based on 68 reviewsChengdu Museum is located on the west side of the city center, covering an area of approx. 17 mu, with a total floor area of approx. 65,000 m² and an exhibition area of approx. 20,000 m². The main building is divided into the South Building and the North Building: above ground, the South Building mainly houses office and research areas, while underground it contains an academic lecture hall (multifunction hall); the North Building is mainly the exhibition area, with the lobby, screening room, and special exhibition hall on the first floor, the "Man and Nature" thematic exhibition on the basement level, the ancient section of "Splendid Brocade City: Chengdu History and Culture Exhibition" on the second and third floors above ground, the modern section and folk customs section on the fourth floor, and the Chinese shadow puppet exhibition on the fifth floor.
The total collection numbers nearly 300,000 items, forming a relatively complete sequence of collections spanning from the Neolithic Age to the modern era. The types cover bronzes, gold and silver wares, pictorial bricks, stone carvings, ceramics, calligraphy and paintings, furniture, shadow puppets, marionettes, Daoist ritual paintings, masks, wood carvings, and more, having achieved scale and systemization in both quantity and quality.
Since its opening, the museum has successively hosted a series of temporary and special exhibitions, including "Lingering Nostalgia: Zhang Daqian," "Son of Heaven in a Prosperous Age: Special Exhibition of Emperor Qianlong of the Qing Dynasty," "Soul of the Silk Road: Dunhuang Art Exhibition and Special Exhibition of Cultural Relics from the Land of Abundance and the Silk Road," "Imperial Summer Palace: Special Exhibition of Cultural Relics from the Peterhof State Museum-Reserve of Russia," "French Modern and Contemporary Painting Art Exhibition and 'Chen Xiang: Metamorphosis' Photography Exhibition," "Echoes of Civilization: Ancient Treasures from Afghanistan," and "The Road of Qin and Shu: Special Exhibition of Bronze Civilization," all of which have been widely acclaimed by visitors.

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Show More ReviewsNice visit to chengdu museum, it's free of charge. There are a few levels with different themes which u can visit for a few hours.