Dongsi Hutong Museum
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Opening Hours:
Tuesday to Saturday (closed on Mondays, Sundays and legal holidays)
9:00am-12:00pm, 14:00pm-17:00pm (admission stops after 16:30)
Description
Dongsi Hutong Museum
The No. 77 courtyard of Dongsi Sitiao Hutong was once the office of Dongsi Police Station. In 2017, after comprehensive environmental management of the historical and cultural district, it was transformed into the Dongsi Hutong Museum, which spreads hutong culture.
The courtyard where the Dongsi Hutong Museum is located covers an area of 1,023 square meters, and is a standard three-courtyard complex of buildings. The courtyard is restored as it was in the past, and modern artistic eleme...
Dongsi Hutong Museum
The No. 77 courtyard of Dongsi Sitiao Hutong was once the office of Dongsi Police Station. In 2017, after comprehensive environmental management of the historical and cultural district, it was transformed into the Dongsi Hutong Museum, which spreads hutong culture.
The courtyard where the Dongsi Hutong Museum is located covers an area of 1,023 square meters, and is a standard three-courtyard complex of buildings. The courtyard is restored as it was in the past, and modern artistic elements are added. The venue uses multimedia and other diversified display methods to easily bring people into the history of the hutongs.
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Free
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