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Chengdu Museums and Art

Chengdu’s cultural landscape spans thousands of years, from the ancient Shu Kingdom artifacts at Jinsha Site Museum to the Ming Dynasty royal tombs. This collection features the historic Wu Hou Shrine, the sprawling Sichuan Science and Technology Museum in Tianfu Square, and specialized institutions dedicated to giant panda conservation. These venues offer a comprehensive look at the region's scientific achievements, historical heritage, and contemporary Sichuanese art.

Sichuan Science and Technology Museum

Located in Tianfu Square, this multi-floor facility features interactive exhibits on aerospace, robotics, and ecology.

Si chuan mei shu guan

Modern art venue showcasing Sichuanese calligraphy, woodblock prints, and contemporary Chinese paintings.

Chengdu Magic Cube Performing Arts Center

Large-scale performing arts venue and architectural landmark hosting international concerts and cultural events.

Jing xiang mei shu guan

Contemporary art gallery focusing on modern visual arts and local exhibitions.

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Wu Hou Shrine of Chengdu

Three Kingdoms period memorial site for Zhuge Liang and Liu Bei, featuring historical statues and traditional gardens.

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Jinsha Site Museum

Archaeological site museum housing artifacts from the ancient Shu Kingdom, including the Sun and Immortal Birds gold foil.

Chengdu Yongling Museum

The mausoleum of Emperor Wang Jian, featuring the only above-ground royal tomb chamber in China and intricate stone carvings.

Research Center

Educational facility at the Panda Base dedicated to the biology, habitat, and scientific research of giant pandas.

Giant Panda Museum

Specialized museum focusing on the evolutionary history, conservation efforts, and protection of giant pandas.

Ming shu wang ling bo wu guan

Underground burial complex featuring the well-preserved stone tombs of Ming Dynasty princes.

Xing hai tian wen

Astronomy-focused facility providing educational exhibits on space exploration and celestial bodies.