Liaoning Provincial Museum

The museum services are very user-friendly, with free storage for large boxes and small bags, as well as drinking water. The cultural and creative store is the most crowded and lively. Important reminder written at the beginning: When entering the museum, buy a Liaoning Impression Collection book or bring your own small book to collect stamps. Each exhibition hall has different stamps, which are very commemorative. It takes 3-5 hours to visit the entire museum. The Ancient Liaoning Exhibition has five exhibition halls, all on the third floor. We started at 1 PM and hadn't finished by 6 PM when the museum closed. Recommendation: To better understand the exhibits, it is best to hire a guide or rent electronic guide equipment. During the winter and summer vacations, the museum is particularly crowded, mostly with parents bringing their children. The Liaoning Museum is a comprehensive museum integrating history, art, archaeology, and folklore. The main building of the museum is divided into three floors, each displaying precious cultural relics with different themes. The first floor, themed 'Flying Dragon in the Sky,' showcases exquisite pottery; the second floor features the Manchu Folk Customs Exhibition, as well as exhibitions of bronze mirrors, ancient coins, ceramics, seals, and Buddhist and Taoist artifacts; the third floor displays the historical changes of ancient Liaoning and various paintings. Bring students.