Archaeology Museums in China
15 museums found
The catalogue lists 15 archaeology museums in China. Within the country they sit mainly in Xi'an (3) and Chengdu (2).
Each entry below covers what the museum holds, how long a visit takes and what it costs.

Luoyang Museum
LuoyangA museum showcasing Luoyang's rich cultural heritage.

Liaoning Provincial Museum
ShenyangA prominent museum in Shenyang showcasing rich archaeological and historical collections.

Kaifeng Museum
KaifengA comprehensive museum in Kaifeng, Henan, showcasing cultural artifacts.

Guizhou Provincial Museum
GuiyangGuizhou Provincial Museum showcases the province's rich cultural and historical heritage.

Suzhou Museum
SuzhouA museum in Suzhou, China, showcasing ancient Chinese art, paintings, calligraphy, and crafts.

Jinsha Site Museum
ChengduExplore artifacts from the ancient Shu civilization at this Chengdu museum.

Han Yangling Museum
XianyangExplore the ancient tomb complex of Emperor Jingdi and his empress, featuring over 50,000 miniature terracotta figures.

Hubei Provincial Museum
WuhanA premier museum in Wuhan showcasing over 240,000 artifacts from ancient China.

Guangdong Museum
GuangzhouA comprehensive museum in Guangzhou showcasing Guangdong's art, history, and natural heritage.

Chengdu Wuhou Shrine Museum
ChengduA museum dedicated to the Three Kingdoms period, honoring Liu Bei, Zhuge Liang, and other Shu Han figures.

Shaanxi Archaeology Museum
Xi'anChina's first comprehensive archaeological museum showcasing over 5,200 cultural relics from Shaanxi's rich history.

Shaanxi History Museum
Xi'anExplore over 370,000 artifacts spanning China's history at Shaanxi History Museum in Xi'an.

National Museum of China
BeijingThe National Museum of China showcases China's rich history and art, from ancient artifacts to modern achievements.

Shanghai Museum
ShanghaiA premier museum in Shanghai showcasing ancient Chinese art and artifacts.

Emperor Qinshihuang’s Mausoleum Site Museum
Xi'anDiscover the Terracotta Army, a UNESCO World Heritage Site housing thousands of life-sized sculptures guarding China's first emperor's tomb.