A must-see attraction in Shenyang. The Shenyang Palace Museum, formerly known as the "Three Eastern Provinces Museum," is located within the Shenyang Palace complex. Also known as the Shengjing Imperial Palace, the Shenyang Palace was also known during the Qing Dynasty as the Shengjing Palace, the Auxiliary Capital Palace, the Liudu Palace, or the Fengtian Palace. Construction began in 1625 during the reign of Nurhaci and was completed in 1636 during the reign of Huang Taiji. Later renovations and additions during the reigns of Emperors Kangxi and Qianlong resulted in its current complex, comprising over 100 palaces, pavilions, and halls, encompassing over 500 rooms and covering an area of 60,000 square meters. This was the first majestic imperial palace complex of the Qing Dynasty, imbued with a rich and varied Manchu style and Northeastern Chinese characteristics.