After being closed for four years to facilitate a complete overhaul, the Nanjing Museum reopened its doors in November 2013 revealing a world class facility befitting its status as a national level museum, one of only three in existence; the others being in Beijing and Taipei. Spread over 85,000 square metres and with more than enough attractions to keep the visitor occupied for an entire day, the museum’s six original historical and art exhibition halls are joined by four newly-built halls that reflect modern times and fashion, including the Intangible Cultural Heritage Hall, Digital Hall and Republic of China Hall. Admission is free with valid ID.
