upper study since childhood, and he is taught by knowledgeable people in the Imperial Academy. Influenced by the excellent cultural environment and the opportunity to enjoy the collection of paintings and calligraphy in the palace, many well-educated painters and calligraphers emerged in the royal family of the Qing Dynasty, leaving countless masterpieces?