Red Brick Art Museum พิพิธภัณฑ์ศิลปะสุดชิคปักกิ่ง

Anyone who loves art in Beijing must go here!! ✨Red-Brick Art Museum, I recommend taking a taxi. It is located on the outskirts of Beijing. This place was founded by Chinese art collectors named "Yan Shijie" and "Cao Mei". It is a museum that collects art and exhibits art from all over the world. Inside, it is divided into 2 parts: A building for rotating indoor art exhibitions and a shady garden in the back. There are restaurants and cafes where you can relax. 🎉 💰The entrance fee is 150 yuan (700 baht) per person. If you are a student, don't forget to show your ID card. It will be 120 yuan (560 baht) per person. When you enter, you will see the main building with a circular central hall. This corner is the first one. It is used for various activities. Now, they have put a silver ball in the middle. It is very chic. This place has a concept that emphasizes using red bricks because it is like the first material of architecture. Simple but charming. It consists of many buildings and many functions. Surrounded by 9 exhibition spaces, 2 studios for art work and research, 1 large hall, with a total area of ​​over 20,000 square meters, we choose to walk around the outside area first. They have restaurants and cafes, and a beautiful garden where you can take pictures. The highlight of the outside garden is this corner. Everyone comes here to take pictures. It is a circular walkway with many layers covered with trees. The exhibition inside is just as cool. They are currently exhibiting Tomás Saraceno's work, inspired by spider webs and spider nests. This highlight room simulates that we are in a spider's nest. When we touch the rope, each rope will make a different sound, just like when prey flies stuck in the spider's web. When it moves, the spider will know from its movement where the prey is. 📌Red-Brick Art Museum ⏰Opening hours: Tuesday-Sunday 10:00-18:00 (Closed every Monday) 🚈Getting there: Take the subway to Maquanying Station, Exit B, then take a taxi for a bit. #BeijingReview #BeijingTravel #BeijingAttractions #Beijing #Beijing #NewYearNewTrip