Changchun World Sculpture Park

Changchun World Sculpture Park is located in the core area of Changchun City, covering an area of nearly 92 hectares, including 11.8 hectares of water. It is a modern urban sculpture-themed scenic area that integrates natural landscapes and cultural attractions, a national AAAAA-level tourist attraction, and one of the first "National Key Parks." It opened to the public on September 5, 2003. The park boasts pleasant scenery, with sculpture art flourishing everywhere. Wandering through it, visitors can immerse themselves in the charm of art and leisurely encounter the natural breeze.

The park features 5 major squares, Moor Lake, and other landscapes, forming a "one park, five museums" layout. These include the Changchun Sculpture Art Museum, the Songshan Hanrong African Art Collection Museum, the Wei Xiaoming Art Museum, the Sculpture Experience Hall, and the Changchun Sculpture Museum. These five museums fully demonstrate the perfect integration of sculpture art and architectural art, with unique designs, rich connotations, and widespread acclaim. Currently, the scenic area has collected more than 10,000 pieces (sets) of art from 216 countries and regions around the world, making it outstanding in terms of the quantity and internationality of its sculpture works. It houses 5 original works by the world-renowned sculptor Auguste Rodin, making it the sculpture park with the most original Rodin works in China.