Chinese Garden Museum

🏮The China Garden Museum is located at No. 15, Shooting Range Road, Fengtai District, Beijing. It is China's first national museum with a garden theme. It was completed on May 18, 2013 and has been open to the public ever since. 🏮Basic exhibition: Ancient Chinese Garden Hall, Modern Chinese Garden Hall. It displays the development history, gardening techniques and cultural heritage of Chinese gardens over the past 3,000 years, including the reproduction of scenes of classic historical gardens such as the Nanyue Kingdom Royal Garden in the Western Han Dynasty, the literati gardens in the Tang Dynasty, and the royal gardens in the Song Dynasty. Show the development process and achievements of modern Chinese gardens. 🏮Special exhibitions: Chinese Gardening Skills Hall, Chinese Garden Culture Hall, World Famous Gardens Expo Hall, Garden Interactive Experience Hall. Show the mutual influence between Chinese gardens and traditional philosophy, literature, calligraphy and painting, drama and music, etc. 🏮Showing the characteristics and highlights of gardens of different schools and styles in the world. A "living" museum: planted with 7 major types of plants, including trees, shrubs, bamboos, vines, flowers, ground covers and aquatic plants, showing the plant configuration of different garden types such as royal gardens, private gardens and northern mountain native plants, changing with the seasons and full of vitality. Rich animal and plant resources: more than 10 kinds of rare birds such as mallard, pintail duck, mandarin duck, whooper swan, black swan, bar-headed goose, ruddy shelduck, red-billed duck and various ornamental fish. Many species of wild birds. 🏮Interactive experience: The garden interactive experience hall focuses on the 4D cinema. Through new technologies, you can tour the garden, experience gardening skills, and popularize garden knowledge education and scientific research. Research and Practice Education Base: It is aimed at primary and secondary school students across the country and carries out traditional festival culture, traditional garden culture, etc. 🏮Get off at Yuanboyuan Station on Metro Line 14, 🚗Get off at the China Garden Museum by bus 🎫Free admission, enter the museum with your mainland China ID card.