Beijing：Capital Museum Hidden Treasures Guided Cultural Tour

Name: Beijing：Capital Museum Hidden Treasures Guided Cultural Tour - Klook
Brand: Klook
SKU: 189224
Price: 95.2 NZD
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首都博物馆

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Discover Beijing’s Capital Museum with an expert guide. Explore hidden treasures, iconic artifacts, and local favorite exhibits in an immersive cultural tour.
Explore hidden treasures of Beijing’s Capital Museum with an expert guide.
1、Discover 200,000+ artifacts spanning thousands of years of Chinese history.
2、Enjoy an immersive cultural tour loved by locals and history enthusiasts.
3、Experience fascinating stories behind iconic ancient artifacts firsthand.
4、Convenient morning or afternoon tours with engaging English commentary.
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Explore Beijing’s Capital Museum with an Expert English Guide

Beyond the Forbidden City and the Great Wall, the Capital Museum is a city-center “living history book.” Discover top highlights from thousands of years of Chinese history—ancient bronzes, imperial treasures, folk culture, and everyday life—brought to life by a professional English-speaking guide.

Itinerary (Morning or Afternoon) 09:00–09:10 / 13:00–13:10 Meet at Muxidi Metro Station, Exit C1 09:10–12:00 / 13:10–16:00 Guided visit inside the Capital Museum

Skip the confusion, learn the stories behind the artifacts, and enjoy a cultural experience loved by locals. Book now!

The “Jingde Street” paifang at the main entrance of the Capital Museum was originally one of the two traditional four-pillar, three-bay, seven-roof archways standing in front of the Imperial Ancestral Temple of successive dynasties in Beijing’s Xicheng Di

The “Old Beijing Folk Customs” exhibition focuses on seasonal festivals, everyday traditions, social customs, and changes in daily life across the four seasons of old Beijing. Centered on life, vitality, and the rhythm of living, it reflects the folk beli

The exhibition tells the story of Beijing as an ancient capital with a long history and rich culture, shaped by the blending and gathering of many ethnic groups. From the late Qing dynasty to the Republic of China period, Beijing, centered around the impe