Visited the Museum of the History of the Chinese Communist Party before July 1st

The rare good weather in the capital city, just too hot, drove to the museum located on Beichen East Road, north of the Olympic Park. You can park your car in the underground parking lot of Tian Tian Zhong Ying Hui, which has four levels and plenty of parking spaces. Take the elevator up, come out from the sunken plaza, and you'll immediately see the Party History Museum nearby. It's best to scan a QR code in advance or on-site to make a reservation, and bring your ID card to speed up the entry process, though the reservation QR code is also recognized. At ten o'clock, there were still twenty or thirty people queuing up at the entrance waiting for the security check to get in. The security staff let people in batches, and it was quite fast. You can bring a small bag but not large luggage, and there is a luggage storage service for tourists from other places at the entrance. Once inside, it immediately becomes cool and pleasant. Despite the Dragon Boat Festival holiday, there were no organized group visits, but there were still quite a few visitors, families with elderly and children, young and old couples, all learning about the Party's history, which is very good. It must be praised that not only is the exhibition on a grand scale with detailed images and data, but also the service facilities are excellent. There are rest areas in the middle of each floor with seats, water dispensers, trash bins, and clean restrooms, where people can rest and have a snack. It's a great place to visit in the summer. By the way, the Intangible Cultural Heritage Museum is just opposite, and you can make a reservation in advance to visit both museums in one trip.