Poly Art Museum

**★★★★★ こまいぬ — 3 months ago

It's a small, single floor in an office building. There are lockers, but they probably won't fit a huge backpack. It's a private museum, and unusually quiet for a Chinese museum, with no guided tours. The exhibits are centered around bronzes, with some Buddhist statues and contemporary works. The bronzes aren't particularly numerous, but the quality is above average. And the quietness is a plus. I think it's the best place to appreciate bronzes in China. While the Shanghai and Beijing National M

**★★★★★ Steven Ganapathee — 5 months ago

Very nice they have managers that speak English, check out was 12 and we had our flight at 10pm they allowed us to use the pool and spa and gym for free . nice hotel definitely recommend . nice drinking area just a 5 min bike ride on the main street past the stadium on the right. I can fit my flat in that 1 room lol 😆

**★★★★★ Lorenzo Squire — a year ago

Incredible museum filled with Bronze Age attifants - I was in awe!

**★★★★☆ Rod McColl — 2 months ago

Interesting place and well worth the visit.

**★★★★☆ Paulo Dutra — 9 years ago

It's directly accessible from exit D of the Dongsi Shitiao metro station on line 2. Purchase your tickets from the concierges desk in main lobby. The museum is on the 9th floor of the New Poly Plaza. All items are beautifully arranged, behind glass with a direct spotlight, with simple English names but there's no further English text about the details. I wasn't offered an audio, but on the name plates of the displayed pieces, there was a headset symbol. It's a compact museum specifically focuse