Nanjing: Entry Pass to the Nanjing Museum and its Six Exhibition Halls Nanjing: Admission Pass to the Nanjing Museum and Its Six Exhibition Halls

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Duration: 1 days


Description

Explore the prestigious Nanjing Museum. Discover national treasures such as the jade suit with silver thread, the 1:1 Republican Street, and six museums in one. QR.
[Admission, Opening Hours, and Entry Rules]
Immerse yourself in the rich history and art of Jiangsu Province by visiting the renowned Nanjing Museum, one of the largest and most comprehensive museums in China. The museum is open from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM (important notice: admission strictly ends at 4:00 PM). Admission process: For quick admission, simply show and scan the QR code that we will send you directly at the turnstiles.

[How to Get There Easily]
• By metro: You can take Line 2 to Minggugong Station (明故宫站), Exit 1, and walk 5 to 8 minutes; or take Line 2 or 3 to Daxinggong Station (大行宫站), Exit 5, and walk about 12 minutes. (Public transport is recommended due to heavy traffic and limited parking for private vehicles.)

[Main Features and Structure ("One Museum, Six Galleries")]
The museum is divided into six major themed areas ranging from prehistoric times to the 20th century:

Historical Museum (The Core): It exhibits the complete evolution of civilization in Jiangsu. Its most famous pieces include the Jade Suit with Silver Thread, the gold seal of the Prince of Guangling, the brick engravings of the Seven Sages of the Bamboo Forest, the bronze lamp with silver inlays, and the porcelain pagoda arch of the Dabaoen Temple.

Museum of Special Exhibitions: Houses the country's most precious treasures, such as the Golden Beast of the Western Han Dynasty (the heaviest gold piece unearthed in China), the jade cicada plaque, the underglaze blue porcelain vase of the Ming Dynasty, and the Qianlong rotating vase.

Museum of Art: Exquisite collections of calligraphy, paintings, jade, and fine porcelain from the Jiangnan School of Art.

Digital Museum: Immersive multimedia experiences that recreate street life in ancient China, ideal for overseas visitors to understand history intuitively.

Republic Pavilion (Very Instagrammable): Located on the underground level (-1), it recreates a full street from Nanjing in the Republic of China at a 1:1 scale, with an old train station, traditional shops, post offices, and trams.

Museum of Intangible Cultural Heritage: Exhibition of traditional Jiangsu crafts, such as Yunjin brocade and the art of paper-cutting.

[Recommended Tour Route (3 to 4 Hours, No Backtracking)]
Security check and admission — Museum of History (starting from the second floor and proceeding chronologically downwards) — Museum of Special Exhibitions — Museum of Art — Digital Museum — Basement Level (-1): Pavilion of the Republic and Intangible Heritage — Exit.

[Online Human Support]
Although your visit is independent and self-guided, our human support team will be available online at all times. If you have any questions about redeeming the QR code or the routes inside the museum, we are ready to help you.

Highlights

  • Admire the national treasure, the "Jade Suit with Silver Thread."
  • Marvel at China's heaviest gold at the Exhibition Museum.
  • Stroll down a 1:1 scale retro street from the Republic era.
  • Enjoy immersive digital experiences and traditional art.
  • Enter by scanning the QR code sent at the turnstiles.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
INCLUDED
  • General admission ticket to the Nanjing Museum and access to all its main exhibition halls (a total of six museums).
  • Online support with a real human team to manage your admission QR code.
NOT INCLUDED
  • Private or public round-trip transportation to the museum from your hotel or other locations in the city.
  • In-person tour guides or accompaniment during the tour.
  • Rental of information devices or electronic audio guides.
  • Meals, drinks, souvenirs, or other personal expenses.

When should I book?

To guarantee availability book as soon as possible. Early booking is worth consideration especially if you planning the trip during high season like public holidays or weekends.


Cancellations

This excursion you can cancel with no cost up to 24 hours before the start of the trip. If you cancel it after 24 hours or not show up on the excursion you will still be charged the full price of the activity. Being late on pick-up or departure will be considered as not showing up.