Zibo City Museum, Discover Ancient Qi Kingdom's Treasures

153 West Street, Shangchang, Zhangdian District, Zibo City, Shandong Province, China

Numerous cultural relics

Introduction

The Zibo Museum, established in 1958, is a comprehensive and local museum under the Zibo Municipal Bureau of Culture and Tourism. It is currently a level-two national museum with a collection of 25,221 cultural relics, including 50 first-class national relics, 99 second-class national relics, and 540 third-class national relics. The most representative artifacts are bronze, jade, and gold and silver ware unearthed from the Western Han Dynasty Qi Wang Tomb and the Warring States Period King of Shang Tomb. Dozens of cultural relics are exhibited both domestically and internationally on a yearly basis. The museum covers an area of 13,000 square meters, including a 9,300 square meter exhibition building and a 1,500 square meter warehouse. Since 2008, admission has been free, and the museum has been awarded the honorary titles of "Provincial Civilization Unit" and "Advanced Unit in the Province's Cultural System Reform." The museum features a basic display, thematic displays, temporary exhibitions, and other exhibition systems. It is open to the public year-round and hosts nearly twenty high-level cultural and art exhibitions every year. The Zibo Museum is an important patriotic education base, a base for caring for the younger generation, a base for minors' learning and practice, and a base for theoretical propaganda and research. It provides high-quality services and has a high social influence, attracting many visitors, especially primary and secondary school students.

Address

153 West Street, Shangchang, Zhangdian District, Zibo City, Shandong Province, China

Opening hours

09:00-17:00
last admission at 16:30 (Tuesday-Sunday, January 1-December 31) Tips: Closed on Mondays (open on statutory holidays).

Transportation

Bus route: Take bus No.7, 222, 223, 96, 138, 12 or 126 to Zibo Museum Station.

Phone 0533-2152253