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    Beijing: Art Museum of China (NAMOC) Entry Tickets

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    By Discover Beijing Tours

    Product code 11301P608

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    5.0 rating from 1 reviews336 hoursMobile ticketsPickup details available

    Dates

    Available from Oct 12, 2019

    Travelers

    Infant ages 0-3, Child ages 4-9, Adult ages 10-90

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    Beijing: Art Museum of China (NAMOC) Entry Tickets

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    Duration

    336 hours

    Ticket type

    Mobile Only

    Languages

    English

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    Instant

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    Time zone

    UTC

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    Book your entry to the National Art Museum of China ahead of time to skip long queues and prevent sold-out tickets. The booking process is straightforward—simply provide your name and passport number. When you arrive, scan your original physical passport for seamless, paper-free admission. Situated on Wusi Street, the museum houses more than 100,000 artworks spread across multiple exhibition floors. Its collections cover traditional ink paintings, calligraphy, sculptures, 20th-century revolutionary art and cutting-edge contemporary installations. Boasting a unique architectural design that blends traditional Chinese aesthetics with modern elements, it also draws far fewer crowds than Beijing’s most popular tourist landmarks.

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