Zhichun Road Metro Line 10 to the Capital Museum to see the exhibition of cultural relics in the Ca

1.Walk to Zhichun Road, take Metro Line 13 (Xizhimen-Dongzhimen), get off at Xizhimen, walk to Xizhimen Station of the City Railway, take No. 26 down (Erlizhuang-Xibianmen), get off at the south exit of Sanlihe East Road, and walk to the Capital Museum.

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2.Walk to Zhichun Road, take Metro Line 13 (Xizhimen-Dongzhimen), get off at Xizhimen, walk to Xizhimen South, take 650 Road up (Golden Five Star Department Store City - Xiaohong Temple), get off at Baiyun Road, and walk to the Capital Museum.

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How to get there? It is recommended to go to the east side of the Emerald Palace and take 319 to get there. (Walk east about 300 at Chiharunri Station and turn right at the intersection).

Take Metro Line 13.

Get off at Xizhimen.

Take Metro Line 2.

Get off at Fuxing Gate.

Walk to the inside of the Fuxing Gate.

Take the 337 route.

Get off at South Lishi Road.

Walk to the Capital Museum (New Building).

The end point is the Capital Museum (New Hall).

Starting point: Zhichun Road.

Take Metro Line 13.

Get off at Xizhimen.

Take Metro Line 2.

Get off at Fuxing Gate.

Take Metro Line 1.

Get off at Muxi.

Walk to the Capital Museum (New Building).

The end point is the Capital Museum (New Hall).

Line 1: Metro Line 10, Metro Line 5....Metro Line 10 Metro Line 5 48 minutes Transfer 1 time to Zhichun Road.

Take Metro Line 10.

Get off at the south exit of Huixin West Street.

Take Metro Line 5.

Get off at the Lama Temple.

Walk to the Capital Museum (Old Building).

Destination: Capital Museum (Old Hall).

Check out the stops.

It's simple, you do Line 10 to Xidan, do Metro Line 1 to Muxidi, and you get there.

The Capital Museum borrowed cultural relics in order to add popularity to itself.

The borrowed ones are all national treasures, such as the only Ru kiln in Shoubo, and the rose and purple flower pots in the Jun kiln, all of which are from the Forbidden City.

The second question, for example, if you are from the Kaifeng Museum, then all the Ru kilns should be placed in your museum, but do you have them? There are only 21 pieces in Taipei, do you think you bought them back? Ownership is already someone else's.

Line 10? Shoubo? Where are you sitting? If you are in the area of East Third Ring Road North or Sanyuanqiao Sino-Japanese Hospital, you can take Line 10, change to Line 1 at Guomao, and walk back 300 meters to Muxidi.

If you are in Jinsong, you can also change cars like this.

If you are in the area of Zhichun Road, Huangzhuang and Bagou, don't take Line 10.

Change to Line 1 at Guomao and get off at Lishi Road.

, such as: "Beijing Historical Relics Exhibition", "Yuan Dadu History Exhibition", "Old Beijing Spring Festival Folk Customs Exhibition", "Collection of Ceramics, Calligraphy and Painting Authenticity Exhibition", "Beijing History and Culture Exhibition" and hundreds of other items. Built-in:

Basic exhibitions, special exhibitions, temporary exhibitions, cultural relics warehouses, social education areas, business research areas, administrative office areas, comprehensive service areas and underground garages, etc. With perfect functions and advanced facilities, the new museum ranks among the world's advanced and domestic first-class modern museums. The collection, exhibition, restoration, research, education and exchange of cultural relics are integrated.

In 2000, when the construction of the new Capital Museum was launched, the compilation of the exhibition outline began immediately; The exhibition outline has been guided by a number of academic authorities from academic institutions such as the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, Peking University, and Beijing Academy of Social Sciences, and strives to reflect the latest achievements that have been recognized by the academic community. The exhibition design strives to use a new design concept, break through the traditional and boring exhibition mode, make full use of modern exhibition technology and techniques, create different types of display atmosphere, give the audience an experiential visiting experience, and have formal affinity, interest and interactivity, so as to achieve elegance and common appreciation. Over the past decades, the Capital Museum has collected a wide range of cultural relics, and its collection has reached 250,000 cultural relics, including:

Bronze, ceramics, calligraphy and painting, stone carving, coins, jade, seals, weaving and embroidery, bamboo and wood tooth horns, Buddhist statues, stationery, folk handicrafts, etc., there are many unique and rare products and treasures that are well-known at home and abroad. The Capital Museum has more than 10,000 pieces of cultural relics, including 305 first-class products. Most of the collections are cultural relics unearthed in Beijing after the founding of the People's Republic of China, from the Neolithic Age, Shang and Zhou dynasties to the Liao, Jin, Yuan, Ming and Qing dynasties.

