Confucius Temple and The Imperial College Museum Admission Ticket

Introduction

The Confucius Temple and the Imperial Academy are historically significant sites located in Beijing, China. The Confucius Temple, also known as the Temple of Confucius, is dedicated to the veneration of Confucius, the great philosopher and educator of ancient China. It was originally constructed during the Yuan Dynasty and has been renovated several times since then. The temple complex includes halls, pavilions, and stone tablets, which together form an important cultural and historical site. Adjacent to the Confucius Temple is the Imperial Academy, or Guozijian, which served as the highest national educational institution during the Yuan, Ming, and Qing dynasties. It was where the imperial princes and high-ranking officials' sons were educated. The academy is known for its traditional architecture and scholarly atmosphere, reflecting the importance of education in Chinese culture. Together, these two sites provide a unique insight into the educational and philosophical traditions of ancient China.

Opening Time

  • Sep 1 to Jul 15(Closed on Monday)

    09:00 - 17:00(Last entry at 16:30)
  • Jul 16 to Aug 31(Closed On Tuesday)

    09:00 - 17:00(Last entry at 16:30)

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Notice

please treat the cultural relics, exhibits, and facilities with care. Visit in a civilized and orderly manner.

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How to use tickets

Please show your e-ticket QR codes and the corresponding Passport used to purchase tickets for verification when entering the museum according to the time and date of visit.

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