Prince Kung's Palace Museum
Description
A historic attraction in Beijing, Prince Kung's Palace Museum invites you to explore one of the city's largest and best-preserved Qing Dynasty noble residences. Once home to the official Heshen before becoming the residence of Prince Gong, this grand complex blends imperial history, culture, and traditional Chinese architecture.
Explore more than 30 historic buildings and a classical garden once regarded as one of Beijing's most beautiful private residence gardens. Ideal for lovers of history, architecture, and local culture, this admission ticket makes it easy to experience the charm of the Qing era during your trip.
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What To Expect
Terms & Conditions
• Tickets for Prince Gong’s Mansion Museum are pre-sold 10 days in advance until sold out.
• The Prince Gong’s Mansion Museum implements a real-name system for ticket purchases, and all visitors need to enter their identity information to pre-purchase.
• Each valid ID card (Mainland Chinese ID card, mainland travel permit for Hong Kong and Macao residents, Taiwan compatriot permit, residence permit for Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan residents, passport, permanent residence ID card for foreigners) is limited to purchase per entry day a ticket.
• Individual users are limited to purchasing 5 tickets per order, and each user can apply for two orders per day.
• Visitors with Mainland Travel Permit for Hong Kong and Macao Residents, Taiwan Compatriot Permit, Residence Permit for Hong Kong, Macao, and Taiwan Residents, Passports, and Foreigner Permanent Residence ID Cards should select the corresponding certificate type and fill in their personal information when purchasing tickets online. Please redeem the admission voucher with your valid IDs at the general service center.
• Soldiers need to choose the type of military ticket and fill in their resident ID card information when purchasing tickets online. Please redeem the admission voucher with your valid IDs at the general service center.
• Tickets for Prince Gong’s Mansion do not include non-public areas such as the bat hall and theater building.
