Beijing Prince Gong's Mansion Museum Admission Ticket

The largest princely mansion of the Qing Dynasty
Explore Prince Gong's Mansion in Beijing

Prince Gong's Mansion, near Houhai in Beijing, is the largest princely residence of the Qing Dynasty. It was once home to Heshen, one of the most notorious corrupt officials in Chinese history, during the reign of Emperor Qianlong, and was renamed after Prince Gong moved in. This museum admission ticket lets you enter during your chosen morning or afternoon session.

Discover more than 30 types of Qing buildings

More than 30 different types of buildings remain within the mansion, showcasing the grandeur of Qing-era architecture. Pass through its gates and halls to see how a royal residence was laid out.

Stroll one of Beijing's finest classical gardens

Wander through the classical garden, once considered one of the most exquisite mansion gardens in Beijing. Ponds, pavilions and rockeries come together to show the elegance of a traditional Chinese garden.

Follow the story of Heshen and Prince Gong

Trace the history of how minister Heshen's lavish residence became the home of Prince Gong, and immerse yourself in centuries of imperial heritage, culture and tradition.

※ Non-public areas such as the Bat Hall and the theater building are not included.
※ Ticketing is real-name, so passport details are required when booking.