Guangzhou Yuan Walking Children to See Exhibitions｜Baietan Greater Bay Area Art Center

🗺️Visiting order: Art Museum ➡️Intangible Cultural Heritage Museum ➡️Literature Museum, 🎨The Art Museum is relatively large, so it is recommended to reserve 2-3 hours for visiting, and about 1-2 hours for the other two museums. If you want to take your kids out for a walk, ⛵️The Intangible Cultural Heritage Museum has more experiences, and children like it more, so you can reserve more time 🌟Exhibition Hall Introduction: 🎨Guangdong Museum of Art: There are 21 exhibition halls on five floors, which are very large and have many different art exhibitions. The first floor is usually a special exhibition hall (charged), and the 2nd to 5th floors are free halls. There are many scenes and projection applications that use AI technology in the museum. There is a very 🔥 light and shadow exhibition on the 3rd floor, and special installation art on the 2nd floor. Some exhibition halls allow interactive experiences, which are both beautiful and fun. ⛵️Guangdong Intangible Cultural Heritage Museum: The exhibition hall has 4 floors, a highly interactive exhibition hall, which displays Guangdong intangible cultural heritage such as lion dance, dragon boat, colored porcelain, gold lacquer wood carving, Chaoshan Yingge, etc., as well as the restored architecture of the Eight-He Guild Hall and various inherited craft workshops. Children will love it. 🚀Guangdong Literature Museum: There are many interactive facilities on the 2nd and 3rd floors, which are suitable for children who are more likely to learn. There are three-dimensional light and shadow shows and naked-eye 3D interactions. The development process of Guangdong literature and important works are displayed through projections and digital visual arts. 🎫Reservation method: Make a free reservation through the "Baietan Greater Bay Area Art Center" app. Numbers are released at 18:00 every day and can be booked one week in advance. There is no shortage of numbers now, and they are basically available as soon as you make an appointment. In the early days of opening, you can make an appointment for 1 museum and enter 3 museums, which is very convenient. 🕐Opening hours: Tuesday to Sunday 9:00-17:00 (no admission after 16:30), closed on Mondays (except statutory holidays). 🚇Metro: Metro Line 1 Fangcun Station Exit B1, walk 5-10 minutes 🚌Bus: You can take the bus to "Fangcun Wharf Station" or "Bai'etan Station", and walk about 5-10 minutes to reach 🚗Self-driving: There is no parking space in the museum, but there is a large open-air parking lot nearby, just ask the staff. 🚢Ferry: Take the ferry to Baietan Greater Bay Area Art Center Pier. 🌟TIPS 🆔Remember to bring your Mainland China ID card for identity verification when entering the museum 🥤You are not allowed to bring water into the museum, but there is a self-service water dispenser 👔The venue is cold, it is recommended to bring a shawl or coat 😷If you are sensitive to smells, remember to wear a mask