Beijing Auto Museum
A car-themed museum in Fengtai District: the building looks like a bright eye overlaid with a speedometer; the exhibition line runs from the history of the world automobile to China's auto industry, with vintage cars such as the Ford Model T and Hongqi CA72 as highlights
Visitor info
- Opening hours
- 09:00-17:00·closed Mondays
- Ticket
- CNY 30
Price is indicative — final quote on inquiry.
A car-themed museum in Fengtai District: the building looks like a bright eye overlaid with a speedometer; the exhibition line runs from the history of the world automobile to China's auto industry, with vintage cars such as the Ford Model T and Hongqi CA72 as highlights; interactive driving simulators and car-science exhibits suit families. Closed Mondays; can be combined with Beijing World Park into a one-day Fengtai itinerary.
Getting there: Metro Line 9, Fengtai Science Park Station
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