Zibo Museum
淄博市博物馆
A comprehensive museum in the city center of Zhangdian, with bronze vessels unearthed from the Western Han King of Qi's tomb and fine Zibo ceramics and glazes.
The Zibo Museum sits beside the central square of Zhangdian. Its rich collection includes bronzes unearthed from the burial pits of the Western Han King of Qi's tomb in Dawu Township, Linzi, such as the bronze chunyu and bianzhong bell chimes. It also holds Zibo kiln ceramics from successive dynasties and Boshan glass products. Visitors can quickly grasp Zibo's history, from the state of Qi to the modern ceramics and glass industries. The museum is medium-sized, and 1-1.5 hours is enough, making it a good stop before enjoying the city's barbecue. Admission is free. The museum is usually closed on Mondays, and an ID card is required to enter (follow the official notice). It is about 3 km from Zibo station and not far from the Bada Ju area.
Opening hours
Closed Mondays; approx. 09:00–17:00 (check official announcements)
Nearby sights
- Zibo Ceramics & Glass Museum
- Badaju Market
- Haidai Tower Zhongshuge
- Pu Songling's Former Residence
- Zhoucun Ancient Commercial Town
- Jiang Taigong Temple
- Mata Lake Wetland
- Guan Zhong Memorial Hall