
Wanshou Temple
Wanshou Temple
Beijing, China
Tranquil 16th-century complex of arch-roofed halls, home to jade displays at the Beijing Art Museum.
Last updated: February 11, 2026
Overview
Tranquil 16th-century complex of arch-roofed halls, home to jade displays at the Beijing Art Museum.
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Visitor Reviews
**★★★★★ pam ss — 2 years ago
exquisite Ming-Qing architectures and cultural relics. lots of digital displays in the halls, not boring at all. also found a cute cat in the garden. all in all worth the ticket price. plus there's a new metro station (Wanshou Temple line 16) just around the corner. very convenient.
**★★★★★ woon chichoong. — 2 years ago
Entering the temple is to sense a sudden transport into a timeless realm of peace and harmony. A unique experience.
**★★★☆☆ Jumblo Binley — 6 years ago
It looks as if it's being renovated (or changed...). I believe it will be beautiful when complete. The historic buildings would be wonderfull to see.
**★★★☆☆ Paulo Dutra — 9 years ago
It's a 1.2 km walk (20 min) from exit A of the National Library metro station on line 4 or 9. It's a Buddhist temple and worshipers are seen making offerings. However, no incense and no monks. Red placards are hung along the fence with written blessings. There's a bonus to visiting since the Beijing Art Museum is housed on site. A few English signs with brief details are found on building entrances.
Also, the bathrooms are squatters. Just yucky.
The entrance ticket includes admittance to the B
**★☆☆☆☆ Alexander Müller — 2 years ago
Know this guy personally he is really terrible would like to give 0 stars but that is not possible
















