Jinshang Museum

Taiyuan is a very, very worth coming to the place, very big and the exhibits are very exciting, the scenery is also very good, the layout is reasonable, basically do not go back, one exhibition hall to look at, great!

I thought it was a museum that simply talked about Jinshang. I didn't expect it to integrate a lot of places with memorials or historical significance, such as: the former site of Shanxi Provincial Government. The entire museum area is really large, and it can't be turned around for half a day. It's free

Jinshang Museum is located in Taiyuan, Shanxi Province. The museum is very large. It takes at least three or four hours to walk down. It mainly displays the long history of Shanxi, which is lingering and refreshing.

Very good, worth recommending.

The Jinshang Museum was originally a military palace in the Republic of China, covering a large area, and the building had the characteristics of the late Qing Dynasty and early Ming Dynasty. There are bronzeware, calligraphy and painting cultural relics on display, especially worth mentioning calligraphy and painting, some of which are colorful. The history of Jin merchants, abacus, ledgers, silver, silver tickets, and other cultural relics recorded in the post office, which is worth visiting.

Going on August 27, 22, you can visit! It is open now. Why does Trip.com write to suspend opening? Because Trip.com writes to suspend opening, we did not plan this attraction. We took a taxi and saw the opening, so we went immediately. Pay attention to the public account and make an appointment for free admission. There are not many tourists on Saturday. It feels similar to the presidential palace in Nanjing. There are gardens and several buildings. The main visits are in the building. So it doesn't delay the visit when it rains. There are still a lot to see in the building, and the route is not complicated. There is a string of lines in the middle and then two gardens on the left and right. The West Garden is large, there are several pavilions and pavilions, there are tea houses, there are many guests, and there are many wedding photos here to take seriously. The East Garden is small and there are only two yards. We went shopping from 11:30 to almost 5 o'clock. Everywhere was carefully looked at. But I am surprised why many of the exhibits in the Shanxi Discipline Committee are donated by the Shanxi Discipline Committee.