The Capital Museum condenses 3,000 years of Beijing history.

💥Located at No. 16, Fuxingmen Outer Street, on the west side of Beijing, the Capital Museum is low-key and reserved, welcoming you. 💥Compared to the crowded National Museum, there are fewer people here, so you can think quietly. The transportation is also convenient. You can take the subway line 1 to Muxidi and walk a few steps to get there. The parking lot is not small, and there are parking spaces if you drive there. 🎉Beijing, the weather, climate, and products do not seem to have much advantage, so why is it the capital? However, looking at the history of more than 3,000 years told by the Capital Museum, you will understand why it is the capital. From the Yan State in the Spring and Autumn and Warring States Periods, Youzhou in the Han, Jin, Sui, and Tang Dynasties, Nanjing in the Liao Dynasty, Zhongdu in the Jin Dynasty, Dadu in the Yuan Dynasty, and the capital of the Ming and Qing Dynasties, with the expansion of China's territory, Beijing increasingly highlights its important political and military status. It is also the intersection and fusion of the Central Plains farming culture and nomadic culture. All these have made today's Beijing, which is not so delicate and delicate, but is hidden under the simple and simple appearance, tolerant and resilient. Capital Museum 🎉If the National Museum concentrates the essence of the country, the Capital Museum shows the condensed history of the imperial capital. If you want to understand Beijing, you can go to the Capital Museum. It's free, just make a reservation. Monday is a rest day. There are also Beijing folk customs and special exhibitions in the museum. There are coffee and simple meals on the second floor and the basement. If you are tired, you can rest and replenish your energy🤭🤭