Hebei Museum
A cultural treasure trove showcasing over 150000 artifacts from Hebei's 5000-year history

Key Information
Established
1953
Total Area
53000 square meters
Collection Size
Over 150000 artifacts
Main Exhibitions
3 permanent exhibitions
Special Features
Han Dynasty artifacts, Bronze collection
Accessibility
Wheelchair accessible, Audio guides available
Hebei Museum stands as one of China's premier provincial museums, housing an extraordinary collection that spans from prehistoric times to modern era. The museum's architecture itself is a masterpiece, blending traditional Chinese elements with contemporary design. Its permanent exhibitions are organized into three main sections: Stone Age Civilization, Bronze Age Glory, and Imperial Dynasties. The museum is particularly renowned for its exceptional collection of Han Dynasty artifacts, including the famous gold-inlaid bronze chariot and the exquisite jade burial suits. Visitors can explore the rich cultural heritage of Hebei province through meticulously curated displays that include ancient pottery, bronze ritual vessels, delicate porcelain, intricate lacquerware, and stunning Buddhist sculptures. The museum also features interactive multimedia displays and educational programs that bring ancient history to life for visitors of all ages.
Things to Do
- Explore the Bronze Age exhibition with its magnificent ritual vessels
- Admire the Han Dynasty gold-inlaid bronze chariot replica
- Study the intricate jade burial suits from the Western Han period
- Discover ancient pottery and porcelain from different dynasties
- Learn about Hebei's role along the ancient Silk Road
- Participate in cultural workshops and calligraphy demonstrations
- Enjoy the museum's beautiful architectural design and gardens
- Visit the temporary exhibitions featuring contemporary art
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