The treasures in the collection such as the Zhou Dynasty bronze ware "Jin Ding" unearthed from the Liuli River in the suburbs of Beijing, with a height of 62 centimeters, a weight of kilograms, and an inscription of 4 lines and 26 characters on the inner wall, which plays an important role in the study of Beijing's ancient history. In addition, there are "Boju Mustache", "Jasper Version Thirteen Lines" and so on. The Capital Museum has basic exhibitions, boutique exhibitions and temporary exhibitions.

The basic exhibitions include "Ancient Capital Beijing: History and Culture", "Ancient Capital Beijing: Urban Construction", and "Old Things in Beijing - Old Beijing Folk Customs Exhibition". "Ancient Capital Beijing: History and Culture" and "Ancient Capital Beijing: Urban Construction" are the core of the exhibition of the Capital Museum, showing the magnificent and magnificent Beijing culture, the development history of the capital city that is constantly rising and moving towards glory, and has become a brand display to create a first-class museum in China. The fine exhibitions include "Ancient Porcelain Art Exhibition", "Yandi Bronze Art Exhibition", "Ancient Calligraphy Art Exhibition", "Ancient Painting Art Exhibition", "Ancient Jade Art Exhibition", "Ancient Buddhist Art Exhibition" and "Study Treasure Exhibition".

These seven exhibitions and the exhibition "Old Things in Beijing: Old Beijing Folk Customs Exhibition" are a supplement and deepening of Beijing's cultural display. A total of 5,622 cultural relics from the museum's collection were exhibited in the above exhibitions. The temporary exhibition is a stage for studying and appreciating the cultural relationship between Beijing culture and other regional cultures, Chinese culture and world culture.

If you need a free ticket, you need to make a reservation.

Route: Metro: Muxidi Station of Line 1.

Bus routes: Get off at the Trade Union Building.

No. 37 get off at the south exit of Sanlihe East Road.

Get off at Baiyun Road, get off at Baiyun Road, and get off at Baiyun Road.

Subway Routes:

Take Metro Line 1 to Muxidi, exit from the southeast exit, and then walk along the road to the east, you can see that Shoubo is along the side of the road.

Bus routes: Get off at the Trade Union Building.

No. 37 get off at the south exit of Sanlihe East Road.

Get off at Baiyun Road, get off at Baiyun Road, and get off at Baiyun Road.

The Capital Museum is now No. 16 Fuxingmenwai Street, that is, the annex of Muxidi, diagonally opposite the Chang'an Shopping Mall, the Confucius Temple you said is the original site, and now the Confucian Temple has been changed to the Confucian Temple and the Guozijian Museum.

Yes, you can go to the official website to register and make an appointment.

It is also possible**.

But remember the appointment number.

Make an appointment online.

**Appointment (personally thinks it is convenient) 63370491 63370492

You need your ID number, set the time and number of tickets, and collect it with your ID card when you arrive at the first expo on the same day.

The Capital Museum is located near Muxidi subway station.

Route details: The Capital Museum began to prepare in 1953 and officially opened to the public in 1981, it is a comprehensive museum, the original site is the "Beijing Confucius Temple", and the current site is No. 16, Fuxingmenwai Street, Xicheng District, Beijing. The foundation stone was laid in December 2001. The new Capital Museum began trial operation in December 2005 and officially opened on May 18, 2006.

Near the first-line subway "Muxidi" station.

Do the subway (Line 1) get off at Muxidi Station, come out and walk 200 meters to the east.

The internal architectural structure of the Capital Museum is very distinctive, and there is a digital screening hall on the right hand when entering the east of the gate, which is now back at every hour.