Beijing | Experience the Legendary Life of Empress Sisi

China Millennium Monument is hosting a new exhibition, "Sisi and Her Era: The Art of the Austro-Hungarian Empire." Exhibition location: Century Hall, 2F, China Millennium Monument. Visitors can make a reservation in advance or scan a QR code on-site to make a reservation. Tickets can be purchased on-site or online in advance. Early bird tickets are currently available for CNY 77 each, including a limited edition 1:1 replica of the "Sisi Star" brooch. Don't miss out! Exhibition highlights: Empress Sisi was a beloved queen of the Austro-Hungarian Empire in the 19th century. This exhibition showcases her life, including Austrian and Hungarian royal architecture, her daily life, her hobbies, and works by several artists who were influenced by her. Nearly 300 precious exhibits, with pictures and texts, vividly display the legendary life of Empress Sisi. Empress Sisi's life was full of legends. She had a fairy-tale love story with a prince that all girls envy. She longed for romance and freedom, was an outdoor survival expert, and was skilled in horseback riding and archery. Empress Sisi is known as the most beautiful queen in history. She lived a highly disciplined life, with a waist measuring only 53 cm at its slimmest. She loved fitness and outdoor sports and was obsessed with skincare and makeup. Due to her interests, she learned multiple languages and read books and watched plays in their original versions. Even if Empress Sisi lived in modern times, she would still be an independent, knowledgeable, and versatile influencer who constantly strives for beauty. Check-in suggestion: The exhibition has just opened and is very popular. It is recommended to visit on a weekday or at opening time for a more comfortable experience. The self-service audio guide is temporarily unavailable.