Taipingtianguo Shiwangfu

Just in the ancient city, the largest existing Taiping Tianguo Shiwangfu in China, and it is also a key cultural relics protection unit in the country. You can scan the code on the spot to make an appointment. You can enter after the door is written off. The system tells the history of Li Shixian's attack on Jinhua. There is also a mural exhibition in the West Courtyard. More precious and exquisite, but can only look at it, can not take pictures, the exhibition area is not very large, about 1 hour to visit, after visiting the Jinhua Museum, you can come over

Located in Bagua Old Street, Jinhua City, Taiping Tianguo Shiwangfu is a national cultural relics protection unit. It is the most complete Taiping Tianguo Shiwangfu. It is worth a visit, especially some paintings. Unfortunately, the times are long and some have been blurred. If you want to understand the history of Taiping Tianguo, it is definitely worth a visit. No tickets required.

Taiping Tianguo Shiwangfu is located in the ancient city of Licheng District, Jinhua City, is a well-preserved Taipingtian King's Mansion building, which covers an area not small, there are some displays and instructions of the situation at the time, and there is a back garden that is not open.

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Taiping Tiangulou Lijiufang Lane, referred to as Shiwangfu, is located at No.52-53, Chengdong Gulou, Yicheng District, Jinhua City. It was once the residence of Taiping Tianguo Wang Li Shixian. Construction in 1861, is the most complete and grandest preserved in the existing Taiping Tianguo building in China, the most artwork such as murals, extremely rare, the three treasures of the existing Wangfu: Tuanlong, murals, two thousand-year-old cypress. In 1988, it was listed as the third batch of key cultural relics protection units nationwide. In 1998, it was named the provincial patriotic education base by the Zhejiang Provincial Committee and the provincial government. It has been opened as the "Taiping Tianguo Wangfu Memorial Hall" to the outside world.