What restaurants are there near the newly opened Capital Museum? The closer, the better!

What restaurants are there near the newly opened Capital Museum? The closer, the better! 1, Yada Roast Duck Restaurant

Address: In Yanjing Hotel, Fuxingmenwai Street 19, Xicheng District, Beijing.

2. Beijing Yanjing HNA Hotel-Buyunlou Restaurant

Address: No.0/9 Fuxingmenwai Street, Haidian District, Beijing

3. Beijing Yanjing HNA Hotel-Duofuduo Restaurant

Address: No.0/9 Fuxingmenwai Street, Haidian District, Beijing

4. Beijing Yanjing HNA Hotel-Western Restaurant

Address: No.0/9 Fuxingmenwai Street, Haidian District, Beijing

5. Du Ming Seafood Restaurant

Address: Yanjing Hotel, Fuxingmenwai Street 19, Xicheng, Beijing

6.fudao restaurant

7. Malan Lamian Noodles

Address: Yuetan, Xicheng District, Beijing

8. Mr. Ba's meat washing room

Address: Yuetan, Xicheng District, Beijing

9. Mr. Ba hotpot (Xicheng branch)

Address: No.3 Sanlihe District 14, Xicheng District, Beijing

10, Mr. Ba Hotpot (Sanlihe Branch)

Address: No.3 Sanlihe District 14, Xicheng District

From the map, 1 and 6 are the closest to Shoubo, but they are all on the back, west of Bank of Beijing Yanjing Sub-branch.

What stations are there near the Capital Museum? The bus stops near the Capital Museum are:

East: Trade Union Building Station, 1 Road, 52 Road, 205 Road and 728 Road.

South: Baiyun Road Station, No.26, No.45, 1 14, No.308, No.319, No.650, No.937, No.937, No.937, 1 ~ 6.

West: Muxidi East Station, No.52, 1 14, No.209, No.308, No.337, No.728 and No.802..

North: Nankou Station of Sanlihe East Road, No.26, No.37, No.45, No.319 and No.650..

Of course, there is also the subway 1 line Muxidi Station in the west.

What are the cultural relics in the Capital Museum from Shang Dynasty to the Republic of China? A total of 10022 pieces (sets), including gold, jade, porcelain, copper, silverware, stationery, seals, coins, Buddha statues, jade articles, calligraphy and painting, contracts, etc. 12.

In order to better "systematically organize traditional cultural resources" and realize the transformation and application of the results of the first national movable cultural relics survey, the Capital Museum has made a comprehensive sorting and statistics of the movable cultural relics in the museum through two years' efforts, truly achieving a "clear family background" and establishing the first online exhibition platform for the results of the movable cultural relics survey in China, so that the cultural relics gradually move from "exhibition line" to "network line". The results display platform was put into trial operation on June 7th, 20 16, and will be officially launched at 0: 00 on June1/day.

The Capital Museum displays cultural relics from the Shang Dynasty to the Republic of China, with a total of 10022 pieces (sets), including gold, jade, porcelain, copper, silverware, stationery, seals, coins, Buddha statues, jade miscellaneous, calligraphy and painting, contracts, etc. 12. When the audience "fiddles" with cultural relics, they can browse its "ID card" at the same time. In addition to the actual shape of cultural relics, the age, texture, quality, source and broken degree are also clear at a glance. Clear images of each cultural relic can be downloaded and used as wallpaper. And the audience can find the most wanted cultural relics in one sentence. At present, this technology is called infinite waterfall flow. After the audience makes a fuzzy search, the pictures of cultural relics with the same keywords will automatically gather together for specific search.

The 750,000 coins investigated by the Capital Museum, divided by dynasties, almost ran through the whole historical stage of China from Shang and Zhou Dynasties to the late Qing Dynasty and the Republic of China, and their shapes included shells, knife cloth and square coins. Five baht coins in the Han Dynasty and coins in the Northern Song Dynasty are the most, and a number of Yandao coins have also obtained cultural relics "identity cards". These ancient coins with "ID cards" will be displayed on the Internet one after another.

What buses are there near the Capital Museum?