Museum of Chinese Gardens and Landscape Architecture

Located at the foot of Eagle Mountain and on the banks of Yongding River in Fengtai District, Beijing, the China Garden Museum is the first national museum in China with the theme of gardens. It has been under construction since 2010 and opened for operation in May 2013. Covering an area of 65,000 square meters and with a construction area of 49,950 square meters, it consists of three parts: the main building, the indoor exhibition garden and the outdoor exhibition area. The main building offers an exhibition area of 28,200 square meters. As a public welfare permanent cultural institution, the Garden Museum is an international garden culture center that collects garden history and cultural relics, promotes traditional Chinese culture, displays the charm of garden art and studies the value of gardens. With the general public, primary and secondary school students and domestic and foreign tourists as the main service targets, and taking into account garden professionals, the Museum will comprehensively display the long history, splendid culture, diversified functions and brilliant achievements of Chinese gardens. With the concept of "Chinese garden - our ideal home", the Chinese Garden Museum aims to display and inherit the profound Chinese garden art, promote the excellent national traditional culture, and witness the great rejuvenation of the Chinese nation.
As the first national museum in China dedicated to gardens, the Museum of Chinese Gardens and Landscape Architecture offers stunning indoor and outdoor exhibits. Visitors can explore beautiful landscapes complete with pavilions, bridges, and streams, as well as miniature versions of famous Chinese gardens. The serene environment and eye-catching displays make it a peaceful retreat.