Little Big City Beijing

The location is on Qianmen Street. It is 500 meters away from Exit C of Qianmen Station of the subway. It is next to Madame Tussauds. It is a miniature landscape, including the past and present of Beijing City. It is worth a visit.

It is more appropriate to buy a joint ticket with Tussauds. Although not big, each miniature landscape has carefully designed and interactive content. Performance animation, foot, button operation, touch screen explanation. This miniature theme of the museum is more apt than its theme, that is, to go through the millennium to feel the history and culture of Beijing. It is worth taking your children to experience it once.

Big City Small like Beijing combines miniaturized landscapes with multimedia front-end technology and acoustic and light effects to provide visitors with an interactive tour experience. The exquisite production process restores the Beijing scenic spot in 1:24 proportion, from the small details of the building itself to the look of the residents inside the building, all depicted in a single detail.

It’s not big inside, there are not many people going to May Day, and you can quickly visit various dynasties, but there are not many things to play.

Beautiful scenery, full of fun, children like it, the price is very good!

It's a bit interesting. It is a good place to take children to play, and the price is average for adults.

The place is not big. If you turn around, you may finish it soon. It is suitable for bringing children to increase knowledge, mainly details, including many historical allusions and wild history legends. It is best to find an explanation and open it in the city center. Overall, the price is average.

A place worth a visit, with the explanation of the Lan commentator, really has a great value feeling. I went with my four-year-old child, because I had not experienced it before, the child was scared by the sound, the glass wall and the lights. I originally planned to take the child to flee in a hurry. Fortunately, I met the parents with the children on the second floor. We only started to really go to the exhibition. The second half of the journey was obviously not that kind of fear than the first half. When we went out, we reported to the little brother at the front desk that the child was afraid. We almost didn't visit, and the child wanted to see it. I didn't expect the little brother at the front desk to be a narrator, this time it was a real experience. The change of lighting corresponds to the effect of 3D. The scene of the man really shows up. The interactive experience also gives the children a preliminary understanding of some landscapes. I didn't take the children to stroll around well, and I planned to go again by myself and experience it. It is highly recommended to have a guide or narrator, really the experience is different.