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Nanjing Museum
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Visit Nanjing Museum and witness China's cultural progression over the past 5,000 years. See ancient pottery from caveman days, ancient weapons, jade burial items, porcelain, silk, calligraphy and much more. Nanjing Museum displays much of what made China awe-inspiring and great, while being educational in the process. You can purchase gift items onsite in their museum store. |
Nanjing City Museum |
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Nanjing City Museum, also called Chaotian Palace was formerly an imperial palace in Ming Dynasty (1368-1644), but has been restored and transformed into a municipal museum. The palace was once a school for privileged children and also a location for nobility to worship their ancestors. Imperial times and Ming Dynasty court life are reenacted daily at the palace square (10:30 am), complete with eunuchs, courtiers, guards and dancing girls. The museum contains more than 100,000 prized items on exhibition. |
Nanjing Folk Culture Museum |
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Nanjing Folk Culture Museum, also called The Former Residence of Ganxi, was first built in Qing Dynasty. Its present area covers more than 8,000 square meters/86,114 square feet, which is the largest and best preserved private residence of Qing Dynasty in Nanjing. Nanjing Folk Culture Museum resides within this residence. It is a professional museum displaying collections of folk articles, perfect for studying local traits and customs. |
| Jiangsu Art Gallery |
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Jiangsu Art Gallery is the largest collection of art in Jiangsu Province. You will find some of the best traditional and contemporary art works and creations in all of China here. Truly fascinating and inspirational, attracting art lovers worldwide! |
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