Beijing Photo Spot｜Red Brick Art Museum

Recently, I went to a photo spot with my best friend, the Red Brick Art Museum! It has become a photo spot in Beijing due to its unique design and beautiful environment. This private art museum, designed by Professor Dong Yugan of the Tsinghua Architectural Research Center, uses red bricks as the basic building element, paired with blue bricks, creating a garden-like aesthetic. The museum has mountains, water, courtyards, lush green trees, walls covered with trumpet creepers, and black swans in the pond, making it feel like stepping into a painting. Although it is a popular check-in spot, it is also suitable for people looking for a quiet place to rest occasionally. The museum covers an area of nearly 20,000 square meters, with the outdoor garden covering 8,000 square meters. It officially opened to the public in May 2014, featuring modern art exhibits loved by the founder and occasional exhibitions. The opening hours are divided into summer and winter times, and it is closed on Mondays. It is conveniently accessible by taking Metro Line 15 to Maquanying Station, heading north to Shunbai Road, and walking 100 meters west. There is free parking available at the museum. The museum also has a café and a western restaurant, offering coffee and light meals. In our busy lives, we might as well occasionally settle down, see the people we want to see, do the things we want to do, and visit the places we've always wanted to go, just like coming to the Red Brick Art Museum to feel the charm of art and nature.