20 19 Is Dingzhou Museum open during the Spring Festival? The opening schedule of Dingzhou Museum during the Spring Festival.

Dingzhou Museum just opened in August 20 18, and the new museum has attracted public attention after its completion. The Spring Festival is coming. What are the opening hours of Dingzhou Museum during the Spring Festival? Do you need tickets for museums? Let's get to know each other.

Opening hours of Dingzhou Museum during the Spring Festival In order to ensure the visitors' visiting experience during the Spring Festival, the museum will carry out equipment maintenance and organize security and fire drills before the Spring Festival, and will be open to the public from 9:00- 17 every day from February 5 (the first day of the first month) to February 20 (the sixteenth day of the first month).

Visitors can exchange their ID cards for tickets at the museum ticket office.

At the same time, in order to ensure the order and quality of visitors, according to the carrying capacity of the museum, the number of visitors per day is limited to 1 1,000 (500 in the morning and 500 in the afternoon). Visitors are requested to avoid the peak according to their own time, and visit the peak at different times to create a civilized and orderly tour environment.

At that time, citizens can exchange tickets with their ID cards at the ticket exchange window in front of the museum.

The specific opening hours are as follows:

Dingzhou Museum will open normally from now until 65438+1October 28th.

65438+1October 29th (24th of the twelfth lunar month) to February 4th (30th of the twelfth lunar month) closed for maintenance.

February 5 (the first day of the first month)-February 20 (the sixteenth day of the first month).

February 2 1 (the seventeenth day of the first month)-February 22 (the eighteenth day of the first month) closed for maintenance.

The normal opening hours will be resumed from February 23rd (the 19th day of the first month).

Remarks:

During the opening period of the museum, it will open at 9:00- 17:00 and close at 16: 00 every day!

Introduction of Dingzhou Museum In order to ensure the order and quality of visitors, according to the carrying capacity of the museum, the number of visitors to Dingzhou Museum is limited to 1000 (500 in the morning and 500 in the afternoon). Visitors are requested to avoid peaks and peaks according to their own time and create a civilized and orderly sightseeing environment.

The museum covers an area of about 60 mu with a building area of 25,000 square meters, of which Chen Zhan covers an area of about 7,000 square meters. It is divided into seven exhibition halls: Ji Jin in the late Shang Dynasty, Han Tomb, Giant Buddha in the Northern Dynasties, Great White on Earth, Beyond the Millennium, Starry Sky in my hometown, and Literature in Southern Jilin.

The exhibition hall introduces "Han's Mausoleum Que", which shows the cultural relics of Han Dynasty such as Zhongshan King unearthed in Dingzhou. The multimedia projection system in the exhibition hall will show visitors the disassembled coffin projection, the 360-degree holographic projection of gold thread and jade clothes, and the interpretation of tombs in the Han Dynasty.

"Buddha in the Northern Dynasties" exhibited the stone statues of Dingzhou Museum in the Northern Wei Dynasty, the Eastern Wei Dynasty and the Northern Qi Dynasty, and recorded the origin and related stories of Dingzhou's three treasures "self-coming Buddha".

"Great White in the World" shows the famous porcelain of Ding Kiln, one of the five famous kilns in the Northern Song Dynasty, and presents the development process of Ding Kiln through its origin, development, peak and the timeline of Seo Woo.

"Beyond the Dust Millennium" exhibited some precious historical relics, such as relics, Buddha statues, incense sticks, offerings and coins of past dynasties, unearthed from the Jingzhi Temple in the Museum and Duoxi Palace in the House of Representatives.

Starry Sky in Hometown shows the brief deeds of Dingzhou historical celebrities by means of words, pictures, paintings, sculptures and multimedia, and creates a hall of humanistic spirit belonging to Dingzhou celebrities.

Ji 'nan Literature Exhibition Hall intends to protect and display Ji Fu Series and its printed edition compiled by Wang Hao, a famous Dingzhou bibliophile during Guangxu period of Qing Dynasty.

"Ji Jin in the Late Shang Dynasty" plans to exhibit about 300 bronzes unearthed from tombs of Shang Dynasty in Dingzhou in the early 1990s.