Capital Museum
Times of IndiaGuidepal.com/THINGS TO DO, BEIJING/ Updated : Nov 2, 2016, 15:56 IST
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With its five floors above ground and two floors underground, just about everything in Chinese art and culture can be found here. The impressive 65,000 square metres of well-curated exhibition halls offers not only treasured cultu … Read more
With its five floors above ground and two floors underground, just about everything in Chinese art and culture can be found here. The impressive 65,000 square metres of well-curated exhibition halls offers not only treasured cultural relics and traditional folk art, but also activities such as pottery and Beijing Opera-style face painting. Visit their webpage for current exhibits. Read less

A must for those curious about ancient Chinese art and culture
This massive five-floor museum is considered one of the best in the country and is a magnificent piece of architecture.
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